Liverpool Thread - 2021/22

[richards30]

The minamino transfer was a flop but we won't read or hear about it.

not in their eyes as they sold him for double what they paid?!

 

[RadcliffeRick]

This would be the disabled section of klanfield that jumps up when they score

Never Happened!!

 

[TravisBickle]

It's always good to start the morning in work with a laugh.

Well if we’re just gonna make shit up lol

 

[Blue Floyd]

Probably more like this fucker

 

[Protein Junkie]

The headline on the football page actually says “How a chance meeting made Liverpool’s next star” then when you go into it

How a chance meeting made Liverpool's next star

BBC Sport charts new Liverpool signing Fabio Carvalho's rise from Benfica to Merseyside, via Balham FC.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[PPT]

Was listening to TalkSPORT (I know, I know) on my way home from work last night and Danny Kelly was discussing the proposed kick in instead of throw in by Wenger.

He mentioned that Liverpool were the foremost proponents of the passback to the keeper during their period of domestic dominance and it made me curious about when the passback rule was changed to when the keeper was no longer allowed to pick it up.

Having played a lot of football in my younger years I thought the rule may have been introduced in the 80’s. I was surprised that the rule was brought in for the European Championship in 1992 and implemented in the Premier League’s inaugural year.

One top division title since the passback laws were changed. They‘ve really just become an above average cup team.

Steve McMahon was an absolute master at it.

 

[Protein Junkie]

Article on bbc.

Liverpool agree £15.5m Minamino deal with Monaco

Liverpool agree to sell Japan international Takumi Minamino to Monaco in an 18m euro (£15.5m) deal.

www.bbc.co.uk

Liverpool transfers
2 players out, 3 players in
Out:
Minamino £16m (but only £13m upfront)
Mane £35m (but only £27m upfront)
In:
Nunez £64m (but only the initial amount) £85m
Carvalho £5m (but only the initial amount) £8m
Ramsey £4m (but only the initial amount) £7m

Net spend trophy warriors see £22m outflow
If flipped and done on city terms £60m outflow

The optics are starkly different

Operation Net Spend in full throttle lah

 

[crazyg]

Surprised he got that forehead in that little plane.

That's just trick photography.
He actually travelled on an Antonov 124 - more headroom. (Should have been the AN225, but the Russians blew it up)

 

[MichaelBBack]

It's always good to start the morning in work with a laugh.

Ahahahahaha. Oh Christ.

I mean I know all those local news sites are biased and crap, but this one really is on another level. Good God.

 

[handsofstone]

Article on bbc.

Liverpool agree £15.5m Minamino deal with Monaco

Liverpool agree to sell Japan international Takumi Minamino to Monaco in an 18m euro (£15.5m) deal.

www.bbc.co.uk

Liverpool transfers
2 players out, 3 players in
Out:
Minamino £16m (but only £13m upfront)
Mane £35m (but only £27m upfront)
In:
Nunez £64m (but only the initial amount) £85m
Carvalho £5m (but only the initial amount) £8m
Ramsey £4m (but only the initial amount) £7m

Net spend trophy warriors see £22m outflow
If flipped and done on city terms £60m outflow

The optics are starkly different

You forgot to include their wages and agents fees and loyalty bonuses for incomings

Remember, Haaland is going to cost £300mil

 

[goalmole]

Never Happened!!

I hope DWP were watching.

 

[give it to gordon]

It's always good to start the morning in work with a laugh.

I know I dont follow European football that much but I have heard of Haaland and Mbappe. I had never heard of Diaz and Nunze until they signed for the dippers.
It's odd that these four footballers all play to the same standards yet two have passed me by.

 

[razman]

Mane going, Big loss to them.. Happy to see the back of him

Bayern will be stronger no doubt next season

 

[Akira]

It's always good to start the morning in work with a laugh.

Hahaha, just like when they don't need Sterling cuz they have Jordan Ibe.

 

[Beswick Prize Bands Big Drum]

I know I dont follow European football that much but I have heard of Haaland and Mbappe. I had never heard of Diaz and Nunze until they signed for the dippers.
It's odd that these four footballers all play to the same standards yet two have passed me by.

Ha Ha the Liverpool Echo Echo Echo Echo never fails to come up with the same old shit.

 

[Stoned Rose]

It's always good to start the morning in work with a laugh.

Liverpool Echo

“How Neil Mellor’s mentoring of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo made them nearly as good as John Flanagan”.

 

[laplandblue]

Accrington Stanley would have won the League if all the teams above them did not exist.

Wonderful word, 'if''.

Great poem too.

 

[Xhavenjoe]

Great poem too.

Telly Savalas, The bald bard.

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

Was listening to TalkSPORT (I know, I know) on my way home from work last night and Danny Kelly was discussing the proposed kick in instead of throw in by Wenger.

He mentioned that Liverpool were the foremost proponents of the passback to the keeper during their period of domestic dominance and it made me curious about when the passback rule was changed to when the keeper was no longer allowed to pick it up.

Having played a lot of football in my younger years I thought the rule may have been introduced in the 80’s. I was surprised that the rule was brought in for the European Championship in 1992 and implemented in the Premier League’s inaugural year.

One top division title since the passback laws were changed. They‘ve really just become an above average cup team.

They were absolutely numbing with it. Hanson to Lawrenson to someone in midfield, back again then back to Grobelaar. In sure they were the reason for the rule change for the whole sport

 

[Cityfan1977]

It's always good to start the morning in work with a laugh.

This is brainwashing on a different level