Would we see you less on the car if things were going badly for Liverpool at the moment?
Liverpool 2018/19
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Jose didn't set anything up. He just put all the players in that still talk to him. Klopp didn't need to make this into a tactical master plan. He just needed to put 11 players out and play Utd at their normal game.
I get it you lot are excited about beating us as it hasn't happened alot lately, but please don't make this into how great Liverpool were. We were crap.
Thank you Liverpool 
Thank you Liverpool. Thank you!!
What does that even mean? And how do you quantify it?
You're right, we beat a terrible Utd team (or a Utd team playing terribly) and it signifies nothing. I didn't even think we played particularly well, tbh.
But, this stuff about Shaqiri and Coutinho, and Fabinho and a jigsaw; where are you getting it from? Liverpool fans on here? One Liverpool fan somewhere? Or did you actually make it up?
City are going to win the league and quite comfortably. I know this much to be true.
Thanks Shaqiri, proper legend.
Wonder if their season will now go to shit? After all they bottled their last title challenge when we sacked Moyes. The two destinies must be tied
It's reasonable to think that City are still favourites but it will be close this season, especially if you avoid a defeat at City in 2 weeks. Not having KDB for so long has not only harmed their points total but both Silva's have played too much and gone off the boil recently. This is why they lost from Chelsea.
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Shaqiri is a classy player. A potential Rooney on roids under the helm of Klopp.
What you saw against United is only the beginning. You're gunna be seeing folded arms alot. Buy of the season.
This is what'll keep the league close.... subs
/watch?v=FLFvGnfy45E The guy is class. Honeestly Pep should have bought him. Good enough replacement for an injured buyne
What you saw against United is only the beginning. You're gunna be seeing folded arms alot. Buy of the season.
This is what'll keep the league close.... subs
/watch?v=FLFvGnfy45E The guy is class. Honeestly Pep should have bought him. Good enough replacement for an injured buyne
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It would be rather boring without oppos to banter/wind up.
Have you ever read RAWK? It's probably the most popular Liverpool forum, but if you don't toe the party line you're banned, at the very least accused of being a United supporter and hounded by other members. They can't even talk about their own team there without the mods interfering, so they'd rather come here and cope with a bit of stick every now and then.
Not a Liverpool fan here... just think Shaq is a game changer. These are the players United should be buying. Is he an upgrade to Mata? Yes. Klopp got him for 13 million... he''s gunna be worth 40/50 by the end of the season.
In true Keggy Keegan fashion, I would love it, love it, if that loss to Liverpool turned out to be the lowest point in our return to the top.
If only Liverpool had played out a 1-1, Jose might still be in charge now...
If only Liverpool had played out a 1-1, Jose might still be in charge now...
If Mourinho had bought Shaqiri we'd have been questioning why we've bought a guy in his late 20s from Stoke when we've a number of youngsters that fill his position. He'd have been chucked into the same tumescent system we've used all season, and subsequently done feck all. He'd have been frozen out, and we'd all be comparing him to Mkhitaryan.
Shaqiri isn't a special player. He's a decent player being afforded opportunities in a good attacking outfit. You're acting as if the goals he scored on the weekend were individual flashes of brilliance, rather than two fortunate deflections from speculative efforts.
Speculative efforts? They weren't anything of the sort. Deflections, yes, but neither of them were hit and hope from 35 yards.
Shaqiri isn't a world-beater but he's a very good player. Great buy for us.
He's an excellent squad option, available below his true market value due to his relegation clause. He's not a £50m player at all.
i said he will be. feeling he will rally against bayern and get a goal. more goals to come...
What a player he is. You underestimate the influence of a manager. He's already technically very good. Look at how Fergie improved average players.
When I saw him in preseason I knew he was gunna be a machine for Klopp. He's gunna be a beast for Klopp.
It's his movement, passing, first touch, technique, etc. He made the luck. He's gunna be a beast for Klopp. He'lll probably come on and score against Wolves.... err... Wolves sorry. Anyways he's gunna be great for Klopp.
And yes, Rooney would be great for Klopp aswell
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I'm 2013/14 we had a terrible year, sacked the manager and they were fighting for the title.
Just saying.
Just saying.
And he won't be a £50m player by the end of the season. Excellent squad player, got at a good price, that's all.
Neither were clear cut chances though, which is what I meant.
He's a good player, and has been extremely valuable to you as an option that isn't Salah/Mane/Firmino, when previously you were side-eyeing Ings, Sturridge and Solanke.
He'll never be worth £40-50 million though.
Scores a couple of deflected goals, gets compared to one of the best players of the PL era.
Because you learn from others, especially people on the "other side".
I enjoy reading what the opposing fans are writing about our team, then I can offer an analysis which is fairer because I watch every Liverpool game.
Community Shield is a trophy?
Given where we were when Klopp took over compared to you and where we are now compared to you, that is surely vindication for us.
I'd rather be playing CL finals and competing for the title than picking up league cups and Europa leagues whilst starting over every few years.
What if we start over, win something again while Liverpool still just fights for titles but doesnt win anything. Theoretically speaking.
Yes we do, closely followed - not unsurprisingly - By City. Our performance levels haven't faltered in previous seasons when it's come to the end of the season, & neither has City's, so why will this season be any different ? Especially bearing in mind we have the most competitive squad we've had in many a year. You train in accordance to the way you play. So I would assume both Liverpool & City's training schedule involves lots of sprints which in turn are replicated out there on the pitch. I'm pretty sure Klopp knows how to manage players in that respect. He's done it before remember.
What if we win the treble this season ? Theoretically speaking of course.
You lot better win it this season, because it won't be a two horse race next season!
I don't need this negativity in my life.
Fair play then. Theoretically speaking.
You dropped points in league games after CL fixtures last season. You went far in the CL partly because you didn't compete for the title. Let's see if you can do it now when you try to win both the league and the CL. That's a different situation altogether.
We lost Coutinho in January if you remember, so a limited squad anyway became even more limited. I fully agree that the league, at times, did take a back seat to progressing in the CL, but it was more to do with team selections rather than fatigue, which was the point I was trying to make.
United are back, hello, hello.
Then I guess you've been justified in your approach.
By "something" I read league or CL though.
Because dissenting opinions lead to better conversation for the most part. There’s nothing worse than an echo chamber where everyone spews out the same old backslapping shit on the regular. RAWK is a notorious example of this.
I come to this forum because I can talk about Liverpool and actually have a decent debate with someone else and not have to worry about getting banned if I don’t hold the majority view. This place offers a lot more freedom of discussion then any Liverpool forum I’ve ever been on.
The banter is pretty good as well which is always a bonus!
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