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Liverpool's inevitable q̶u̶a̶d̶r̶u̶p̶l̶e̶ tr̶i̶p̶l̶e̶ dibble/ The Hala Madrid Thread
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Any fresh pictures of Salah crying?
True, I should've said people.
Or maybe Liverpool fans are hoping in 2045 in the list of the 2021/2022 UCL and EPL winners there'll be an Asterix saying how Liverpool were bookies favourites.
Quadruple
Dead on.
The quadruple was in their hands.
They lost it thanks to two games in May: a draw against Conte in the PL and a loss against Ancelotti in the CL. Two italian managers that couldn't even keep their jobs at Chelsea.
Klopp is as fake as his veneers. The real star at Liverpool is his dentist.
2015:
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They lost it thanks to two games in May: a draw against Conte in the PL and a loss against Ancelotti in the CL. Two italian managers that couldn't even keep their jobs at Chelsea.
Klopp is as fake as his veneers. The real star at Liverpool is his dentist.
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Love the "proud of the players!" shtick 
Went into the match as favorites after months of quadruple talk, get beaten, act like you were Fulhan against Atletico.
Went into the match as favorites after months of quadruple talk, get beaten, act like you were Fulhan against Atletico.
Yeah but this Livepool team isn't Cruyff's Netherland or Puskas's Hungary or Zico's Brazil. They simply are not, that history will remember them as something special. Just another case of overhyping by English media who just love these idiots.
The least of the two out of four, the two measly cups, both won on penalties. Zero goals scored in three finals. And still there'll be people contriving to sing their praises for years to come. I wonder if there'll be a book and/or a documentary about it. It would be no surprise. Let's predict the title of it: "What Could have Been; Penalties are Technically Goals, Right?"
Or, alternately: "Refs and VAR Go Again!"
Or how about: "We Needed Villa to Beat City, but They Didn't."
I'll say that I'm relieved to have suffered through this season without vomiting, not from United's admittedly nauseating performances, but from the sickening fawning of the media over Liverpool and the way everyone seemed to just wank themselves into a stupor over the idea of their inevitable conquest of the sport. And then they won two domestic cups, both on penalties, both after 0-0. And now it looks a lot like their two best players have lost interest in it. Maybe they want to go somewhere that they aren't required to pretend to be asthmatics.
Once we reach an era where 75% of football commentators, pundits and journos are no longer former players or boyhood fans of Liverpool, maybe it'll be time to hear the media care a jot about some other team. For now, it's tiresome as all hell to be subjected to this unmitigated love-in by everyone who writes and talks about the sport. I'm sick of how it was "written in the stars" and "fated to be." We've even got one or two sensible scousers here on this forum who acknowledge that it's excessive how much this shit has been rammed down everyone's throats.
Or, alternately: "Refs and VAR Go Again!"
Or how about: "We Needed Villa to Beat City, but They Didn't."
I'll say that I'm relieved to have suffered through this season without vomiting, not from United's admittedly nauseating performances, but from the sickening fawning of the media over Liverpool and the way everyone seemed to just wank themselves into a stupor over the idea of their inevitable conquest of the sport. And then they won two domestic cups, both on penalties, both after 0-0. And now it looks a lot like their two best players have lost interest in it. Maybe they want to go somewhere that they aren't required to pretend to be asthmatics.
Once we reach an era where 75% of football commentators, pundits and journos are no longer former players or boyhood fans of Liverpool, maybe it'll be time to hear the media care a jot about some other team. For now, it's tiresome as all hell to be subjected to this unmitigated love-in by everyone who writes and talks about the sport. I'm sick of how it was "written in the stars" and "fated to be." We've even got one or two sensible scousers here on this forum who acknowledge that it's excessive how much this shit has been rammed down everyone's throats.
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Grateful for small mercies in a dreadful season - mind you, mainly because Courtois turned back the clock and remembered how to be a brilliant keeper (spoiling my hope that Madrid would give up on him and wanted DDG). What I can't understand is why every media outlet keeps telling us that Liverpool have a had (you choose the adjective) a brilliant/magnificent/wonderful/unforgettable season, while seemingly forgetting the clubs that finished ahead of them in the two big tournaments. I mean, even we had our sights set on the FA Cup!
It's almost as if pundits think this Liverpool season was better than the one when they won the PL. We had better seasons when we lost the finals to barca in 2009 and 2011!
It's almost as if pundits think this Liverpool season was better than the one when they won the PL. We had better seasons when we lost the finals to barca in 2009 and 2011!
Liverpool are going to show City what a real League Cup trophy parade looks like today.
Nah, he just colour-codes it to the team’s kit. Can’t use red, so he settled for the away-kit white.The quadruple was in their hands.
