Ireland is rooting for himThey're looking to bring Sean Cox, the Liverpool fan attacked outside last weeks game, out of his medically induced coma.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-43951014
Fingers crossed it all goes well.
Ireland is rooting for himThey're looking to bring Sean Cox, the Liverpool fan attacked outside last weeks game, out of his medically induced coma.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-43951014
Fingers crossed it all goes well.
Only if they use it as a spur to go on and win something next season. Until Klopp wins cup finals there will always be a question mark over him and by extension his players
They're looking to bring Sean Cox, the Liverpool fan attacked outside last weeks game, out of his medically induced coma.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-43951014
Fingers crossed it all goes well.
Klopp has won cup finals. Three, actually.
Whyyyyyyyyy?!
Whyyyyyyyyy?!
LOL. Are you genuinely including the German Charity Shields?!
Would you prefer:
1. Liverpool to get knocked out tonight, but most likely to finish 4th
2. Liverpool go through to finals, possibly drop points in the league and finish 5th, but also a good chance of winning it for the 6th time
I'm mentally prepared myself to see them winning the CL, so it would be amazing if they drop to 5th + lose out in the final.
Would you prefer:
1. Liverpool to get knocked out tonight, but most likely to finish 4th
2. Liverpool go through to finals, possibly drop points in the league and finish 5th, but also a good chance of winning it for the 6th time
I'm mentally prepared myself to see them winning the CL, so it would be amazing if they drop to 5th + lose out in the final.
Oh. . That's bad news. Why in the world would they be offered new deals?? Moreno not good enough as second choice, and Klavan not good enough as fourth..
Whyyyyyyyyy?!
They're looking to bring Sean Cox, the Liverpool fan attacked outside last weeks game, out of his medically induced coma.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-43951014
Fingers crossed it all goes well.
Roma fans are a disgrace.
Hope the procedure goes well.
Interesting debate on talksport last night between Jason Cundy and Darren Lewis (Daily Mirror journo- Liverpool fan) on whether or not fans of teams other than Liverpool should want them to win the champions league or not. Lewis, the numpty or course reckons everyone should want them to win but I wonder if he was of that opinion in 08 and 12.
Chelsea lose outCan someone clarify what happens if Arsenal win Europa, Pool win CL, and Chelsea finish 4th?
All 6 teams qualify or Chelsea lose out on CL?
1 obviously.Would you prefer:
1. Liverpool to get knocked out tonight, but most likely to finish 4th
2. Liverpool go through to finals, possibly drop points in the league and finish 5th, but also a good chance of winning it for the 6th time
I'm mentally prepared myself to see them winning the CL, so it would be amazing if they drop to 5th + lose out in the final.
Can someone clarify what happens if Arsenal win Europa, Pool win CL, and Chelsea finish 4th?
All 6 teams qualify or Chelsea lose out on CL?
Interesting debate on talksport last night between Jason Cundy and Darren Lewis (Daily Mirror journo- Liverpool fan) on whether or not fans of teams other than Liverpool should want them to win the champions league or not. Lewis, the numpty or course reckons everyone should want them to win but I wonder if he was of that opinion in 08 and 12.
I don’t think they’d batter us (unless we got an early red card) but they’re favourites regardless of who gets through tonight.Chelsea are about as likely to finish 4th as we are to win the CL - Real will dick us
Chelsea are about as likely to finish 4th as we are to win the CL - Real will dick us
You think we’ll drop points to Brighton at home? If we win that it doesn’t matter what else happens.If Chelsea win their game in hand and beat you at Stamford Bridge, you will be level on points going in to the final game of the season.
There is a very real possibility that Liverpool will not only fail to win the CL, but miss out on top 4 as well.
Agreed, but looking at the position we were in only two weeks ago or so, we should've had it locked up by now. I don't like that it might depend on the final game of the season after comfortably being inside the top four for almost all season.I’d say it’s more likely that we finish in the top four than out of it.
You're dropped points in 7 out of 18 home games, against:You think we’ll drop points to Brighton at home? If we win that it doesn’t matter what else happens.
I’d say it’s more likely that we finish in the top four than out of it.
You think we’ll drop points to Brighton at home? If we win that it doesn’t matter what else happens.
I’d say it’s more likely that we finish in the top four than out of it.
Let's assume, for the sake of argument, that Liverpool go through tonight, Chelsea win their game in hand and then beat you at the Bridge. Liverpool will find themselves in a precarious situation, level on points with 5th placed Chelsea going in to the final day of the season and playing in the CL final the following week. This scenario is a very real possibility given the inconsistent form Liverpool have shown in the league all season.
Now, it's a given that Real will rest their enitre first 11 in preperation for the final. That said, do Liverpool take the risk of playing a strengthened team against Brighton to ensure 4th place, or go for broke and rest their first team for the final the following week?
It'll be interesting to see how Klopp approaches the situation. He's taking a risk either way.
If Chelsea win their game in hand and beat you at Stamford Bridge, you will be level on points going in to the final game of the season.
There is a very real possibility that Liverpool will not only fail to win the CL, but miss out on top 4 as well.
The final takes place 13 days after the Brighton game, so plenty of time for rest.
I just don't see Chelsea getting 9 points & us getting 0-1. Of course it's a possibility, but I'm confident enough Might be wrong, we'll see.
No way they’ll rest their entire 11. Not playing a competive game for three weeks is more detrimental than playing one two weeks in advance imo. They didn’t even do it last week with only a few days rest afterwards (iirc).Let's assume, for the sake of argument, that Liverpool go through tonight, Chelsea win their game in hand and then beat you at the Bridge. Liverpool will find themselves in a precarious situation, level on points with 5th placed Chelsea going in to the final day of the season and playing in the CL final the following week. This scenario is a very real possibility given the inconsistent form Liverpool have shown in the league all season.
Now, it's a given that Real will rest their enitre first 11 in preperation for the final. That said, do Liverpool take the risk of playing a strengthened team against Brighton to ensure 4th place, or go for broke and rest their first team for the final the following week?
It'll be interesting to see how Klopp approaches the situation. He's taking a risk either way.
Are you nervous yet?
Not impossible but I think we’ll go full strength against Brighton, whereas we rotated against West Brom and Stoke.You're dropped points in 7 out of 18 home games, against:
Burnley (7), United (2), Chelsea (5), Everton (8), West Brom (20), Tottenham (4), Stoke (19)
It is unlikely you'd drop points to Brighton, but it's far from impossible.
I don’t think we’ll rest anyone against Brighton considering that the CL final (if we make it) is 13 days later.Let's assume, for the sake of argument, that Liverpool go through tonight, Chelsea win their game in hand and then beat you at the Bridge. Liverpool will find themselves in a precarious situation, level on points with 5th placed Chelsea going in to the final day of the season and playing in the CL final the following week. This scenario is a very real possibility given the inconsistent form Liverpool have shown in the league all season.
Now, it's a given that Real will rest their enitre first 11 in preperation for the final. That said, do Liverpool take the risk of playing a strengthened team against Brighton to ensure 4th place, or go for broke and rest their first team for the final the following week?
It'll be interesting to see how Klopp approaches the situation. He's taking a risk either way.