Overreaction. Napoli are a pretty solid side and Ancelotti is a great manager, I still think Liverpool will progress.
As if losing to Napoli 1-0 away is somehow comparable to playing worse than United and being spanked by West Ham
Overreaction. Napoli are a pretty solid side and Ancelotti is a great manager, I still think Liverpool will progress.
I've just read this on a Liverpool forum after the defeat to Napoli -
It's such a Liverpool fan thing to say these days. This is the issue with them and it spreads throughout the fanbase, to the team, to the manager. They simply can't handle it when there is an important trophy up for grabs. There is something so very Spurs about Liverpool except the latter has no excuses to make now, they can no longer blame their owners or the weather or United's offside goal for their failings - they've spent a fortune on new players.
I like watching this current Liverpool side when they're on song. Klopp is a cheesey, hypocrite of a man but most head coaches are. Yes he's a one trick pony but his style is perfect for the Premier League's 'up-and-at-them' style.
However, they're still a long way off Man City and even Chelsea who both have players and fanbases with the mentality and experience of winning the big prizes. A lot of the modern day Liverpool fans and even players probably can't remember the last time Liverpool won the league.
These fans have just made a laughing stock of themselves. Premier League winners? Don't make me puke. Their usual collapse in the PSG game, rescued only by a lucky last minute goal. Against a well-organised Napoli, maybe around the standard of Watford or Crystal Palace, crap hits the fan. I have always known Liverpool flatter to deceive while all you muppets worry it's their year. Look who's right now.
Yep but City have lost in Europe this season too - none of our teams seem to be doing that great at the mo.Play like that on Sunday and city have their best shot of a first win at Anfield.
Front three are incredibly off form and the midfield combination just isn’t meant to be for every game, it can work against certain teams on occasion but usually it’s very blunt. Against City we desperately need an Ox/lallana/Keita type to play through the lines.
There seems to be some revisionism about the Hendo Milner Gini triumvirate, unless I’m mistaken that’s the midfield we were struggling most using in the latter half of the season. Ox in was the thing making it work.
However the most worrying thing is we look dead on our feet and unable to press, given it’s our most potent weapon especially against city it doesn’t bode well.
Scousers on tour...
Choc Napoli: Milik robbed in the night as he returned home after the Champions victory against Liverpool. He was approached by two bandits on the road to Varcaturo: pistol in the face, they were delivered the Rolex and they disappeared
Ancelotti knocked out Klopp's Dortmund though.So when Klopp's dortmund beat Ancelotti's madrid, did it make klopp better and smarter than ancelotti? How simplistic.
The only positives from the game were Alisson , gomez and van dijk. Everyone else were genuinely awful. Worst game we've played since spurs a year ago. Klopp got it well wrong on the day and his subs were poor as well.
EDIT: COT DAMMIT. YOU GOT ME.This might be the beginning of a melt down for Liverpool. Finishing above them isn't impossible.
sarcasm
It's the United fans who are making a big deal out of it, not us These things happen indeed, the game came at a bad time for us since almost all of our players seemed to be thinking about Sunday already. We were slow, reactive and not our usual self - make no mistake we deserved to lose yesterday. Still, I'd rather lose away to Napoli than draw 0-0 at home to Valencia, especially given the circumstances, what with us having won against PSG and it being likely that you'll need a result at the Mestalla now.
All the overreaction from United fans in here just shows how desperate you are to see Liverpool fail or even entirely fall of a cliff just like you are currently doing, not trying to have a go at yous but that's really how it feels to me. The Liverpool-related threads get bumped like crazy when we lose a game recently, whereas it used to be "they lost who cares they lose all the time". Some fans look like all they care about is us not winning anything since your season is halfway down the drain.
As for yesterday, just take it on the chin and move on, these things will happen. Beat Zagreb twice and I'm very confident we'll go through. Our focus should be on Sunday now which is one of the most important games of the season for us.
So when Klopp's dortmund beat Ancelotti's madrid, did it make klopp better and smarter than ancelotti? How simplistic.
Love your posts.I think our glee might be a bit premature here, they won't turn back into being useless overnight I wouldn't have thought.
But I do think you're struggling slightly for the winning of the League if you lose on Sunday. Whereas a win would be very good. A draw is fine too, I reckon. I'm calling it #Pivotal - but not just because I've been brainwashed by Jamie Redknapp, .
I most definitely do not see Chelsea as much of a threat in the long run, although that Micky Hazard is a little magician, innit.
You're not 'struggling' as much as we are mind, whatever happens - .
No, Ancelotti beat Klopp more than Klopp did the other. Stop looking for excuses.
