Liverpool FC - News, Developments and All Seasons

[Bigpokey24]

This is what Klop is telling yeyeman them

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlyzO7dJ0YY[/video]

[danfo driver]

Just a German Pardew

This is what Klop is telling yeyeman them

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlyzO7dJ0YY[/video]

[danfo driver]

Klop found in the dressing room after Sean Dyche shifted his jaw

[danfo driver]

This is what happens when the referees stop falling for the cheating and diving of Salah... its clear that these cheats cant win without help

[txj]

well played Burnley

Meh! But it's up to Liverpool to defeat what's in front of them.

Agreed. Too predictable; very little imagination in movement esp in final third, and employing way too much high crosses when they should've worked the ball more.

Team played to the hands of Burnley. Should've played wide and STAYED wide; too much of the game was central, even when it started wide...

[danfo driver]

well played Burnley

Meh! But it's up to Liverpool to defeat what's in front of them.

Agreed. Too predictable; very little imagination in movement esp in final third, and employing way too much high crosses when they should've worked the ball more.

Team played to the hands of Burnley. Should've played wide and STAYED wide; too much of the game was central, even when it started wide...

[The YeyeMan]

well played Burnley

Meh! But it's up to Liverpool to defeat what's in front of them.

Agreed. Too predictable; very little imagination in movement esp in final third, and employing way too much high crosses when they should've worked the ball more.

Team played to the hands of Burnley. Should've played wide and STAYED wide; too much of the game was central, even when it started wide...

Agree with the predictability but not staying wide - cross after cross after cross - ad finitum to nowhere.

Gini in advance positions playing square five yard passes and allowing Burnley's defence to get back into shape. Terrible. He should have played at 6 and Thiago at 8.

And let me not mention Origi's miss.

[kajifu]

Danfo please freee Liverpool.
Are you going to keep the curse alll season or free tham against Spurs?
Liverpool will be out of top 4 come next week with Jose and his boys licking their lips
What a season.

[green4life]

well played Burnley

Meh! But it's up to Liverpool to defeat what's in front of them.

Yep. Burnley with their British players and manager. Yeye Klopp’s wife4life

[kajifu]

Kai! Liverpool have not scored for 4 games!! Very surprising...

Surprising to those who do not know that a curse was placed

wicked man,i warn them they no listen.

[Alategun]

well played Burnley

Meh! But it's up to Liverpool to defeat what's in front of them.

Agreed. Too predictable; very little imagination in movement esp in final third, and employing way too much high crosses when they should've worked the ball more.

Team played to the hands of Burnley. Should've played wide and STAYED wide; too much of the game was central, even when it started wide...

Agree with the predictability but not staying wide - cross after cross after cross - ad finitum to nowhere.

Gini in advance positions playing square five yard passes and allowing Burnley's defence to get back into shape. Terrible. He should have played at 6 and Thiago at 8.

And let me not mention Origi's miss.

Kpom. Gini to me was the worst culprit. Actually got into good positions but became indecisive. He is not aggressive enough to play against these pack the bus teams.

[danfo driver]

well played Burnley

Meh! But it's up to Liverpool to defeat what's in front of them.

Yep. Burnley with their British players and manager. Yeye Klopp’s wife4life

Sean Dyche na wicked man! Not only did he beat the sh1t out of them on the pitch, you saw how the guy manhandled Klopp for inside tunnel?

[danfo driver]

Kai! Liverpool have not scored for 4 games!! Very surprising...

Surprising to those who do not know that a curse was placed

wicked man,i warn them they no listen.

I have locked them up and clenched my fist!

[danfo driver]

Kpom. Gini to me was the worst culprit. Actually got into good positions but became indecisive. He is not aggressive enough to play against these pack the bus teams.

AlatEgungun be careful na express you dey go!

[danfo driver]

crying and crying and crying again! music to my ears!

well played Burnley

Meh! But it's up to Liverpool to defeat what's in front of them.

Agreed. Too predictable; very little imagination in movement esp in final third, and employing way too much high crosses when they should've worked the ball more.

Team played to the hands of Burnley. Should've played wide and STAYED wide; too much of the game was central, even when it started wide...

Agree with the predictability but not staying wide - cross after cross after cross - ad finitum to nowhere.

Gini in advance positions playing square five yard passes and allowing Burnley's defence to get back into shape. Terrible. He should have played at 6 and Thiago at 8.

And let me not mention Origi's miss.

[Bigpokey24]

i so much despise Liverpool for knowing they've won the league and then playing Chelsea like it was a cup final...after Chelsea helped them to win the league by beating City... i hope nothing but down the hill going forward for pool, i see klop the joke doing a dortmund next season

Yes, Chelsea helped Liverpool win the league.

i have cursed pool

the curse lives on

[green4life]

Wait a minute. I just watched Klopp's post match interview where he all but blamed the loss on his players poor decision making and poor movement in the box - basically inferring that they did not follow his instructions.

Wharraheck! I won't name names, but txj, someone told me that the manager should NEVER throw his players under the bus after a loss. Why has Klopp flipped his players under the bus after Burnley's defensive masterclass today?

