Popcorn time.
Jurgen Klopp Sack Watch
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Nobody can beat them
There's a unique happiness in seeing Pool wet themselves early in the season and inevitably feck things up. Glorious.
Fair fecks to silva. Hull are really well organised.
I find it hard to laugh as we will likely feck up tomorrow too
This united and Liverpool team are far too similar
This united and Liverpool team are far too similar
It's never hard to laugh at liverpool!
I await the usual scousers coming on here and explaining to us how 1 win in 10 and being knocked out of the League Cup, The FA Cup and the Title race in the space of a month isn't actually a crisis.
woooooLiverpool are basically a gift for relegation threatened teams needing points.
Did Klopp say nobody can beat us?
People such as myself have said for a while that Klopp was just ascending an average team to top 4, which is a good reflection on his part. It's no surprise though that they're falling apart somewhat when the pressure is on, and they've been found out too.
I'm happy Liverpool lost but pissed off again because we couldn't get three points against Hull during the week
Complete and utter fraud as I've maintained throughout. A cnut as well.
Everything will be fine when Mane and Matip play they told us.
1 win (against Plymouth) in 2017
It's only so long you can perform with ordinary players. I think he has done a good job with what he has.
Hes finished. 1 win in 10 and they said Jose was losing the dressing room...
@Dumbstar will be along soon to tell us how it's a good thing they lost today.
It could be that the pressing has taken too much from the players over the season.
It's not a crisis yet but it's a horrendous run of form for sure. When will it end?
It was an odd thing for Klopp to say in the first place but it's only gonna become more legendary.
I thought Henderson was better than Pogba?
To be fair, if they had made it to the LC final and stayed in the FA cup, it could have been 10-0 to Hull.
This collapse was inevitable. You just can't play at that pace they did in the 1st half of the season & not expect their form to rapidly decline once fatigue caught up with them.
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The fatigue is appalling when you think how few games they've played. How would they even cope with Europe too?
And then comes the question where would they be if they had CL or EL this season?
In a replay, having failed to beat them at home.1 win (against Plymouth) in 2017
We've dropped nearly 20 points through draws, we easily could have won. Where would we be if we were more ruthless...
Everyone in front of us keeps dropping points and we politely decline them
Watch us feck up tomorrow
Everyone in front of us keeps dropping points and we politely decline them
Watch us feck up tomorrow
Then Klopp needs to find a middle road, because next season they might have Europe as well as cups.
You can't call yourself a great manager if you only manage to handle one competition, and not even handle that one especially well.
One trick pony.
They'll need a lot of depth as well as squad quality added next season then - this season was supposed to keep them fresh with no European football!
Come next week and it'd be lost 3 in one competition within a month.Klopp said:
Loaning out Sakho and then having Lucas as CB seems very stupid
Can the thread title be changed to read "Nobody can beat us" Hull 2 Liverpool 0? @Damien
I was wrong about this Klopp.
He is a spent force.
He is a spent force.
It's not a crisis yet because we can still finish second for the sickest of reasons. It will be a crisis when we're not even in the fight for Europa league next season. Hopefully we pull ourselves out of it before then.
For the record after I saw Hull against you lot I feared the worst. We have form with these teams.
The big difference between the PL and other leagues, especially the Bundesliga, is the lack of a winter break. In the Bundesliga you have time to recover over Christmas/NYE, in the PL you at times play even more games than usual. Hence his playing style can be performed successfully in Germany but not in England.