Liverpool Thread - 2022/23

[Colin Bells Boots]

Haha, I just got to the end and saw (@cheekybids @Barcon around 50 minutes)!

Thanks for proving I am not crazy as apparently I was the only blue on Earth that watched the interview live and ESPN have decided not to post it online (at least, nowhere I have been able to find). They even cut the 3-4 minutes the studio team spent joking about the interview with Nedum from any match videos posted online.

I still find it very difficult to believe they would have done that if Pep had acted the same way with a former Liverpool player interviewing him.

Substitute " impossible " for " very difficult " and you are dead right there SB.

 

[Eds]

At least one club has balls when it comes to this lot https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64226524

I love this quote from the article: "The FA Cup tie at Anfield was effectively decided by a linesman error and VAR technology failure. How does this occur at a stadium regularly hosting Champions League matches and professionally trained match officials?" read the statement.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

At least one club has balls when it comes to this lot https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64226524

I love this quote from the article: "The FA Cup tie at Anfield was effectively decided by a linesman error and VAR technology failure. How does this occur at a stadium regularly hosting Champions League matches and professionally trained match officials?" read the statement.

Too right that Wolves should lodge a formal complaint seeing that they were robbed of a justified win. Too many are expected to roll over and accept the difference in standard of refereeing that LFC receive from officials.

More clubs affected by the PiGMOL appropach to rags and dippers should kick up a massive fuss about the favoured treatment those two clubs get from the secretive organisation.

 

[dadnlad]

At least one club has balls when it comes to this lot https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64226524

I love this quote from the article: "The FA Cup tie at Anfield was effectively decided by a linesman error and VAR technology failure. How does this occur at a stadium regularly hosting Champions League matches and professionally trained match officials?" read the statement.

he wont be manager of wolves for long the media will be briefed and every negative will be found

clear n obvious

 

[Nails]

Haha, I just got to the end and saw (@cheekybids @Barcon around 50 minutes)!

Thanks for proving I am not crazy as apparently I was the only blue on Earth that watched the interview live and ESPN have decided not to post it online (at least, nowhere I have been able to find). They even cut the 3-4 minutes the studio team spent joking about the interview with Nedum from any match videos posted online.

I still find it very difficult to believe they would have done that if Pep had acted the same way with a former Liverpool player interviewing him.

@SebastianBlue, what happened?

 

[Gesario]

Too right that Wolves should lodge a formal complaint seeing that they were robbed of a justified win. Too many are expected to roll over and accept the difference in standard of refereeing that LFC receive from officials.

More clubs affected by the PiGMOL appropach to rags and dippers should kick up a massive fuss about the favoured treatment those two clubs get from the secretive organisation.

Wolves were 10/1 to win that game an that’s where my £10 went Bent bastards

 

[The perfect fumble]

Wolves were 10/1 to win that game an that’s where my £10 went Bent bastards

Wolves ask Football Association for explanation after disallowed goal at Liverpool​

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64226524

 

[SebastianBlue]

@SebastianBlue, what happened?

Short version: Nedum interviewed Klopp for ESPN right after the Wolves match and asked a few probing questions about what exactly happened during the match and, in response, Klopp pontificated, including saying something to the effect of "I am not sure you have played football but..." to preface a little snide rebuttal to Nedum's questions. He was obviously annoyed with having to answer for Liverpool's performance over and over (Nedum's was just one of many interviews), which is understandable, but the way he let it come out and the way he condescended to Nedum (who had a much more successful playing career than Klopp) was out of order.

For me, it was needlessly cuntish behaviour.

It's obviously not the first time for Klopp. But the way the media tries to bury it and maintain this 'every bloke' image of Klopp is just infuriating.

 

[Colin Bells Boots]

Short version: Nedum interviewed Klopp for ESPN right after the Wolves match and asked a few probing questions about what exactly happened during the match and, in response, Klopp pontificated, including saying something to the effect of "I am not sure you have played football but..." to preface a little snide rebuttal to Nedum's questions. He was obviously annoyed with having to answer for Liverpool's performance over and over (Nedum's was just one of many interviews), which is understandable, but the way he let it come out and the way he condescended to Nedum (who had a much more successful playing career than Klopp) was out of order.

For me, it was needlessly cuntish behaviour.

It's obviously not the first time for Klopp. But the way the media tries to bury it and maintain this 'every bloke' image of Klopp is just infuriating.

Media arselickers can't help themselves and are whores in reality.

 

[KentBlue]

Short version: Nedum interviewed Klopp for ESPN right after the Wolves match and asked a few probing questions about what exactly happened during the match and, in response, Klopp pontificated, including saying something to the effect of "I am not sure you have played football but..." to preface a little snide rebuttal to Nedum's questions. He was obviously annoyed with having to answer for Liverpool's performance over and over (Nedum's was just one of many interviews), which is understandable, but the way he let it come out and the way he condescended to Nedum (who had a much more successful playing career than Klopp) was out of order.

For me, it was needlessly cuntish behaviour.

It's obviously not the first time for Klopp. But the way the media tries to bury it and maintain this 'every bloke' image of Klopp is just infuriating.

They did the same with the pisscan. His snarling contempt for the media was there for all to see when he was in charge at the swamp, yet when he 'retired' (ha, ha) the BBC in particular could scarcely contain their fawning, ingratiating, kow-towing when he was promoting that book of his.