Liverpool Thread - 2023/24

[Phil1]

Got to say thank you to Klopp his Liverpool teams have been amazing. I like the man and he’s a lovely human being. Was excellent competition with us. It was very hard to compete with our very own blues who are world class in every department. I will miss the guy and it’s a sad loss for football in general

Just threw up a little bit in my mouth.

 

[mattcity5]

People are saying it will galvanised them. It could but they are a very emotional club throughout. Tge grief will get to much and imo will implode

Dunno about it galvanising them, but it'll probably mean they get a few dodgy decisions at key moments so they can try and have him leave on a high.

 

[dobingsdobber]

Rag fans I know are getting giddy and think he might go them.. delusional.

Didn't he say specifically that he would not manage another club in England?

 

[cheekybids]

Impossible to know which way it will spin. Often, these announcements lead to a drop-off in form. Have a look at United's results when Ferguson announced he was retiring early on in the 2001-02. He later reversed that decision and results picked up.

On the flip side, when Heynckes announced he was leaving Bayern they went on to win the treble.

Well they can’t do that cos the cunts finished 5th last year….

 

[bluemoon32]

Alonso next then, done a great job at Leverkusen

 

[kippaxneil]

Apparently the Liverpool players knew in November. That is to tell everyone than they haven't dropped their performance levels. Let's see how they do after the announcement. Remember when Slur Alex and Pellers told us they were off and how results tanked after that. We'll see.

Didn't Slur Alex go on to win the league that season he announced he was leaving?

 

[TinFoilHat]

Wait till Tony Evans has finished off his haul from bargain booze the, twitter lament will be both tragic and laughable

He'll still be in bed. The pissed up **** was talking shite about our charges on Paul Ross at 0330 this morning.

 

[Jacko1956]

Lying through his fake fucking teeth about burnout. If he isn't the Germany manager for their home Euros I'll eat my hat.

Or Bayern ?

 

[Silva61]

Yeah, he went down a lot in my estimation that day. Can't help thinking that comment was him acting as a mouthpiece for their owners though rather than it being his own personal opinion.

29/05/85, a very bad day for football.
Good riddance you goofy ****.

 

[Jam Tomorrow]

Seems like they always play Wolves at home at the end of the season.

Or away in 1976…