Media thread 2022/23

[mat]

Scored 8 in his last 37 prem games hasn't scored since his goal in August against the scousers , Toney has 8 this season , Southgate would be mad to include him , again the media picking the England side for a tournament part of the reason why they'll never be successful

Toney can take penalties as well.

He just hasn't got a multi million pounds PR agency promoting him.

 

[Blueknows]

So actually, 4 major trophies then, of which 2 were won on penalties - YCNMIU

Without scoring a single goal in both games

 

[aguero93:20]

Was Carragher in there?

Nope, dogs stayed quiet.

 

[madloaf]

From the scouseBBC "The German and Liverpool's owners have faced criticism this term for not doing more to rejuvenate a squad that went close to an unprecedented quadruple of trophies last term."

So many mentions of this unprecedented quadruple that never was. I'm amazed that our actual unprecedented quadruple that happened isn't mentioned nearly as much.

Just as liverpool are officially known as "Liverpool, who finished just one point behind Manchester City and were just 2 games off an unprecedented quadruple" I'd like city to be known as "Manchester City, who won the league last year again following on from their unprecedented quadruple of domestic trophies in 2018/19"

 

[manimanc]

Was Carragher in there?

No but he could hear them from 5 miles away.

 

[SebastianBlue]

Without scoring a single goal in both games

Or even looking like scoring a goal.

And people wonder where it came from this season.

 

[PhdWave]

From the scouseBBC "The German and Liverpool's owners have faced criticism this term for not doing more to rejuvenate a squad that went close to an unprecedented quadruple of trophies last term."

So many mentions of this unprecedented quadruple that never was. I'm amazed that our actual unprecedented quadruple that happened isn't mentioned nearly as much.

Just as liverpool are officially known as "Liverpool, who finished just one point behind Manchester City and were just 2 games off an unprecedented quadruple" I'd like city to be known as "Manchester City, who won the league last year again following on from their unprecedented quadruple of domestic trophies in 2018/19"

We were 3 games away from a Quadruple in 20-21 and 4 games away from a Quadruple in 18-19. Pep is a god..

 

[cashmereundies]

Was Carragher in there?

No but he was within spitting distance

 

[johnevans]

From the scouseBBC "The German and Liverpool's owners have faced criticism this term for not doing more to rejuvenate a squad that went close to an unprecedented quadruple of trophies last term."

So many mentions of this unprecedented quadruple that never was. I'm amazed that our actual unprecedented quadruple that happened isn't mentioned nearly as much.

Just as liverpool are officially known as "Liverpool, who finished just one point behind Manchester City and were just 2 games off an unprecedented quadruple" I'd like city to be known as "Manchester City, who won the league last year again following on from their unprecedented quadruple of domestic trophies in 2018/19"

I've said for 50-odd years that the shower across town has been the subject of such levels of veneration from the media that I've always expected their results to be read out on 'Grandstand' and 'Final Score' a la:

'Norwich City 1, The Legend That Is Manchester United 2' and so on and so on..

As in your post, it seems to me that The Anfield Road Formation Brick Throwers have benefited from similar, inflated media veneration over recent years. This has driven the narrative of Liverpool's recently created image, which is not only intended to encourage profitable click-bait responses for the media but also diminish City's considerable achievements under Guardiola.

None of it is warranted, not least because what MIGHT have happened for Liverpool actually DIDN'T happen..

 

[Fordyboy46]

Or the world club championship and the super cup.

Major trophies obviously mate, but if we won them, they'd be tin pot trophies