Liverpool Thread - 2022/23

[East Level 2]

It was just a throwaway line about feeling like the club has been cursed this week, presumably the line sounds more natural in German or something. I am more than happy to take the piss out of it, but it's a perfectly normalt thing to say.

Perfectly normal by regular standards, or perfectly normal by Anfield standards where answers mean more?

 

[Cotton Weave Blue]

 

[MafeotulBlue]

I would just like to point out that in the last 13 (thirteen) seasons, Liverpool have finished above City once.

Oh, i am well aware, that their greatest generation of all time, have specialised much like Wenger's Arsenal, in failure.

 

[Bazzmand Show]

I think he's going to be a huge flop. Had one good season in Portugal and they spent all the budget on him.

 

[MafeotulBlue]

It's 2 games. They could win 20 games on the spin and your opinion could change. Relax.

Let's just take each game as it comes. We could get hammered off Newcastle next weekend and they batter United. Football can change dramatically from week to week.

Listen, I expect them to have a good season. I really do, however, as pointed in the season they went to complete shit without their CB's, this Pool team hasn't got the versatility in players to slot in second squaders, and for them to play the same.

I was thinking just this last night. Without their stable defence - midfield - attack transition, they will struggle. They've played teams that are uncomfortable, but still poor and it shows, that they are wide open, sluggish, poor in transition when they have to defend, and wasteful.

Their midfield options are thin, and again, they have showed they can only play one-dimensional, if it wasn't for Zaha's shite second half, they should have lost the game. Same for Fulham.

In fact, what separates them from United, are a lucky bounce, and a very good "moment" from a very good player. They could have easily been 19th, with 0 points.

 

[spiny]

I think that you should post more @spiny

Thank you Dr. A few more points to add.

Before kickoff v Palace I heard YNWA broadcast live on the radio. WTF? This is the that club boos the National Anthem showing no respect, offending many yet demand special consideration and treatment.

Compare this with the negative feedback in the media for City fans booing the Champions League anthem. We had good cause unlike the scouse frippery and inconsistency that surrounds Liverpool FC. They really are shameless.

Pre-match Danny Murphy eulogised about the amazing extended Anfield. He suggested that this should be the model for other clubs to aspire to rather than go to the expense of a new ground like Tottenhams. (They did this many years ago at Old Trafford as a quick fix to add more seats on the cheap whilst retaining the "character")

With all these ground improvements, will Liverpool be extending the pitch size and installing tv screens as per Premier League guidelines? In spite of comparing themselves to City from every angle, it seems they are following in the footsteps of our rag neighbours at OT. We can only hope.

 

[remember arthur mann]

I would just like to point out that in the last 13 (thirteen) seasons, Liverpool have finished above City once.

Which was aided by VAR.

 

[BillCarlisle]

I would just like to point out that in the last 13 (thirteen) seasons, Liverpool have finished above City once.

Truly a rivalry for the ages.

By next spring you will be able to edit that to 14.

 

[Keeper!]

Good to see, the guy has talent but clearly has attitude problems, if he doesn't sort them out and quickly he simply wont last long in this league.

 

[willipp]

Good to see, the guy has talent but clearly has attitude problems, if he doesn't sort them out and quickly he simply wont last long in this league.

Well according to the pissed up gambling addict that is did hamman, he just turned and accidentally walked into him. Even the talksport pundits were taking the piss out of him.