Liverpool Thread - 2023/24

[bluke]

Gonna be hilarious when they start selling off all those Dublin final tickets. It may turn out Dublin Arena has a 200 000 capacity.

 

[Dialog]

 

[Tricky_Trev]

Definitely makes it easier for them in the league if they don’t turn this around, but the laugh it brings is far better than the downside.

 

[Bluearmy]

Going to have to rest a few v Palace if they’re to go for it at Atalanta, which they will, then they’ll have to regroup for Fulham away. Next 3 games will define(fuck up hopefully) their season.

He’ll fuck the return leg off now, i suspect…

 

[gray740]

Are they still mentality monsters then or not ?

 

[OffertonBlue]

Liverpool's last loss at home was February 2023 against Real Madrid. Do you think its just a coincidence that both then and tonight's loss were the only times they had European referees? You know, proper referees rather than the crap PGMOL serve up every time at Anfield? I don't.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

 

[eyalluvitt]

That's the bigger picture. Liverpool were genuinely awful tonight, they looked like they do when they have a season off the inhalers. Don't write them off though. Sunday is a new game.

No Stockley park or Fanboy ref to save them tonight

 

[SebastianBlue]

“The grass was not cut properly. Something needs to be done because it cost us tonight. Virgil has told me it was so long he could barely run, much less turn. Salah said it felt like he was in the Nile. There needs to be accountability. Konate wasn’t even sure he was on a pitch. I have no words. Except perhaps “long” and “thick”. There, I’ve said it. Ok. It was too long and thick for us to cope with.”

— Jurgen Klopp, Atalanta post-match interview

 

[homerdog]

BBC Sport: 'That was one of the best opposition performances I have seen at Anfield'​

FT: Liverpool 0-3 Atalanta

Stephen Warnock
It was one of the best performances I have seen at Anfield.

BBC literally changing the truth in real time! Cunts.