They lost it thanks to two games in May: a draw against Conte in the PL and a loss against Ancelotti in the CL. Two italian managers that couldn't even keep their jobs at Chelsea.
Klopp is as fake as his veneers. The real star at Liverpool is his dentist.
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2018:
So they ended up with the FA Cup and the Mickey Mouse cup for which they couldn’t even score a goal in 120 mins of each final.
Sh1t season after all the hype.
Sh1t season after all the hype.
The dibble
The only team that didn't win a game against Madrid in the knock out stages of the Champions League. City and PSG were much better against Madrid until they were punched in the mouth.
Salah - 30 in June
Mane - 30
Firmino - 31 in October
Henderson - 32 in June
Thiago - 31
Milner - 36
Van Dijk - 31 in July
Matip - 31 in August
Unless Liverpool spend big in the near future (which I don't see happening), there's a huge fall from grace on the way and I for one am going to love every second of it.
Klopp has carried them as their owners are about the biggest penny pinchers in the League yet get zero flack for it.
Mane - 30
Firmino - 31 in October
Henderson - 32 in June
Thiago - 31
Milner - 36
Van Dijk - 31 in July
Matip - 31 in August
Unless Liverpool spend big in the near future (which I don't see happening), there's a huge fall from grace on the way and I for one am going to love every second of it.
Klopp has carried them as their owners are about the biggest penny pinchers in the League yet get zero flack for it.
They will face the same fate we face 2013 when our players reached their final days at the same time. The difference is, they have a better manager than DM.
330 minutes of final performances and 0 goals. 5 and a half fecking hours
5 and a half fecking hoursWith Salah and Mane likely to leave this summer and most of their first team hitting/approaching 30, it feels like the end of an era.
Big transfer window coming up for sure.
Big transfer window coming up for sure.
Henderson has been a good captain but as a player he’s very easily upgraded. We’re gonna end up battling Liverpool for a new midfielder this summer, I imagine.
Man, I'm trying to laugh at all Pool supporters on here, why you being so reasonable and cool! Stop it
What was Madrid's second shot on target? I wanted them to win with only 1.
Is there a sweepstake yet for when the first mention that the quadruple's on for next season?
I'm going for end of September for Liverpool when they knock Fleetwood Town out on penalties in the third round of the League Cup, and then mid-October for City when they score 5 against Brentford and go top on goal difference.
I'm going for end of September for Liverpool when they knock Fleetwood Town out on penalties in the third round of the League Cup, and then mid-October for City when they score 5 against Brentford and go top on goal difference.
Exactly
And if it wasn't the fake penalty in the 1st minute of UCL final Vs Tottenham, they would have lost that too.
So much talk from their side without winning neither the EPL nor UCL.
Their accuracy in transfers has been a miracle over the last 5 years for the money they've spent. That's not going to last forever. 1-2 seasons & a couple of exits/retirements before the tide changes.
Bollocks. Liverpool bottled it when it mattered most. Outplayed and outthought in the biggest game of the season.
What time is it,? I will have to tune in for it on sky sports!
it’s going to be embarrassing as feck!
I did think it was premature, when someone stated that the quadruple is inevitable.
Maybe it was a thread title designed to get MUFC fans in a tizzy.
In any case, I think most of us knew that the odds of a successful quadruple were very small.
Still, LFC did win 2 trophies and finished top 2 (I think) in all competitions.
Maybe it was a thread title designed to get MUFC fans in a tizzy.
In any case, I think most of us knew that the odds of a successful quadruple were very small.
Still, LFC did win 2 trophies and finished top 2 (I think) in all competitions.
19mins in, GNev calls it.
Who says this? I'm curious.
Most overrated player in the league.
Yea Jordan Henderson is so average. He should be in bed thanking his lucky stars he’s lasted this long at Liverpool.
That world-renowned perveyor of truth Michael Owen is often quick to remind us how great this Liverpool side is.
I feel like ETH manifested their downfall
We conquered all of Europe, we never gonna stopppppp
Until we get to Paris, then we'll do a belly floppp
AHHAHAHA
Until we get to Paris, then we'll do a belly floppp
AHHAHAHA
So? He's won the Bundesliga x2, Premier League, FA Cup, Champions League and got to 3 other CL finals. Trying to equate this to Ole and that the players will not listen to him is some of the dumbest shit I've seen on here.
Are you saying he didn't finish 7th because he won trophies in previous seasons? Because it's still possible to peak and at a club then decline despite past success. Almost every manager inevitably declines before needing move on to find success elsewhere. If you want to see some dumb shit, try re-reading your own post.