Liverpool Thread - 2023/24

[bluebc]

 

[solley attwell]

He's basically saying his birthday party means more to him than anyone else's does to them.

 

[Blue Til Death]

The problem with Trunt, aka, mr I get rinsed 10 times a game coz I’m crap, is, he just can’t see the Littlewoods for the Trees…!
Just another gobby bin dipping **** .. :-)

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

He's basically saying his birthday party means more to him than anyone else's does to them.

Great analogy! My birthday party means more!

 

[Blue Til Death]

Well said Noel, sums him up perfectly .. He’s the Jamie Oliver of football… A one pot wonder & a one pass wonder …!

 

[KentBlue]

The guy with the neck works in the Liverpool magistrate courts

If he's a scouser he probably lives there.

 

[chedinho]

I'm not sure Arsenal's game plan will be to nick the ball. It will be to try and control possession and pass through City. If you look at recent City-Arsenal games possession has been fairly even, or Arsenal have had more. The type of game vs us will be totally different to vs the Dippers. Vs us it will be a midfield battle, vs Dippers they'll try to bypass your midfield.

On that note it will be important for City to not fall for Liverpool wind up tactics - last thing you need is someone like Rodri to get sent off and miss the game against Arsenal as he will be pivotal.

Our discipline earlier in the season had me doubting our ability to go on and challenge for the league.

We have been ultra disciplined in seasons gone by.
The turning point seemed to Pep telling the players to react when Rico was getting bullied last season.
We changed.

When fine margins are talked about. Nobody mentions walking the tight rope of being aggressive and keeping it below the point of losing the plot. But also aggressive enough to dominate and control your opponent.

 

[roach3]

The guy with the neck works in the Liverpool magistrate courts

Seen this fucker in Manchester once at the football museum
He’s about 5 foot 1 strange looking bloke

 

[RACHACE]

Question for you City fans who travel to Anfield to support City. Does it feel like a more intimidating place to go than other stadiums? Do you feel like your safety is more at risk there than going to (as an example) Tottenham?

From my experience not really. It's more a feeling that you desperately want to get back down the M62 and have a bath.

 

[brazilians hurt]

Noel’s nailed it, Alexander Arnold is an imbecile who has been fully indoctrinated by the cultist belief of a natural footballing hierarchy that Klopp espouses. Essentially the black shirt has become red shirt but the ideals are similar