[Coach]

^The same interview where he began by saying “its my fault” and proceeded to detail how, when things go well, it’s because the players respond to instructions. When things don’t go well, it’s for the coach/manager to reflect on the instructions given and how easily they’re understood. Movement off the ball was poor, positioning poor, delivery poor, evident for all to see and far from unsubstantiated when singled out as causative.

Liverpool remain sterile vs the low block and need to conjure a formula for finding a way through. Will be much the same vs Utd.

[The YeyeMan]

^The same interview where he began by saying “its my fault” and proceeded to detail how, when things go well, it’s because the players respond to instructions. When things don’t go well, it’s for the coach/manager to reflect on the instructions given and how easily they’re understood. Movement off the ball was poor, positioning poor, delivery poor, evident for all to see and far from unsubstantiated when singled out as causative.

Liverpool remain sterile vs the low block and need to conjure a formula for finding a way through. Will be much the same vs Utd.

Don't mind G4L. He thinks Lampard is comparable to Klopp.

[Coach]

^Franklin has certainly been let down by a few performers, but how much of the performance is a consequence of his not knowing what's the best way to assemble what he has? Lampard is in that part of last chance saloon whereby one relies on the innate, intrinsic brilliance of the individual to bail them out. Something out of the blue from Havertz, Pulisic or Werner, something worthy of a 50M quid transfer fee. Desperate times, desperate measures.

Klopp was right to be annoyed, why were his forwards so deep vs a low block, surely the half space needs to opened first, rather than aimlessly stood in. Anyway, Liverpool will come good and issue someone a "caught putting your hand in the pot and removing the biggest piece of chicken" beating. The type where the slipper lies bent and broken on the floor, the back spasms, only to be told to stand tall, arms outstretched, following the command to "kneel down". Choi!!!

[green4life]

^The same interview where he began by saying “its my fault” and proceeded to detail how, when things go well, it’s because the players respond to instructions. When things don’t go well, it’s for the coach/manager to reflect on the instructions given and how easily they’re understood. Movement off the ball was poor, positioning poor, delivery poor, evident for all to see and far from unsubstantiated when singled out as causative.

Liverpool remain sterile vs the low block and need to conjure a formula for finding a way through. Will be much the same vs Utd.

Don't mind G4L. He thinks Lampard is comparable to Klopp.

No wahala

[green4life]

^Franklin has certainly been let down by a few performers, but how much of the performance is a consequence of his not knowing what's the best way to assemble what he has? Lampard is in that part of last chance saloon whereby one relies on the innate, intrinsic brilliance of the individual to bail them out. Something out of the blue from Havertz, Pulisic or Werner, something worthy of a 50M quid transfer fee. Desperate times, desperate measures.

Klopp was right to be annoyed, why were his forwards so deep vs a low block, surely the half space needs to opened first, rather than aimlessly stood in. Anyway, Liverpool will come good and issue someone a "caught putting your hand in the pot and removing the biggest piece of chicken" beating. The type where the slipper lies bent and broken on the floor, the back spasms, only to be told to stand tall, arms outstretched, following the command to "kneel down". Choi!!!

I was obviously pulling Txj's legs but the aspect of the interview where I agreed with Klopp is when you play against a low block, scoring the first goal is critical and part of the time it has less to do with the coach's tactical instructions and a bit more to do with players making their quality count when they get a glorious chance - for instance Origi's miss late in the first half when he was through on goal from 50 yards out.

Lampard's situation is part inexperience and part being confused on how / where to use the new players at his disposal (integrating new with old).

[txj]

^Franklin has certainly been let down by a few performers, but how much of the performance is a consequence of his not knowing what's the best way to assemble what he has? Lampard is in that part of last chance saloon whereby one relies on the innate, intrinsic brilliance of the individual to bail them out. Something out of the blue from Havertz, Pulisic or Werner, something worthy of a 50M quid transfer fee. Desperate times, desperate measures.

Klopp was right to be annoyed, why were his forwards so deep vs a low block, surely the half space needs to opened first, rather than aimlessly stood in. Anyway, Liverpool will come good and issue someone a "caught putting your hand in the pot and removing the biggest piece of chicken" beating. The type where the slipper lies bent and broken on the floor, the back spasms, only to be told to stand tall, arms outstretched, following the command to "kneel down". Choi!!!

I was obviously pulling Txj's legs but the aspect of the interview where I agreed with Klopp is when you play against a low block, scoring the first goal is critical and part of the time it has less to do with the coach's tactical instructions and a bit more to do with players making their quality count when they get a glorious chance - for instance Origi's miss late in the first half when he was through on goal from 50 yards out.

Lampard's situation is part inexperience and part being confused on how / where to use the new players at his disposal (integrating new with old).

I would add to that a lack of humility.

Jose tried to advise him on his body language on the sidelines and he publicly dissed JM.
Compare how he carried on with the minor spat with Klopp to how Dyche handled it at the presser yesterday...