They haven't got enough quality in their side for Klopp to do much. I imagine they'll be better next year when he's brought a few players in.
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They haven't got enough quality in their side for Klopp to do much. I imagine they'll be better next year when he's brought a few players in.
dickie davies
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£77?
This is Liverpool we're talking about, not London!
It's similar to what's happened with us (and my seat on L2)
The better seats are going to be premium, whilst other areas will be priced lower
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...g-about-transforming-fans-into-customers.html
Liverpool owners FSG brag about 'transforming fans into customers' on website
LadislavMplmx
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what a fuckin nutterDon`t know if it`s been posted before, but this is Worth a repost. A little throwback to after they lost to the rags, and one of the cultists decided to make THE most cringeworthy posts in internet history
https://www.reddit.com/r/LiverpoolFC/comments/41eceh/my_daughters_first_game_she_cried_her_eyes_out/
malg
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That's my take on it. I actually think it will take him 2 transfer windows to get the quality in that he needs.They haven't got enough quality in their side for Klopp to do much. I imagine they'll be better next year when he's brought a few players in.
crazyg
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Do you seriously think that the FSG will give him what he wants to buy players? They appear to have the same business "ethics" as that club just outside Manchester, ie, spend just enough to try and get Champions League football (for the cash), but little else. It seems to be a recurring theme with American owners. In that Telegraph article, they even called the club a "franchise".They haven't got enough quality in their side for Klopp to do much. I imagine they'll be better next year when he's brought a few players in.
Do you seriously think that the FSG will give him what he wants to buy players? They appear to have the same business "ethics" as that club just outside Manchester, ie, spend just enough to try and get Champions League football (for the cash), but little else. It seems to be a recurring theme with American owners. In that Telegraph article, they even called the club a "franchise".
I think they'll give him as much as they can afford in an effort to establish themselves in the top 4.
Paul Lake's Left Knee
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I think they'll give him as much as they can afford in an effort to establish themselves in the top 4.
With them doing up Anfield and the rest of the PL having increased funds, I think they will struggle to get the requisite funds to get the players to lift them into the top 4. The best they could hope for is maybe no European football next year, then they can have a clear run like they did in 2014 but I think they would still need to uncover another Suarez type talisman, and that isnt going to be easy. They are what they are a mid table team for the foreseeable IMO. Klopp is a good manager, not a magician.
With them doing up Anfield and the rest of the PL having increased funds, I think they will struggle to get the requisite funds to get the players to lift them into the top 4. The best they could hope for is maybe no European football next year, then they can have a clear run like they did in 2014 but I think they would still need to uncover another Suarez type talisman, and that isnt going to be easy. They are what they are a mid table team for the foreseeable IMO. Klopp is a good manager, not a magician.
I hope you're right mate I really do.
Paul Lake's Left Knee
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I hope you're right mate I really do.
We showed how much was needed to go from mid table to top 4 and look how much the rags have spent to get back in, I dont think Liverpool have that level of investment in them. I cant see FSG spending above and beyond the rest of the top 6 teams to ensure it. We did it and with Pep coming in will strengthen again, the rags did it to get up from 7th with more to come and Chelsea will probably do something similar this summer. Spurs have a young team that will improve, thats without taking into consideration their additions and Arsenal have a squad that is far superior in terms of talent than Liverpool. No offence to Leicester but I cant see them being around the top 6 next season, especially if they have European football to contend with but I would fancy West Ham (moving into their new stadium) and Everton (under achieving squad) to improve. Liverpool have to get over both of those to start with (and possible another team doing what Leicester are currently doing) and then they'd still have 5 clubs with better squads that will improve or at least be as good as this season.
They had their chance in the summer of 2014 but they sold Suarez and then wasted a lot of money on bang average footballers, they have spent more time out of the top 4 than in it over the last 5 years and it shows, the longer they are without top 4 the further it will get from them. Like I said, if they have no European football, a lot of luck with injuries and can get on a roll, there is a chance they could 'do a Leicester' however they would most probably end up in a similar situation the season after as they found themselves in 2014-15, when they didnt have the squad and the CL football hindered them a lot in the PL.
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