Liverpool Thread | 2025/26 | Slot Out (p382)

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The BBC has a big article about fans' protests against ticket prices increasing.

While I agree that the cost of admission to top-flight games in this country is getting ridiculous, I don’t recall such coverage of demonstrations outside Etihad a couple of years ago:

www.bbc.co.uk

Why Liverpool ticket price rise protests matter to rival fans

Liverpool supporters' action against ticket price rises should be supported by rivals, according to the FSA
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
 
Their fall off this season has been puzzling and spectacular, particularly given how they started it. Coming off the back of a title win and with 500 million pounds worth of new additions, it looked like they would walk the league. Then just as spectacularly the wheels fell off.
They seem to have a weak mentality and on Saturday their players downed tools, a fact VVD mentioned in his post match interview.
Unless by some unlikely miracle they win the champions league Slot will be gone and they will have to start all over again. Their best bet would be getting Klopp to return but would he?
You could see by their first thirty minutes against us they have talent but lack lots of other qualities to be back at the top level.
It will be interesting to watch what happens.
 
KentBlue said:
I tried to watch that video, but only got as far as 88 seconds in before switching it off. I don't like the accent, but mostly I just couldn't give a flying fuck about the dippers - whinge-whinge-whine-bleat-whine-please-feel-sorry-for-us-everyone-whinge-bleat-whine.
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I fast-forwarded and landed on him moaning about how Slot had 'left Avi go'.

Avi? Who's this Avi, I was wondering. I remember Avi Cohen okaying for them but there was no more recent Avi, was rhere..?

Turns out it was "Avi" Elliot.
 
Vienna_70 said:
The BBC has a big article about fans' protests against ticket prices increasing.

While I agree that the cost of admission to top-flight games in this country is getting ridiculous, I don’t recall such coverage of demonstrations outside Etihad a couple of years ago:

www.bbc.co.uk

Why Liverpool ticket price rise protests matter to rival fans

Liverpool supporters' action against ticket price rises should be supported by rivals, according to the FSA
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
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Did they start these protests after 60 mins on Saturday?
 
Vienna_70 said:
Did you notice that they went from, "It’s not a penalty," to accepting that it was, before Erling took the spot kick?

And the manager was given a bad hand in the summer.
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Yes noted both!
No way a pen, not a chance, Oliver has been waiting to give City a pen blah blah blah
What the fuck was Dick Van Dyke doing there....

Yes that bad hand that had over 200 million quid in it.....3
 
paulchapo said:
Their fall off this season has been puzzling and spectacular, particularly given how they started it. Coming off the back of a title win and with 500 million pounds worth of new additions, it looked like they would walk the league. Then just as spectacularly the wheels fell off.
They seem to have a weak mentality and on Saturday their players downed tools, a fact VVD mentioned in his post match interview.
Unless by some unlikely miracle they win the champions league Slot will be gone and they will have to start all over again. Their best bet would be getting Klopp to return but would he?
You could see by their first thirty minutes against us they have talent but lack lots of other qualities to be back at the top level.
It will be interesting to watch what happens.
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I think Alonso is a shoe in. Wirtz and frimpong know his tactics too. I think his system would suit them but they need centre backs.
 
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