No, Ancelotti beat Klopp more than Klopp did the other. Stop looking for excuses.
Good post. I'm surprised at the number of times Guardiola and Mourinho have gone up against each other.Let's apply the same logic from your post:
Jose Mourinho against Pep Guardiola - 21 played, 5 wins, 6 draws, 10 losses
Jose Mourinho against Sir Alex Ferguson - 16 played, 7 wins, 6 draws, 3 losses
Jose Mourinho against Jürgen Klopp - 9 played, 2 wins, 4 draws, 3 losses
Jose Mourinho against Antonio Conte - 7 played, 2 wins, 1 draw, 4 losses
Looking at this very limited data set, how do you define who the moron is? It's not as simple as you make it out to be.
I understand you hate Liverpool, love laughing at their demise, but using the logic 'he's lost more to Italian managers makes him a moron's isn't sound. Yes - we could use with a plan B sometimes and personally some of the decisions Klopp makes are baffling, but does not make him a moron. Everybody has a bad day at the office.
I've been reading this forum and there are some really level headed guys who's posts I love reading - without any venom they actually give a good insight on what some of the opponent fans think. But it seems like majority here touted this season to be 'our season' to win it all. After a loss in the 90th minute to a team that is #2 in the Italian league, labeling the manager as a moron and calling it an implosion is a bit much.
Let's apply the same logic from your post:
Jose Mourinho against Pep Guardiola - 21 played, 5 wins, 6 draws, 10 losses
Jose Mourinho against Sir Alex Ferguson - 16 played, 7 wins, 6 draws, 3 losses
Jose Mourinho against Jürgen Klopp - 9 played, 2 wins, 4 draws, 3 losses
Jose Mourinho against Antonio Conte - 7 played, 2 wins, 1 draw, 4 losses
Looking at this very limited data set, how do you define who the moron is? It's not as simple as you make it out to be.
I understand you hate Liverpool, love laughing at their demise, but using the logic 'he's lost more to Italian managers makes him a moron's isn't sound. Yes - we could use with a plan B sometimes and personally some of the decisions Klopp makes are baffling, but does not make him a moron. Everybody has a bad day at the office.
I've been reading this forum and there are some really level headed guys who's posts I love reading - without any venom they actually give a good insight on what some of the opponent fans think. But it seems like majority here touted this season to be 'our season' to win it all. After a loss in the 90th minute to a team that is #2 in the Italian league, labeling the manager as a moron and calling it an implosion is a bit much.
Eh ,Hello?Planet earth calling. Are you seriously comparing Napoli to Watford and Palace? We werent at the races last night,deserved to lose even by more but such things happen even to the best of teams.We are still a long way ahead of you lot in every aspect.We have solid foundations and a team for the future. I would worry more about how ye are going than a loss for us away to a very good Italian team.These fans have just made a laughing stock of themselves. Premier League winners? Don't make me puke. Their usual collapse in the PSG game, rescued only by a lucky last minute goal. Against a well-organised Napoli, maybe around the standard of Watford or Crystal Palace, crap hits the fan. I have always known Liverpool flatter to deceive while all you muppets worry it's their year. Look who's right now.
The last time we played Napoli away in a competitive match was nearly 8 years ago in the Europa League under the brief leadership of Hodgson. This was the team for that match
Pepe Reina
Paul Konchesky
Jamie Carragher
Martin Kelly
Martin Skrtel
Ryan Babel
Jay Spearing
Christian Poulsen
Jonjo Shelvey
Milan Jovanovic
David N'Gog
Subs : Brad Jones - Fabio Aurelio - Sotirios Kyrgiakos - Danny Wilson - Joe Cole - Maxi Rodriguez - Nathan Eccleston
I'd settle for a similar result (0-0). But that team, WOW. No wonder we were in the relegation zone a couple of months later.
I've just read this on a Liverpool forum after the defeat to Napoli -
It's such a Liverpool fan thing to say these days. This is the issue with them and it spreads throughout the fanbase, to the team, to the manager. They simply can't handle it when there is an important trophy up for grabs. There is something so very Spurs about Liverpool except the latter has no excuses to make now, they can no longer blame their owners or the weather or United's offside goal for their failings - they've spent a fortune on new players.
I like watching this current Liverpool side when they're on song. Klopp is a cheesey, hypocrite of a man but most head coaches are. Yes he's a one trick pony but his style is perfect for the Premier League's 'up-and-at-them' style.
However, they're still a long way off Man City and even Chelsea who both have players and fanbases with the mentality and experience of winning the big prizes. A lot of the modern day Liverpool fans and even players probably can't remember the last time Liverpool won the league.
