Liverpool Thread - 2022/23

[mexico1970]

Liverpool have failed because they bought shit strikers in comparison to what they had. the midfield means nothing if you bypass it with long balls.

Nunez will be their undoing.

 

[Stoned Rose]

I'd rather play every game with 10 men than have that prick in our squad

Course you would mate.

 

[TheThirdDeano]

It's in their blood !

I know they're thieving bastards but I mean, literally how do they steal the chairs?

 

[GornikDaze]

We have no sporting director, the majority of our key staff have quit and left. The owners situation is unsettling the manager and Klopp doesn't know if he going to get funds to rebuild or not. The guy who was responsible for Mane, Salah, VVD and many key player left and likely to be picked up by either Chelsea or United, the one who replaced him also quit within 6 months. We have no club doctor as well.

When you put it like that… ain’t karma a woman!

 

[Silvas Left Peg]

Course you would mate.

Well yeah, that why i said it

 

[waspish]

Liverpool have failed because they bought shit strikers in comparison to what they had. the midfield means nothing if you bypass it with long balls.

Nunez will be their undoing.

They got very very lucky with Mane from Southampton and salah

 

[I'm With Stupid]

Not refreshing their midfield is part of their slide. Aging midfield yet they buy Nunez who can’t hit a cows arse with a banjo and Gapko. Melo on loan hasn’t played a single game. Henderson, Milner shouldn’t have been renewed and replaced with young hungry players. Diaz injured. Jota not that great either. Madrid will tear through them in the CL then the pressure will ramp up as their season will be effectively over. They spent money but in the wrong areas of the pitch. Deep down Klopp knows it’s game over.

It’s not like they haven’t tried. A couple of years ago, we were talking about him buying yet another midfielder when they were over relying on the same front three all the time. But unfortunately for them, everyone they bought was some cut price injury prone option rather than just doing what they did with Van Dijk and Allison and just going all in for one world class player. Thiago is a great player, but there’s a reason he was available for so cheap.

 

[I'm With Stupid]

They got very very lucky with Mane from Southampton and salah

Yep, everyone knew they were good players, but I don’t think anyone expected Salah to become a goal scoring machine. And since then, they’ve been trying to do the same trick to replace him rather than recognising that they’ll probably have to pay over £100m to get a player at that level again.

 

[MikeF]

Just watched their game from yesterday on motd. Beautiful

 

[KentBlue]

Just watched their game from yesterday on motd. Beautiful

Watch it in slow motion...beautiful!