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It's Coutinho I feel sorry for......he must be devastated not to be getting a winner's medal.
Klopp must have more silver now than Judas.
Klopp must have more silver now than Judas.
There are kids dying from starvation in for example Africa every day and you feel sorry for this multimillionaire?? YAWN? Not a single LFC player consoled him? YAWN my Arse. feck you Liverpool you bindipping twatsI feel bad for the lad. I wanted them to lose ofcourse, but i don't wish that for any athlete. He'll be reminded of last night every day for the rest of his life. In a worst case scenario he won't be able to bounce back and this could ruin his life. Hope he's strong mentally.
Glad pool didn't win but i for one hope that this won't destroy Karius completely.
There are kids dying from starvation in for example Africa every day and you feel sorry for this multimillionaire?? YAWN? Not a single LFC player consoled him? YAWN my Arse. feck you Liverpool you bindipping twats
They should go after Buffon on a free if they have any sense.
So we can't feel sorry for anyone having a particularly terrible time because there are children dying in Africa? Right.There are kids dying from starvation in for example Africa every day and you feel sorry for this multimillionaire?? YAWN? Not a single LFC player consoled him? YAWN my Arse. feck you Liverpool you bindipping twats
I don’t believe you know any Liverpool football fans let alone the history of the two great clubsWhat the feck does that have to do with the comment I've made? If anything it reinforces what I've said.
Many Liverpool fans will be happy with where they are now, many Liverpool fans will not hold this against Karius because he has been a solid keeper since January.
Karius is a decent keeper that facilitates Liverpool's quick transitions from deep. That's Liverpool's level. They can't expect to get the best goalkeeper's in the world just because they have history.
No matter how many times you watch the goals (other than Bale’s first) you just can’t get how the feck he has done either of them.
It also pisses me off, and I don’t think it’s been mentioned much, that at full time not one Liverpool player went to console him. None. Real players were first to him and don’t think there’s any footage of a Liverpool player doing it.
Yes he is to blame but team mates should be better.
I don’t believe you know any Liverpool football fans let alone the history of the two great clubs
Happy they lost but man I feel sorry for Karius... He had the worst game of his whole career in probably the most important match he'll ever play.
It will haunt him for a long time.
Can people in this thread sort their fecking auto-correct out so that every attempt at YAWN doesn’t read YAWN please?
FFS!!
Liverpool got themselves level at 1-1 and it was Bale’s wonder goal that put Real Madrid ahead at 2-1 not Karius’s fumble, but Liverpool supporters will direct their anger to him
Liverpool were just not good enough
You don't think the keeper is to blame for conceding 2 of the most ridiculous goals you'll ever see, in a game you lose by 2 goals?
OK, seems to make sense.
Given the context it was arguably the single worst performance in the history of football.
Should Karius' teammates and manager be consoling him or should they be bollocking him for losing them the final? Or does the bollocking get done in the dressing room following a public display of consolation?
Agree with both your points. Wasn't watching closely after full time but I did not see any of his teammates offering any support which I thought was pretty poor.As a football fan who can’t stand Liverpool it was the most comical of ways to lose a Champions League final.
On a human level you have to feel sorry for the guy. Not a single Liverpool player went to console him after the game. He’s getting abused on social media. Psychologically he will be a mess for quite a while.
Is the age of the Fergie "hairdryer" a thing of the past?If Klopp has any sense he should just be looking for a replacement as soon as possible.
There's no point giving him a bollocking though.
The lack of care shown to him by his teammates (and some of his own fans on Twitter) seems far worse than any amount or amusement from United fans. I get that the Liverpool players must have been feeling bad, but for a team whose whole style is supposed to be about teamwork it feels bad.
As for the mistakes, it's a dreadful time for them to happen, but that fumble of the Bale shot is one of those nightmare things that happens to keepers sometimes. Whether he had a moment's indecision about whether to catch or punch or if he lost the flight in some way - it happens, it's just not supposed to happen if you're trying to win a cup final.
The first one though is as much about Klopp and the team tactics. If you pick a sweeper keeper based on his ability to distribute fast then it's a gamble. Yes, he had plenty of time to do a proper job, but pausing and thinking is not what got him the job. In a cup final, against an experienced striker, you hope that the keeper will know to be that bit more cautious, instead he went the opposite way.
We should applaud him. He's given us all a great gift, and some great gifs.
As a football fan who can’t stand Liverpool it was the most comical of ways to lose a Champions League final.
On a human level you have to feel sorry for the guy. Not a single Liverpool player went to console him after the game. He’s getting abused on social media. Psychologically he will be a mess for quite a while.
Have you heard the phrase "Win as a team, lose as a team"? I'm not saying they should shower him in gifts and offer to do his dishes, but just leaving him there when he's clearly not dealing well with his emotions is poor. They should have showed him he still had the support of his team despite having a shit game at the worst moment possible.