EyeInTheSky
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Mourinho lost to sevilla, he beat man city.
We beat pool. What point are you trying to make?
Mourinho lost to sevilla, he beat man city.
They wanted VVD before they sold Coutinho? Look at OX fee and they tried to sign Lemar as well. Never mind Kieita.VVD was fuelled by the funds generated by the Coutinho sale.
Not at all implying Klopp is operating on a shoestring budget but compared to ours its nothing.
We also beat City!We beat pool. What point are you trying to make?
We beat pool. What point are you trying to make?
We also beat City!
We are also better than them in the league...and a lot on here say that the league is the 'bread and butter' while the CL is 'luck based'. Basically just shift the goal posts to suit the point you want to make.
Well to play the devil's advocate that's what football supporters do. I'm sure a few who boast about us being ahead of Liverpool in the league now have at some point in time pointed out how money decides the league positions and thus Pep is not a genius and not better than Mourinho and spending decides the league positions... Or talked about Pep starting with a better squad than Mourinho but look at some of the dross Klopp had to deal with. Arguably worse than what Mou had. So going with that theory us being ahead of Liverpool doesn't say much about Klopp, money talked.We are also better than them in the league...and a lot on here say that the league is the 'bread and butter' while the CL is 'luck based'. Basically just shift the goal posts to suit the point you want to make.
Of course they did you twat (Rossi). You played high up with three slow defenders, one of whom is apparently a dog and cant' look up.
The same cnuts were saying how pool “deserve to be second not us” they have kept their mouths shut for a while but have tried to raise their Weasley heads above the parapets after a win against a team that played tactics no different than those of a match fixing attempt. If Jose got us to play those types of long ball tactics the same idiots would slaughter him regardless
Well to play the devil's advocate that's what football supporters do. I'm sure a few who boast about us being ahead of Liverpool in the league now have at some point in time pointed out how money decides the league positions and thus Pep is not a genius and not better than Mourinho and spending decides the league positions... so us being ahead of Liverpool doesn't say much about Klopp, money talked.
If only Klopp could teach his teams how to retain possession and kill a game, when ahead. Most teams problem is to get ahead. His problem is to stay there. They desperately need a guy in the middle of the park that can step on a ball and organize the team. Then the lack of world class technical passing ability is what enables Liverpool to press so hard. Truly technically gifted players don´t have to develop horse lunges like Henderson or Milner. They get by with other aspects of their game.
They wanted VVD before they sold Coutinho? Look at OX fee and they tried to sign Lemar as well. Never mind Kieita.
We have Pogba but VVD cost as much as Lukaku so the next on our list is Lindelof? Bailly perhaps?
Our spend isn't exactly Galactico mark 2 over here! The difference between the two isn't as vast as you'd think.
Ive had this argument before but its hard to use net spend when Coutinho was only recently sold and all of it was immediately spent!Well Liverpool's transfer net spend actually has them at 6 million € transfer income over the last two seasons. During the same time United is at a deficit of almost 300 million €. (according to transfermarkt)
This is exactly the reason why I'm hoping Klopp will invest in a player who can dictate the tempo of the game. I'm still holding out hope for Jorginho even with the strong links of City. I don't think his back 3 strategy helps neither as it just invites pressure which we typically struggle to handle. The only time going to a back 3 is useful in my opinion is when we need to stretch play more if the opposition are defending deep as it enables both our full backs to go forward more freely and stretch their back line. We just need someone who can control tempo in midfield and maybe someone more capable on the ball than Lovren next to Van Dijk, Pavard I'm a big fan of as we can play it between the back line easier that way as well.
It´s the classic old thinking:
If you need defense bring on an additional defender
If you need attack bring on an additional attacker
To me most of the time the answer is bring on an additional midfielder.
You need to release pressure and regain control of the match, bring on an extra midfielder that gives you an extra outlet and legs in the middle of the park (take off a striker). If you need to create more offense, because you are chasing the game bring on an extra midfielder to control the middle of the park and overload them with runs (take off a defender).
Ive had this argument before but its hard to use net spend when Coutinho was only recently sold and all of it was immediately spent!
Coutinho will fund this upcoming summer imo, I can't see how an unwanted sale lessens their previous spending power.
If Utd were to sale DDG for 150m tomorrow it wouldn't mean Jose suddenly becomes a transfer market savant, it would just mean we sold a world class player and on we go.
Well thats the whole point isnt it.
Right now at this moment in time Klopp has fired Lpool to potentially the CL final with €5-€6 mil net spend. And you're underestimating how hard it is for one of your key clogs to leave and still function efficiently.
Ohhhhh man, I nearly choked on my water. Haha! We have beaten every team in the league yet the "Klopp beat City" bregade never fail to point out this nothing fact.We beat pool. What point are you trying to make?
Well thats the whole point isnt it.
Right now at this moment in time Klopp has fired Lpool to potentially the CL final with €5-€6 mil net spend. And you're underestimating how hard it is for one of your key clogs to leave and still function efficiently.
Yeah. Reaching the Champions League final with this dross is really something. How the neck he managed to get Milner, Lovren, Alexander-Arnold, Karius and co. to a Champions League finals (in this fashion, no less) is beyond me.
He's operating on a shoestring budget compared to our manager, who got outcoached by Montella of all people for 2 consecutive matches as we went out to a joke of a Sevilla team, deservedly.
A few posts on here about a "lucky draw." I can only shake my head and laugh at the bitterness. Draining the champions of England - who are well on their way to decimate the points, goals, and wins record - is not a lucky draw. Drawing the team that pasted Barcelona 3-0 just a couple of weeks ago isn't lucky either.
Credit to what they've done. They've been an offensive juggernaut. And on this showing, and result, they're favourites to reach the final.
We beat pool. What point are you trying to make?
It’s 2005 all over again.
I think people are mostly referring to 1/3 from Real, Bayern, & Roma. Also, nobody would be discussing how they played "long balls" if Klopp hadn't been so critical of us for using this very tactic to beat his side.
This is what I said when they signed him: Give him time and he will develop a team which can beat everyone!
He is on the best way of doing so and not only this but his team plays highly attractive and aggressive football - just great to watch most of the time! This is the way I would like to see United play (again). Yes, they lose stupid games from time to time (so do United) but there's a clear develpoment in the team & tactics.
Will be interesting to see what he will do in the summer window. If he keeps this frontline and adds some quality to the back I can see him challenge next season!
Should have been beaten by City in the UCL if it wasn't for the refereeing, but of course, anything is fair game in a cup competition and I am not making excuses to dodge the elephant in the room.
He was a plague for us most of the time as well.
Mou setup your team perfectly and won the game deservingly, but there is a huge, huge difference between long balls that are just lumped forward to your big striker hoping he wins the header and does something out of nothing with it, or long balls to one of your wingers with acres of space open that he will get pretty much everytime if the pass is anywhere near accurate.
Ah I see, so we "lump" the ball in hope, but theirs are tactically placed accurate passes... gotcha. I guess Klopp just needs to be most specific with his moaning.
Ohhhhh man, I nearly choked on my water. Haha! We have beaten every team in the league yet the "Klopp beat City" bregade never fail to point out this nothing fact.
Klopp has been managing for 17 years and won 5 things, why the hell people think he's some kind of super manager who can win anything is beyond me.
David Moyes likes this.Just because someone has won more trophies doesn’t make them a better manager.
Just because someone has won more trophies doesn’t make them a better manager.
I didn't say he wasn't a good or lesser manager, I said that people think he's a super one who can win anything.Just because someone has won more trophies doesn’t make them a better manager.