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Liverpool Thread - 2022/23
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Bluemoonadam
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Klopp didn't look very happy
manimanc
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To be fair that was probably the best tackle of the day.
He’ll be the 1st person associated with Liverpool that gets any sort of ban for what happened on the pitch at anfield
dadnlad
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what i read before they let him go before collecting his passport details
super_city_si
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They coukd easily have let in 2 or 3 in the first half.
About time Robertson got a taste of his own medicine, the scouse moron should have clattered him into the advertising hoardings.
ChelBelle83
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I think if they can push on from now, they can finish top four but it will be a dog fight between Spurs, Pool and Newcastle, cos I can't see Brighton holding out. I think Liverpool will make it but only if they stop dicking about so much.
My league top six prediction come season end
1. Us (City)
2. Arsenal
3. Rags
4. Liverpool
5. Spurs
6. Newcastle
My league top six prediction come season end
1. Us (City)
2. Arsenal
3. Rags
4. Liverpool
5. Spurs
6. Newcastle
I fear Brighton and Brentford
They are two high energy teams. They perform perfectly to how they’re set up.
Brighton to take a top four place from one of the teams in red
And if Brentford did it too lol…. That would be amazing
dadnlad
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europe would be in for a treat watching bentford launching it about
Why don’t you tell your son the truth, and tell him what Liverpool fans did at Heysel? That isn’t hard to do when it’s the truth.
You can always rely on BBC Sport to play the Scouse victim card.
Ninety-seven Liverpool supporters died as a result of a crush at Sheffield's Hillsborough ground in April 1989.
Reds fan Ste Hoare is a regular at Anfield and says "there's a real frustration and anger" when he hears those songs from opposition fans.
"It's just pure tribalism," he tells Newsbeat.
"I should be able to take my eight-year-old son to a football game without him having to ask me 'Daddy, why are they calling me a murderer?'
"Literally I've had that exact conversation with my son. That's really difficult to have to do that."
Ste, who's head of operations at Liverpool fan channel The Redmen TV, says fans often chant things like "feed the Scousers".
"The whole country's in a cost of living crisis and you're mocking poor people. It's all just a bit grim."
In October, manager Pep Guardiola apologised after Manchester City fans chanted about stadium tragedies during a game at Liverpool.
www.bbc.co.uk
You can always rely on BBC Sport to play the Scouse victim card.
What's it like to hear tragedy chanting?
As well as the Munich air disaster, another common subject of tragedy chanting is the Hillsborough disaster.Ninety-seven Liverpool supporters died as a result of a crush at Sheffield's Hillsborough ground in April 1989.
Reds fan Ste Hoare is a regular at Anfield and says "there's a real frustration and anger" when he hears those songs from opposition fans.
"It's just pure tribalism," he tells Newsbeat.
"I should be able to take my eight-year-old son to a football game without him having to ask me 'Daddy, why are they calling me a murderer?'
"Literally I've had that exact conversation with my son. That's really difficult to have to do that."
Ste, who's head of operations at Liverpool fan channel The Redmen TV, says fans often chant things like "feed the Scousers".
"The whole country's in a cost of living crisis and you're mocking poor people. It's all just a bit grim."
In October, manager Pep Guardiola apologised after Manchester City fans chanted about stadium tragedies during a game at Liverpool.
What is tragedy chanting and how does it affect fans?
Football fans who sing about disasters where people died could be banned or arrested under new FA rules.
www.bbc.co.uk
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gordondaviesmoustache
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It’s so fucking tedious.Why don’t you tell your son the truth, and tell him what Liverpool fans did at Heysel? That isn’t hard to do when it’s the truth.
You can always rely on BBC Sport to play the Scouse victim card.
What's it like to hear tragedy chanting?
As well as the Munich air disaster, another common subject of tragedy chanting is the Hillsborough disaster.
Ninety-seven Liverpool supporters died as a result of a crush at Sheffield's Hillsborough ground in April 1989.
Reds fan Ste Hoare is a regular at Anfield and says "there's a real frustration and anger" when he hears those songs from opposition fans.
"It's just pure tribalism," he tells Newsbeat.
"I should be able to take my eight-year-old son to a football game without him having to ask me 'Daddy, why are they calling me a murderer?'
"Literally I've had that exact conversation with my son. That's really difficult to have to do that."
Ste, who's head of operations at Liverpool fan channel The Redmen TV, says fans often chant things like "feed the Scousers".
"The whole country's in a cost of living crisis and you're mocking poor people. It's all just a bit grim."
In October, manager Pep Guardiola apologised after Manchester City fans chanted about stadium tragedies during a game at Liverpool.
What is tragedy chanting and how does it affect fans?
Football fans who sing about disasters where people died could be banned or arrested under new FA rules.
Franny 1234
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It's not fair how are LiVARpool expected to compete with Brentford when you compare the signings and wages.
Put them in a Liverpool kit and they would be described as exciting
And it is what the majority of European teams do
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They'll get top 4
Newcastle form since the NY hasn't been good enough, the goals have dried up and they've lost big games
Spurs are fucking awful, can't string a couple wins together
Brighton, Fulham and Brentford all doing amazingly, but like West Ham the last couple seasons and Leicester before them, they'll collapse if they're still in it with 5 games to go (not that I think they'll keep up this form to be in with a shout)
They'll be there or theresbouts fighting on all fronts next season against us
Newcastle form since the NY hasn't been good enough, the goals have dried up and they've lost big games
Spurs are fucking awful, can't string a couple wins together
Brighton, Fulham and Brentford all doing amazingly, but like West Ham the last couple seasons and Leicester before them, they'll collapse if they're still in it with 5 games to go (not that I think they'll keep up this form to be in with a shout)
They'll be there or theresbouts fighting on all fronts next season against us
FightLikeAGirl
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Liverpool fans regularly give it the big one about how rich their club is and think Heysel was hilarious because of its effect on us. They can sit the fuck down.
Shitty chants about tragedies aren’t just about Liverpool. Ask Leeds fans. Or rags.
Shitty chants about tragedies aren’t just about Liverpool. Ask Leeds fans. Or rags.
The Future’s Blue!
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The cults!
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