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Wise words young Karen x
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Surely that's implicit. Everyone knows that. :-)And knowledgeable don't forget the knowledgeable
cleavers
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Not quite, there is a W in there against West Ham, but it should also have been a L.Last 3 results in all comps: LLL.
PannickAtTheDisco
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Not quite, there is a W in there against West Ham, but it should also have been a L.
it's 4 L's.
Loss, Lukasz, Loss, Loss.
cleavers
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I suspect it has a lot to do with the CL rather than the PL, Atletico is going to be a tough ask next week imho, 3 of the last 4 games they haven't scored, and they must next week, and without conceding.Yeah, it was a really odd decision to not go full strength last night, given how far in front they are in the league. The Carabao Cup was perhaps more understandable in the circumstances, but no excuse not to go for the FA Cup.
DJBusinesscake
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He meant the last game in every comp was an LNot quite, there is a W in there against West Ham, but it should also have been a L.
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I'm hoping they end up limping there, whilst looking over their shoulder, lets hope they lose next week against Atletico, and that we can beat them at home. I'm with others, I don't think they've been that great, just incredibly consistent in results, lets hope the next 3 months they find a new consistency.Klopp doesn’t go full strength because he knows the teams limit and, although he’ll never admit it, he is terrified of bottling the league again.
They’ll win the league, that’s a given but if they don’t break the 100 points barrier that’s enough for ke
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Sadly (not in a sad about it way) that commitment last season has cost us a bit this season mentally and physically, yet we've won one, and are currently still in two competitions.It is not easy to win the domestic treble,you have to be all in and commit to it,what we did was amazing,they are finding out only the best teams can do it
PannickAtTheDisco
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Sadly (not in a sad about it way) that commitment last season has cost us a bit this season mentally and physically, yet we've won one, and are currently still in two competitions.
I think the peak of any side is 2-3 years, beyond that in the majority of cases you either change the manager or players. Liverpool had a huge squad rebuild only a couple of years ago and have had a similar maturation point in transfer business as we did, so I think we're just on different life cycles of our sides and peaking at different points. We'll heavily reinvest (bans permitting) in the summer, it will be interesting to see if Liverpool stick or twist.
Thanks, forgot that in my dotage.Not quite, there is a W in there against West Ham, but it should also have been a L.
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