Liverpool Thread - 2022/23

[Bluearmy]

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Never a truer meme posted

 

[BeerIsTheBest]

Worth remembering what gnasher said about VAR to Sky when we beat the mentality boys in the Carebo in December- at a stage where the technology is not used.

“But there were a couple of offside decisions, where everyone in the stadium was convinced they were offside. We’ll never know probably because we can’t play them back.

“But it makes sense if you play a competition and everywhere is VAR [Premier League], why not, especially in a game like this. I understand in earlier rounds it’s not possible on all levels, but this, City-Liverpool, all the technical things are here, so why shouldn’t we use it?”

Toothy wanker

 

[SebastianBlue]

I watched it, it happened, the studio team even talked and laughed about it with Nedum for 5 minutes.

I’ll post the video once ESPN posts it online.

Nedum, for his part, was classy during the interaction with Klopp and self-deprecating in the way he spoke about it with the studio afterward, even saying he didn’t blame Klopp for not knowing who he was.

But why say something like that to someone interviewing you if you don’t know who you are talking to?

Only cunts do that.

Of course ESPN has chosen not to post the interview Klopp did with Onuoha after the Wolves match (they've posted the one with Potter after our match, though).

I would go so far as to guess that Liverpool asked them not to post it in order to avoid further embarrassment to Klopp and ESPN obliged, like all the sycophantic media seem to do these days. Or, worse, they self-censoured to avoid Liverpool's wrath.

You can bet they wouldn't have honoured such a request from City or self-censoured if it was Pep who had made a fool of himself.

EDIT: The closest I could find is this video which is the tailend of the studio exchange with Nedum; the reason they all have a smile and are laughing at the beginning is they had just spent three or four minutes joking about how Klopp didn't know who Nedum was and his comments about Nedum would know better (in response to Nedum's questions to Klopp) if he had played football. There is a little reference toward the end of how much Klopp looked like he was hating the interview and wanted it to be over.

Complete editing out of Klopp's cuntishness and not for the first time.

 

[Victorinodennistua]

Remember when Tyrone Mings got a retrospective ban for a completely accidental stamp on Ibrahimovic?

That was all over the mainstream media. The Robertson challenge doesn't seem to have the same level of coverage, and I can't quite put my finger on why...

I think Robertsons excuse to the ref was that he had traore’s head under control.

 

[Barcon]

Of course ESPN has chosen not to post the interview Klopp did with Onuoha after the Wolves match (they've posted the one with Potter after our match, though).

I would go so far as to guess that Liverpool asked them not to post it in order to avoid further embarrassment to Klopp and ESPN obliged, like all the sycophantic media seem to do these days. Or, worse, they self-censoured to avoid Liverpool's wrath.

You can bet they wouldn't have honoured such a request from City or self-censoured if it was Pep who had made a fool of himself.

EDIT: The closest I could find is this video which is the tailend of the studio exchange with Nedum; the reason they all have a smile and are laughing at the beginning is they had just spent three or four minutes joking about how Klopp didn't know who Nedum was and his comments about Nedum would know better (in response to Nedum's questions to Klopp) if he had played football. There is a little reference toward the end of how much Klopp looked like he was hating the interview and wanted it to be over.

Complete editing out of Klopp's cuntishness and not for the first time.

Cheers mate. I never doubted you by the way. I just can't (I can) believe that Klopp would say that.
P.S, I can't stand those cunts that are in the studio.

 

[LongsightM13]

Anyone hear Klopp’s response to Nedum’s questions in ESPN’s post-match interview where Klopp essentially said Nedum would know better if he had played football?

Another example of his utter cuntishness.

Nedum had a far better and more successful playing career than Bingo, who never played higher than the German second flight in his entire life

 

[BeerIsTheBest]

Bet the German, fairground carasel faced twat is now going to moan about having to squeeze the replay in on the 17th Jan, between Brighton A on the 14th and Chelskie on the 24th.

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

Of course ESPN has chosen not to post the interview Klopp did with Onuoha after the Wolves match (they've posted the one with Potter after our match, though).

I would go so far as to guess that Liverpool asked them not to post it in order to avoid further embarrassment to Klopp and ESPN obliged, like all the sycophantic media seem to do these days. Or, worse, they self-censoured to avoid Liverpool's wrath.

You can bet they wouldn't have honoured such a request from City or self-censoured if it was Pep who had made a fool of himself.

EDIT: The closest I could find is this video which is the tailend of the studio exchange with Nedum; the reason they all have a smile and are laughing at the beginning is they had just spent three or four minutes joking about how Klopp didn't know who Nedum was and his comments about Nedum would know better (in response to Nedum's questions to Klopp) if he had played football. There is a little reference toward the end of how much Klopp looked like he was hating the interview and wanted it to be over.

Complete editing out of Klopp's cuntishness and not for the first time.

The media are incredibly efficient at controlling the narrative at the behest of certain clubs, and I include the likes of Sky, BT and the BBC here. BBC Sport at times appear to be an extension of the Rag's PR department.

 

[RobinHood]

Childish, I know:

 

[cheekybids]

Of course ESPN has chosen not to post the interview Klopp did with Onuoha after the Wolves match (they've posted the one with Potter after our match, though).

I would go so far as to guess that Liverpool asked them not to post it in order to avoid further embarrassment to Klopp and ESPN obliged, like all the sycophantic media seem to do these days. Or, worse, they self-censoured to avoid Liverpool's wrath.

You can bet they wouldn't have honoured such a request from City or self-censoured if it was Pep who had made a fool of himself.

EDIT: The closest I could find is this video which is the tailend of the studio exchange with Nedum; the reason they all have a smile and are laughing at the beginning is they had just spent three or four minutes joking about how Klopp didn't know who Nedum was and his comments about Nedum would know better (in response to Nedum's questions to Klopp) if he had played football. There is a little reference toward the end of how much Klopp looked like he was hating the interview and wanted it to be over.

Complete editing out of Klopp's cuntishness and not for the first time.

Once again Nedum comes over fantastic, he’s got ice in his veins, humble & intelligent.

To humble to say I’ve played many times at Anfield, rules go out of the window.