Liverpool Thread - 2023/24

[Churchlawtonblue]

The outpouring of grief on the BBC is laughable.

I guarantee they'll be celebrating and poking fun at City fans when Pep finally leaves.

It's a shame there are only about six articles on the BBC website about him leaving. I thought they could have at least got to double numbers. Lol

 

[Sibierskii]

 

[manimanc]

And now we have Melissa Reddy doing her fabulous voice impression of a game loading on a cassette player for a commodore 64 computer.

 

[eastmanc]

"I am happy that City can play in the Champions League but I don't think it was a good day for football yesterday, to be honest," said Klopp

'There are three clubs in world football who can do what they want financially,' Klopp said.

Fuck being classy. The guy was and remains a world class hypocritical bellend.

Good fucking riddance the sly fucker.

 

[blue for life]

Has he died?

 

[GornikDaze]

I hope he takes the England job,
The meltdown would be epic.
I wonder if it’ll still be “we’re scouse not English” ?

Don’t forget booing the national anthem!!

 

[Crooked_rain]

In some ways I guess we should be grateful to Bingo for providing the opposition to drive City to new heights. The Centurions season was great but winning by such a big margin every year could become boring (after about 20 years).

Bingo is the Joe Frazier to Pep's Muhammad Ali. Hopefully this season will play out like the "Thrilla in Manila".

If it wasn't Bingo, it'd be someone else, i.e Arteta last season. Us having to catch Arsenal up was probably the catalyst that also lead us to the other trophies because he was had to really kick into gear.

So I don't really buy this whole narrative that Klopp pushed city to be better when we had our most successful season when he couldn't even make the champions league sports.

It's the kind of crap Sky want you to repeat to gloss over the fact we've dominated for a while now except one season.

 

[JTFactsPlz]

We just need to remember that one day we will be in the same position

I'd hope not. I'd hope that Pep won't leave City in the lurch, advising his departure unexpectedly before his original contract date is up. I'd hope that when Pep announces his departure it will be at the end of a pre-agreed contract date and that City will announce a smooth handover, with his successor already secured.

I'd also hope that when Pep's time is up there aren't rumours of the Director of Football and most of the backroom staff leaving at the same time.

There are ways to deal with a change in managers that do not leave it looking like the club might be in crisis. This is not that.

 

[GornikDaze]

Has he died?

Football has died :(

 

[jrb]

And now we have Melissa EverReddy doing her fabulous voice impression of a game loading on a cassette player for a commodore 64 computer.

Corrected.