Fester's overdone the sweet sherries.....
Didn't spot it. I'll delete it.That was posted earlier in this thread.
The daft Dublin dildo is saying what he wants to believe.This grifter is busting his nuts waiting for the 115 result with a script that will gain as many clicks (£££'s) so in the meantime he is saying what his audience wants, we know the truth and Cherki is so far ahead of Worst he can't make cash by saying what everyone else is saying.
This **** is like the most of them (only one I click is that gunner bloke as he seems fairly decent) who are in it for the money.
Heck , Reijnders was a world beater against Wolves . ....Any midfielder will have a field day against a team terminally ill at the bottom of the league . Is he really saying Cherki is Harvey Elliot Mark 2 . Go wash your mouth out ....This grifter is busting his nuts waiting for the 115 result with a script that will gain as many clicks (£££'s) so in the meantime he is saying what his audience wants, we know the truth and Cherki is so far ahead of Worst he can't make cash by saying what everyone else is saying.
This **** is like the most of them (only one I click is that gunner bloke as he seems fairly decent) who are in it for the money.
Presumably a large part of City’s squad has been affected by it as well - nunes, Dias, silva - but ‘oddly’ it’s only Liverpool that has the grief regurgitated in the (social) mediaPresumably yesterday’s result means Wolves’ players are more affected by Jota’s tragic death than Liverpool’s.
Absolutely reprehensible the way it’s been weaponised in certain quarters.Presumably a large part of City’s squad has been affected by it as well - nunes, Dias, silva - but ‘oddly’ it’s only Liverpool that has the grief regurgitated in the (social) media
This week.Presumably yesterday’s result means Wolves’ players are more affected by Jota’s tragic death than Liverpool’s.
So Earnie Lost claims that Wolves and Littlewoods fans showed other sets os supporters how to behave.
It’s a great pity the scruffy tramps don’t behave like that all the time.
Probably not.Does he know how the dippers behaved after City took part on the Hillsboro anniversary.
Classic dippers it’s all the fault of the set piece coach…."Liverpool have parted company with their first-team set-piece coach, Aaron Briggs, in response to the issues that have blighted Arne Slot’s side this season.
Slot has made no secret of his dismay with Liverpool’s set-piece failings, at both ends of the pitch, and admitted they were holding back the Premier League champions before Saturday’s 2-1 win over Wolves.
Wolves’ consolation was the 12th goal that Liverpool have conceded from a set-piece in the Premier League this season – 46% of their total against – while the reigning champions have scored from only three. Only bottom club Wolves have scored fewer set-piece goals in the league this season. No side has conceded more set-piece goals than Liverpool.
Briggs is considered a diligent, hard-working coach who played a prominent role in Liverpool’s title success last season and in Slot’s adaptation to English football. However, given the continued nature of Liverpool’s set-piece problems and with more than half a season left to play, the club decided to intervene and a mutual agreement was reached.
Liverpool will replace Briggs in time and do not consider his departure as a cure-all for the team’s set-piece issues. His responsibilities will be taken up initially by Slot’s existing coaching staff, and there is recognition that it will take a collective effort to implement the improvements required."
Fatigue syndrome is an addiction to diasters or crisisthey just said they have jotas shirt hung up on his peg but dont want the tragady to be used as excuse or reminded of it
wonder if they do same at away games
its a new one though retire shirt number nope nope we retired his peg
Perhaps they should try Bryan Briggs instead."Liverpool have parted company with their first-team set-piece coach, Aaron Briggs, in response to the issues that have blighted Arne Slot’s side this season.
Slot has made no secret of his dismay with Liverpool’s set-piece failings, at both ends of the pitch, and admitted they were holding back the Premier League champions before Saturday’s 2-1 win over Wolves.
Wolves’ consolation was the 12th goal that Liverpool have conceded from a set-piece in the Premier League this season – 46% of their total against – while the reigning champions have scored from only three. Only bottom club Wolves have scored fewer set-piece goals in the league this season. No side has conceded more set-piece goals than Liverpool.
Briggs is considered a diligent, hard-working coach who played a prominent role in Liverpool’s title success last season and in Slot’s adaptation to English football. However, given the continued nature of Liverpool’s set-piece problems and with more than half a season left to play, the club decided to intervene and a mutual agreement was reached.
Liverpool will replace Briggs in time and do not consider his departure as a cure-all for the team’s set-piece issues. His responsibilities will be taken up initially by Slot’s existing coaching staff, and there is recognition that it will take a collective effort to implement the improvements required."