Chief123
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To be fair, that was a stunning one two. Great linkup play.
And that RB goalkeeper in the second half was just pathetic on 2 of those.RB Lipstick youth
How his four goals weren’t that good
Liverpool fans will start to overrate him now, will be calling for him to win the Ballon d'Or
Yeah, that's hilarious.One of the scum messaged me saying he be top scorer this season, totally forgetting Salah plays for them too
Be good for us if they try and outdo each other… Salah as that mind set in him, he wants to be the one that gets all the goals as he shown when he didn’t always pass to mane when he was in better position. Don’t think he’ll score more then haaland.One of the scum messaged me saying he be top scorer this season, totally forgetting Salah plays for them too
Lukaku is a talented player, he’s just lazy and often surrounded by drama. I would happily take a player like that if he worked hard and fit what ETH wants from the position. Still think Liverpool overpaid a lot though. I also wonder if they were planning for Salah to leave when they signed him. Salah produced a lot with Firmino and Mane playing the false 9. I don’t think he will work well with Nunez.All his goals have Lukaku traits pen, tap in and ball to run onto.
Be good for us if they try and outdo each other… Salah as that mind set in him, he wants to be the one that gets all the goals as he shown when he didn’t always pass to mane when he was in better position. Don’t think he’ll score more then haaland.
@MUFC OK you okay hun? How’s the generational talent that is Darwin Nunez performing?
@Devil_forever you okay hun? Hope you're going to continue this energy now that he's bagged a few goals.One of the best strikers my arse. I've rarely seen a player look as fecking clumsy in his highlight reel as much as this donkey did.
Banter works both ways…well done to the lad.
Scousers won that round.
Team has peaked - winning a couple of domestic cups - key to that team was Mane - they will be nothing like as effective up front next season - Salah will be half the player without Mane and Nunez being shoe-horned in will just upset the rhythm - there seems to be this belief that this current Liverpool team are full of worldies - they bottled it all at the end, are all a year older and some will not hit that level again - honestly, I would be surprised if they make top 3 next season. Everything goes in cycles and their purple patch will now dwindle.VVD, Alisson, Trent, Salah, Thiago, Fabinho, Robertson
I think that’s a bit of a wild conclusion. There’s nothing to suggest at this moment in time that they have peaked. They still have players who are regarded as world class. Mane is a huge loss and Nunez isn’t an upgrade. So I do agree in that the team has downgraded slightly from last year.Team has peaked - winning a couple of domestic cups - key to that team was Mane - they will be nothing like as effective up front next season - Salah will be half the player without Mane and Nunez being shoe-horned in will just upset the rhythm - there seems to be this belief that this current Liverpool team are full of worldies - they bottled it all at the end, are all a year older and some will not hit that level again - honestly, I would be surprised if they make top 3 next season. Everything goes in cycles and their purple patch will now dwindle.
Both finals they won, Liverpool were 1 penalty kick away to a trophyless season, if we go by your analogy.I think that’s a bit of a wild conclusion. There’s nothing to suggest at this moment in time that they have peaked. They still have players who are regarded as world class. Mane is a huge loss and Nunez isn’t an upgrade. So I do agree in that the team has downgraded slightly from last year.
But we’re still talking about a team who were 10 minutes (league) and 1 goal away (UCL) from winning the quadruple.
I just don’t believe that that team can repeat those heights again with what I believe is one of the most key components now gone - I don’t think people are understanding what it takes out of players when they get so near but get pipped at the line - the stars aligned for that team for a long time last season but at the end they didn’t have what it took to overcome City and Madrid. It’s hard to go again after that.I think that’s a bit of a wild conclusion. There’s nothing to suggest at this moment in time that they have peaked. They still have players who are regarded as world class. Mane is a huge loss and Nunez isn’t an upgrade. So I do agree in that the team has downgraded slightly from last year.
But we’re still talking about a team who were 10 minutes (league) and 1 goal away (UCL) from winning the quadruple.