It means you were a spoilt brat and took it for granted that your team was winning things. Also that when they don't, you just don't feel the connection to the club anymore.And fanbases with a 'mentality and experience of winning big prizes'? What does this even mean?
I don't mind reading other fan's opinions here but I have to say there does seem to be a huge amount of cocky Liverpool fans posting in every single thread, even the United related sections is full of them.Can i just say that this thread is a waste of space on our forum?
I can't understand why they don't go and discuss Liverpool 2018/19 on their forum.
All this IMHO.
You don't know me or my background. Spoilt?It means you were a spoilt brat and took it for granted that your team was winning things. Also that when they don't, you just don't feel the connection to the club anymore.
Should have fielded this team on Wednesday night. Least we'd have held on for a point
Just a bad day at the office, or has our bubble burst early ? I guess we'll have a better idea come 6.30pm on Sunday.
Let's apply the same logic from your post:
Jose Mourinho against Pep Guardiola - 21 played, 5 wins, 6 draws, 10 losses
Jose Mourinho against Sir Alex Ferguson - 16 played, 7 wins, 6 draws, 3 losses
Jose Mourinho against Jürgen Klopp - 9 played, 2 wins, 4 draws, 3 losses
Jose Mourinho against Antonio Conte - 7 played, 2 wins, 1 draw, 4 losses
Looking at this very limited data set, how do you define who the moron is? It's not as simple as you make it out to be.
I understand you hate Liverpool, love laughing at their demise, but using the logic 'he's lost more to Italian managers makes him a moron's isn't sound. Yes - we could use with a plan B sometimes and personally some of the decisions Klopp makes are baffling, but does not make him a moron. Everybody has a bad day at the office.
I've been reading this forum and there are some really level headed guys who's posts I love reading - without any venom they actually give a good insight on what some of the opponent fans think. But it seems like majority here touted this season to be 'our season' to win it all. After a loss in the 90th minute to a team that is #2 in the Italian league, labeling the manager as a moron and calling it an implosion is a bit much.
So Klopp is a better manager than Pep as he has a better head head with inferior teams? Going by your simple logic.
How hard is it for you to understand that Klopp is stupid compared to italian managers like Ancelotti and Allegri? Even Klopp said that Ancelotti is much smarter than him. Why can't you just agree with him? or are you saying he's wrong?
lol those managers are better because not only do they have a better winning record, they have won vastly more trophies than Klopp. When Klopp at least wins a CL or PL then maybe he can be compared to Guardiola
I think what's getting up people's noses is you calling Klopp 'stupid'. He's not stupid, he's a very competent football manager. He is, however, tactically naive and a one-trick pony - which is what I think you're trying to get at.
You bang on about "context" in your posts yet fail to recognize that all of those managers have been at bigger clubs with more resources than Klopp. Talk about stupid, eh. Will Ancelotti become stupid in a months or two if we beat Napoli 4-0 at home?lol those managers are better because not only do they have a better winning record, they have won vastly more trophies than Klopp. When Klopp at least wins a CL or PL then maybe he can be compared to Guardiola
I have the Caf on at work so I can read threads when I probably shouldn't...don't tell the boss.That @Klopper76 character is quite something though. Basically lives here, he's probably even renting a bedroom on the server, he's here that much
You're fine my manI have the Caf on at work so I can read threads when I probably shouldn't...don't tell the boss.
This really is a very good forum though. It doesn't matter to me that it's a United one but then I'm not from Liverpool so I don't think the rivalry is the same for me as it would be for someone from the north west.
It helps if you're open minded when debating stuff with people on here.You're fine my man
I like hearing your opinions and thoughts.
These fans have just made a laughing stock of themselves. Premier League winners? Don't make me puke. Their usual collapse in the PSG game, rescued only by a lucky last minute goal. Against a well-organised Napoli, maybe around the standard of Watford or Crystal Palace, crap hits the fan. I have always known Liverpool flatter to deceive while all you muppets worry it's their year. Look who's right now.
Have you just called everyone a muppet who's concerned they might actually do something because of one game in a different competition?
You bang on about "context" in your posts yet fail to recognize that all of those managers have been at bigger clubs with more resources than Klopp. Talk about stupid, eh. Will Ancelotti become stupid in a months or two if we beat Napoli 4-0 at home?
Calling someone stupid whilst comparing him to others - what are you, 15? And even then you're mentioning Allegri who was regarded as quite a laughing stock in Italy before he became manager of a dominant team playing in a one-horse league.