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His general point is correct and the tone he's delivered that in is absolutely fine too.
Just putting it out there, Karius hasn't been anywhere near the bag of nerves Mignolet's been before. He's made mistakes and cost us some points but I've seen some truly dreadful keepers at Liverpool. Karius isn't at that level yet.
Thought it was worth mentioning as there seems to be a narrative that he's been a complete disaster. He's looked a bit dodgy once or twice but hasn't worried me like Mignolet has in the past. He just hasn't been the step up that we'd hoped for so far.
Neville criticized De Gea more than he ever criticized Hart (who played for our rivals).
I can think of one mistake against Bournemouth for Ake's goal and there's question marks over his keeping for the goal to make it 3-2. Then there's his positioning for the Payet goal yesterday. Apart from that I don't think he's done anything else that has led to the opposition scoring. You could argue that he could have done more for Palace's first goal but Lovren was more at fault there than Karius was.Has he made more mistakes in goals conceded than others (Mignolet etc.) regardless of his demeanour? I have only seen him a handful of games so wouldn't know.
Here's what was said for anyone interested.
klopp is taking a strange angle its a united guy trying to unsettle liverpool, not just pasing comment on poor performanceHow is this still a thing? Neville literally gets paid to pass comment on football and they are reacting as if he's attacking them from nowhere with really personal insults. Karius has made this a thing and its only going to draw more attention the karius is shite narrative which was already pretty popular.
It feels like karius has cost you way more goals already than mignolet ever didJust putting it out there, Karius hasn't been anywhere near the bag of nerves Mignolet's been before. He's made mistakes and cost us some points but I've seen some truly dreadful keepers at Liverpool. Karius isn't at that level yet.
Thought it was worth mentioning as there seems to be a narrative that he's been a complete disaster. He's looked a bit dodgy once or twice but hasn't worried me like Mignolet has in the past. He just hasn't been the step up that we'd hoped for so far.
So here is what I see it:Just putting it out there, Karius hasn't been anywhere near the bag of nerves Mignolet's been before. He's made mistakes and cost us some points but I've seen some truly dreadful keepers at Liverpool. Karius isn't at that level yet.
Thought it was worth mentioning as there seems to be a narrative that he's been a complete disaster. He's looked a bit dodgy once or twice but hasn't worried me like Mignolet has in the past. He just hasn't been the step up that we'd hoped for so far.
The number of goals that Mignolet has cost us probably numbers in the 20's at least. Karius has been directly responsible for two, arguably three goals.It feels like karius has cost you way more goals already than mignolet ever did
Basically. The rest of the media must be loving this. Daft of Klopp to play into their hands as it's created more pressure on us.So here is what I see it:
L'pool got on great form and became title contender. Klopp and L'pool got smooth sailing from the media. Then some the defensive error cost them points. Ex Jamie felt precious about their chance of title contender if the points keeps being dropped by these defensive errors voiced his instructive concern. Nevs smelt blood (understandably his jog is punditry) and had his share. Media found their new show and we're all here
I repeat again it's the British media culture and the (side) entertaining drama aspect of PL.
Looked shaky on West Ham's second goal too, like he was afraid of making a decision on what to do, so he kind of half closed down and half defended the space.I can think of one mistake against Bournemouth for Ake's goal and there's question marks over his keeping for the goal to make it 3-2. Then there's his positioning for the Payet goal yesterday. Apart from that I don't think he's done anything else that has led to the opposition scoring. You could argue that he could have done more for Palace's first goal but Lovren was more at fault there than Karius was.
There have been some moments where his distribution hasn't been spot on and a bizarre misplaced pass against Sunderland (he conceded a corner from a goal kick). I don't think he's been calamitous apart from that.
24 isn't young for a footballer.
At what age can he start criticising players? 27?
Don't stop there, I'd love to hear the rest.Klopp gives spikey interview and he's cracking up. Jose gives 356 consecutive spikey interviews and...just saying.
I'm not sure that he could have done more with that one. Antonio didn't connect as well as he should have and I think it caught Karius out. I didn't have a problem with his positioning on it personally.Looked shaky on West Ham's second goal too, like he was afraid of making a decision on what to do, so he kind of half closed down and half defended the space.
Course it was. It was also ok for Neville to criticise Karius. It's also fine that Klopp protected his player by giving some back.Was it ok for Klopp to criticise the referee's performance yesterday when he's never been a top referee?
Klopp gives spikey interview and he's cracking up. Jose gives 356 consecutive spikey interviews and...just saying.
Criticism by the likes of Gary and Jamie has been OTT and they deserved to be called out for it.. but the words Klopp used were terribly misguided. If he kept his cool and said it is disappointing that Neville would be so quick to criticise when he himself knows what it is like to struggle in an alien environment, it would have been more subtle and classy. Instead he did come across as a tad rattled.
Errm, just google "Jose post-game interview"Don't stop there, I'd love to hear the rest.
Really?Jose has always been spikey, it is part of his make up and he has won wherever he has gone despite being a miserable git. Klopp being spiky is out of character and a sign that he isn't comfortable.
Klopp isn't overreacting, he's just joining in. He's got an asset who needs protection. This story is an echo chamber amounting to not much at all.Karius has been shite. Gaz is calling a spade a spade(paid for saying stuff like that). Klopp is overreacting instead of laughing it off. And here we have german/dortmund posters defending that. Jawohl!
Well Gary certainly thinks it does as he quit soon thereafter and abandoned management completely.Does seem a bit daft criticising Gary over his managerial career. Does Klopp really think 4 months in a job is long enough for a manager to prove themselves? I doubt it.
Klopp is bringing up week old quotes though? If Gary said this straight after the West Ham match then maybe fair enough.Klopp isn't overreacting, he's just joining in. He's got an asset who needs protection. This story is an echo chamber amounting to not much at all.
Of course Klopp sympathisers will defend him. Just like United fans defending Neville. Jawohl!
Really?
Criticism by the likes of Gary and Jamie has been OTT and they deserved to be called out for it.. but the words Klopp used were terribly misguided. If he kept his cool and said it is disappointing that Neville would be so quick to criticise when he himself knows what it is like to struggle in an alien environment, it would have been more subtle and classy. Instead he did come across as a tad rattled.
Your point?Klopp gives spikey interview and he's cracking up. Jose gives 356 consecutive spikey interviews and...just saying.
Yep, creating a media shitstorm must be doing wonders for his confidence right now.Not a Rafaesque meltdown but he shouldnt have talked about it, just backed his mediocre keeper and got on with it.
Bollocks, it's a pundits job to do this, and none of the pundits are shy on calling their own team out.