Damn I had to really go looking for this thread.
Anyways, here's a funny twitter post from a Pool fan having a meltdown about TAA leaving
If this is not satire, that person seriously needs to touch some grass.
RAWK Goes Into Meltdown 24/25 Edition - AMAD Bunch of Scousers!
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If this is not satire, that person seriously needs to touch some grass.
Damn I had to really go looking for this thread
Anyways, here's a funny twitter post from a Pool fan having a meltdown about TAA leaving
Never understood why people are like this
I'm not reading that. These relationship analogies from fans of football clubs or players is tediously frequent and always uncomfortabley creepy.
Damn I had to really go looking for this thread
Anyways, here's a funny twitter post from a Pool fan having a meltdown about TAA leaving
It amazes me how so many people around Liverpool seem to think Real Madrid is like Preston compared to them. The amount of talk I've heard from some of their fans about how it's a "bad career move" is funny. More money, more fame, better squad, better chance of individual honours, more fans, more titles, more European trophies. What's the downside?
Well I did read it and you're correct.
instead of smoking it
AMAD Bunch of Scousers!
New
From official Liverpool forum.
I have come. Give me 30 mins to recover
We weren’t crap. We actually did quite well.
I'm enjoying all the "ah well, y'see, United always raise their game against us" flavour coping in the context of us never doing anything but rolling over and having our tummies tickled there for about a decade.
Exactly. Even under Fergie, we often lost there. We’ve been historically shit away to them.
Always nice to see this thread bumped.
Need more.
That one's actually pretty funny.
Ah yes, who would celebrate a 2-2 draw at Anfield other than relegation fodder?
Video unrelated:
Game raising cnuts
I've just checked this out of curiosity, and I'm not sure I'd say it was "shit".
Fergie's overall record there (in the league) was W11, D6, L10. Add the games at OT in too and his record against them was W26, D13, L15, with an aggregate score of United 74 - 64 Liverpool (and 33 of those goals came at Anfield).
Our record at Anfield post Fergie is W2, D5, L5, and our overall record is W6, D9, L9, with an aggregate score of United 22 - 42 Liverpool (with just 6 of those goals coming at Anfield).
We also went a 12 year period (the same as we've now hit post-Fergie) between 1996/97 and 2007/08 where our record at Anfield was W8, D2, L2, and our overall record against them was W15, D4, L6. The aggregate score was United 36 - 19 Liverpool (we scored 19 at Anfield, they scored 6 at OT).
Fergie's final 12 seasons saw us have a home record of W9 D0 L3, an away record of W6, D2, L4 (overall of W15, D2, L7).
Even now, in the worst extended period we've had in decades, and the best they've had in decades, their overall record of W9, D9, L6 hardly screams "dominance" in the same way Fergie's best periods against them did.
I guess what makes it seem shit was that they often had bang average squad and players but somehow won against us multiple times even when we're miles ahead of them. Game raising bastards. Players like Riise, Bellamy somehow reached their peak when they played us. Then they went on assistless & goaless streak for 8 matches after that.
Actually was. Fair play by a bin dipper.
Thread title updated, AMAD Bunch of Scousers!
They’d say the same thing after last night tbf. For years they were doing what we do these days - turn up for the big games and get a result, then lose to Portsmouth the week after. Consistency was always their problem in the league, they could always beat most teams on their day.
You say that, but they reached two CL finals (winning one) in that 1996/97 to 2007/08 run, won the UEFA Cup, two FA Cups, two League Cups, and only finished outside of the top four three times, one of which was when they won the CL.
They were nowhere near as "bang average" as we've been these past 12 years during our best spells against them under Fergie.
I know a lot of people liked to laugh at that at the time. But there was a bit more to it than just celebrating a draw.
I think they lost 2-1 to a late goal in a previous game and Klopp made some comment about the fans leaving early. Then they equalised in the last minute of that game and that was him sending the team over to thank the fans for staying.
As much as I dislike him & them, you have to say from a mentality point of view, it was a pretty bold move by him to do that. He created a bond there and got the fans to stay onside even when they were losing and implanted the never give up attitude in the squad.
To be fair in the last 12 years we've won 2x FA Cups 2x League Cups and 1 Uefa Cup. So there's only a flukey CL win for them making the difference.
I love how we're now the game raising twats after they'd done it to us for the best part of 25 years.
Not the thread for this but they're right, why do we need to play Liverpool to look like we're up for it?
Not the thread for this but they're right, why do we need to play Liverpool to look like we're up for it?
They're mad. Yeah it was truly pathetic for a defender to celebrate scoring a cracker for his second goal for the club, away at the league leaders, after the season we've been having so far.
I’ll never understand people criticising other people for celebrating goals. What else are you supposed to do when you score?They're mad. Yeah it was truly pathetic for a defender to celebrate scoring a cracker for his second goal for the club, away at the league leaders, after the season we've been having so far.
Not really the thread for it but you're right it'll all be for nothing if we can't build on this performance. How we perform in the next run of games will show us what Amorim is made of and if he has the ability to inspire and motivate them to keep the effort and intensity up consistently.
The point I'm making is that we just got a very unexpected result against the team currently leading the Premier League, away from home, while we've been at a very low ebb, and their fans are mocking us and our players for celebrating.
They celebrated the same result, at home, against a West Brom side that were firm lower mid-table/relegation fodder, and you're explaining that away as perfectly understandable?
We've not come close to a flukey CL win, and they not only managed one, but reached a separate final, as well as the semi-finals in that time, and also had a far more consistent record in the league than us.
You know they've lost their heads and are grasping at straws when they post some faux-outrage about a cameraman apparently being "nearly seriously hurt".
In all of the euphoria of celebrating a goal, won't someone please think of the sports photographer?!
What I'm saying is, that wasn't just about celebrating a random 2-2 draw at home to West Brom.
There's a bit more context to that situation, where Klopp had previously questioned the fans for leaving early. So, when they stayed and they got that equaliser it was about appreciating the fans support. The long term impact was to create a rapport with the fans and the players that neither will ever give up.
After that, I honestly couldn't tell you how many times they came from behind to win under Klopp.
That season, precisely once, away to Palace.
The following season, four times (Swansea away, Stoke home, Burnley home and Stoke away). Stoke at home they were in front by half time, Burnley at home by the hour mark, and Stoke away with about 20 to go, so it was hardly a string of "never say die" late comebacks.
It was twice the season after that. Leicester at home (level just after half-time, in front with 15 to go) and Palace away.
I don't think that 2-2 at home to West Brom was still present in the memory the season after, given it was four seasons prior and most of the squad that day were no longer at the club, and I'm not sure 7 more times over the next 2 and half seasons is particularly impressive.
I don’t know, mate. You’re talking about it almost 10 years later. They probably remember it.
Yeah, because it was incredibly embarrassing.
I thought Salah was shameless the way he celebrated that pen after doing nothing all game.They're mad. Yeah it was truly pathetic for a defender to celebrate scoring a cracker for his second goal for the club, away at the league leaders, after the season we've been having so far.