He's hardly started a game for a couple of months and is still our most prolific shooter by some distance. It's obvious the coach tells his team to recycle possession unless they have a clear sight at goal. I don't mind that. It's also a feature of Guardiola's teams.
Rodgers on Sky said he had very little control over transfers. I'm inclined to believe him.
Still trying to work this out.
Did a direct of football not doing the buying for Dortmund?
This is were you're wrong, it's actually not that hard to break into the top four, as Leicester is showing this season. Granted, the top teams suck, but you only need an in-form striker and two midfielders playing out of their skin to cement a place in the top four - if Leicester can do that after being relegation candidations number one last season, surely Liverpool can do it as well next season. It's really not that hard. Your stats prove it, really: we went from 7th to 2th just because an incredible striker and some confidence in the team. As you all like to remind us, one player can make the difference between top four or not. Yes, it's going to be harder for us to find that player but I guess we won't be looking at the top tier players in the market this Summer because we can't compete with the likes of City, Arsenal and yourselves. Our Suarez (and Sturridge & Coutinho) buy was very under the radar and that's what we need to do right now. It's really, really not that hard to break into the top four right now imo, you just need to be a bit lucky in the transfer market.
I'll PM you the address of the Daily Telegraph so you can complain to them in person.Are you paid to be deluded?
Incorrect data and fortuitous selection of dates
You'll have played 16 games in this period vs 15 for City and 12 each for United and Arsenal. The difference vs City? The Exeter replay. The difference vs United and Arsneal? Exeter replay and 3 Carling Cup ties (United and Arsenal are knocked out). So essentially, you're whining about progressing further into the competition.
See how wonderfully the start and end dates have been selected to include the Carling Cup ties on 2nd of DEc and 26 of Jan. Dont count those games and you'll have played only 2 more than United and Arsenal. And even if count that, Liverpool has player ONE more game than City. That too due to its own doing. Bloody victims
All the rest of your post makes absolute sense - however I do not at all see Leicester building on their success. Sadly their best will be cherry-picked and they will return to mid-table or lower, obscurity.
It's amazing really isn't it ? The way some supporters thought we'd suddenly transform overnight and others are now writing him off before he's even bought a player to call his own (we'll exclude the one not even at the club). For me it's a case of forget the results and look at the positive impact he is having on the club and what he has done already at his previous clubs - none were overnight successes. We really need to give him more than a few months, especially when during this time he's been absolutely inundated with both games and injuries (a virtual 1st XI at one time), not the ideal scenario for a manager looking to transform the playing style at a new club.
Ah a short term loaner as emergency cover - yeah I forgot that one. I don't think that is really what I meant when I said a 'player to call his own', do you ?
Nah, it's that bloody committee again messing things up for 'em.
Caulker is loaned, not bought - and as explained above, because of emergency circumstances, not because Klopp fancies him or anything.
No, you'll prob get better soon. How good, I don't know, but I don't believe klopps one-track-minded-football is the thing for the pl-title.So you want rid of a £32.5m signing just like that?
