That was premeditated and he can count himself lucky he didn't hurt his teammate too. I know he didn't make the final contact, but not for lack of trying.Or Son on Andre
That was premeditated and he can count himself lucky he didn't hurt his teammate too. I know he didn't make the final contact, but not for lack of trying.Or Son on Andre
Now ive read it back it does sound like saint virgil was the star of a butakke spectacularAssault with what from his tackle? Yoinks!!!![]()
Where’s the ‘kin sick bags. They really are deludedThis was an utter joy to read. Full of self pity and excuse making. It's a tour de force in cry-baby fan journalism.
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Are Liverpool missing their fans more than any other team?
The Reds' win rate has dropped to 50%.www.thisisanfield.com
Is this in the bukakke section on X hamster ?pickfords "tackle cum assault" is apparently a warershed moment
Stopped reading after that
Is this in the bukakke section on X hamster ?
Virgil had a face like a plasterers wireless..
Surely there cannot be that many Aaron Cutlers can there?Notice how the author is doing that pose where he puts his hands under his arms so it looks like hes got biceps.
It would be a tough sell for them considering they've played about 18 games at home in the shutdown period and only lost one.The media will now start picking up on this dave and it won't be long before we have them regurgitating all this "the RS are suffering because there are no fans allowed in."
I mean I'm sure there are some Blues who are just bitter and hate all RS players and managers, I'm not really like that. Benitez didn't mean what he said, with regards to the small club comment, I think it was a genuine mistake, it was out of character. Klopp is a strange one, because all his behavior seems contrived. When he came to Liverpool he took pictures with fans, drank in local pubs, things like that. Then you have all that bizarre fist bumping to the Kop. Sometimes managers have quirks but it fits with their personality, Wenger complaining about referees, SAF complaining about decisions fit with his personality. Even Hodgson lost the plot once in an interview. Klopps behaviour seems to change in a few seconds, he can go from really angry to polite, which isn't normal.
This was an utter joy to read. Full of self pity and excuse making. It's a tour de force in cry-baby fan journalism.
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Are Liverpool missing their fans more than any other team?
The Reds' win rate has dropped to 50%.www.thisisanfield.com
All them plus throwing the two young CBs under the bus.Most of their stuff is just dirge. I read a piece with post boy Pearce the other day and hes traipsing up apparently it rained in pre season which affected morale as a reason.
I'm not going to waste time reading this, but can I guess the reasons are:
1) Pickford/Everton
2) Var/refs
3) No fans- it uniquely affects them as only they gain or lose advantage (this will not be in any way quantified)
4) Schedule (again it wont take into account others having the same predicament)
5) Injuries (separate to point 1, but again will not take into account injuries to others).
How many of those excuses is it listing?
In the very few RS games I watch I’ve never seen the camera go on a manager so much, it’s weirdI mean I'm sure there are some Blues who are just bitter and hate all RS players and managers, I'm not really like that. Benitez didn't mean what he said, with regards to the small club comment, I think it was a genuine mistake, it was out of character. Klopp is a strange one, because all his behavior seems contrived. When he came to Liverpool he took pictures with fans, drank in local pubs, things like that. Then you have all that bizarre fist bumping to the Kop. Sometimes managers have quirks but it fits with their personality, Wenger complaining about referees, SAF complaining about decisions fit with his personality. Even Hodgson lost the plot once in an interview. Klopps behaviour seems to change in a few seconds, he can go from really angry to polite, which isn't normal.
The media has always portrayed Klopp as a manager every loves, when the truth is, you would love him if he was your manager but everyone else can’t stand him.Yes agree with all of that.
The thing with Benitez was, he remained equally dislikeable and a bit dry throughout. He didnt really turn the charm on or off depending on the audience.
That's the impression people seem to have of Klopp now. He comes across as a bit of a false character.
I actually think on a lot of occassions the crowd work against them at Anfield.I worked on match days when i was a student (i needed the money!) with the exception of the YAWN karaoke at the beginning, its like a library. Baffles me how many buy into this great atmosphere malarkey.