I still think it’ll be City and Liverpool for 1st and 2nd. However, I think City will run away with the league. I don’t see it being close like recent years. Even though Liverpool are weaker I still think they have enough to get 2nd as I don’t think the rest have strengthened enough. I’ve seen some suggestions that spurs could finish 2nd. I find that an incredibly wild prediction. Yes they’ve strengthened, but it’s more depth than a considerable improvement on their first XI. I think with the signings, the pressure is actually on Conte to deliver now which has the potential for Conte to implode mid season.I just don’t believe that that team can repeat those heights again with what I believe is one of the most key components now gone - I don’t think people are understanding what it takes out of players when they get so near but get pipped at the line - the stars aligned for that team for a long time last season but at the end they didn’t have what it took to overcome City and Madrid. It’s hard to go again after that.
With so many pundits (mostly ex Liverpool losers) blowing so much smoke up their arse and now thinking that because they’ve signed Nunez it’s job done - he won’t play the same for the team as Mane….Salah will not hit last season pre Xmas again and the ageing midfield will find it harder.
I think they are weaker than last season now and the completion is better - City, Spurs, Chelsea, Arsenal and Utd will all be much better than last year. It’s City that are the team to beat, I don’t think Liverpool will finish second, maybe not even third.
Then lets arrest him.Couldn’t agree more, his instinct in penalty box area is unusual. Such a hell of predator
He needs to improve a lot in passing and ball-retention.
Then lets arrest him.
Sure looks like oneHe’s the goat.
Then lets arrest him.
#FanFicHe’s gonna flop in the Prem - Liverpool will struggle without their true world class player buggering off to Bayern.
cant wait to hear the likes of Danny Murphy talking shite when ETH’s team finish higher than Flopps team - this guy ain’t the answer….
You are barking mad, mate. Haaland cost City 500kpw while Nuñez only 140kpw. That's 360k extra every week. In 2 years, the salary difference would have made their nominal transfer fee equal. This has not even factored in the agent + representation fee paid to his father. Haaland is a quarter billion pound expenditure in 5 years.If he plays 70-90min every game in PL this season and if Liverpool will be dominating the league together with City like last seasons, then him not scoring 20, or at least 17-20 goals, with a fee around 80-85m euro and that can raise to 100m euros, would be nothing else then a flop, same with Haaland. Ronaldo scored 18 goals in a team had 0 confidence last 4-5-6 months, no trainer (Ralph was more focused to fix the structure of how the club was ran then even trying to win games, many players had their worst season ever (Shaw, Maguire, Rashford, AWB) others had bad seasons and Sancho who we had high hopes for started to play good when it was almost over for us in every competion.
But, i dont see him not scoring a lot of goals, Mané is gone, he will play in the middle of the front three where Kloops instructions will be to help to start scoring goals as soon as possible to remove the pressure from the high fee, people will be satisfied even if he plays like shite as long as he scores, and Kloop knows that, same thing with Haaland in City - every small chance there is for either one of them to score, the direction will be to pass them the ball. And if City and Liverpool keep scoring 100 goals in PL, then it would just been weird not seeing Haaland and Nunez scoring 20+ goals. In City the players will be fine with that, they don't have that many selfish players (KDB, Mahrez, Silva, Foden etc) are all good to just play nice football and being invoved in the set ups, but in Liverpool you have Salah that is used to be the top scorer and the one that final pass goes to, he is not getting younger, he has 2-3 more years to shine and i'm not sure he is willing to let Nunez takes his place yet, Luis Diaz is also a player that loves to shine and be in the spotlight, reminds me a bit of Suarez, but in his style of dribbling but also his personality.
Either way, 65m+ add ons for Haaland is 10 times better deal then 80+add ons for Nunez that had one good season in Portugal. Haaland has scored goals for since he was 16-17 in Norway (Molde) 14 in 38 matches, Salzburg 17 in 16 matches and 62 in 67 matches for Dortmund in Bundesliga and CL - also 20 in 21 matches for Norway. Only problem is that rumor that he has a clause in his contract that he can leave for 100-120m euro in 3 years, and that will probably happen the same year as Mbappe also joins Real Madrid.
Just think if it happens.
Courtois
RB - Militao - Rudriger - Mendy
Valverde - Tchouaméni - Camavinga
Mbappe - Haaland - Vini JR
Holymacaroni.