Today's Football 2015 / 16

[Fearthainn]

I was actually in Sevilla but it was the summer so no football was on.

Still visited both stadiums though, after telling my wife we were going on a historical tour of the city

 

[Blueblooded]

What's that tune they sing at the Red Pit, "You'll never walk alone...unless we go 1-2 down at home, then we are offski sharpish..."

Great little dig from Klopp here, "When Palace scored I saw many people leave. I felt very alone in this moment".

FFS, what does he expect?? Obviously they had flights to catch, to Dublin, Oslo, Exeter etc.

One minute that lot are proclaiming that their international following makes them 'one of der top clubs in der werld, like', the next they're racially profiling, demonising and physically attacking the very same supporters. Bunch of absolute bell whiffs.

 

[ToffeeDoug]

I was actually in Sevilla but it was the summer so no football was on.

Still visited both stadiums though, after telling my wife we were going on a historical tour of the city

The old enhancing cultural awareness trick, love it.

 

[obc]

What's that tune they sing at the Red Pit, "You'll never walk alone...unless we go 1-2 down at home, then we are offski sharpish..."

Great little dig from Klopp here, "When Palace scored I saw many people leave. I felt very alone in this moment".

See. The song is right. If he had walked out too he wouldn't have been alone...

 

[kithnou]

YNWA...

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/nov/08/jurgen-klopp-liverpool-crystal-palace

Jürgen Klopp: ‘I felt pretty alone when Liverpool fans were leaving’

Jürgen Klopp said he felt “pretty alone” at the sight of Liverpool fans leaving Anfield after Crystal Palace’s 82nd-minute winner but insisted it was his team’s responsibility to keep people in attendance until the final whistle.

The new Liverpool manager suffered the first defeat of his reign as Yannick Bolasie and Scott Dann scored to give Alan Pardew’s team a third consecutive win in the Premier League fixture. Klopp looked on incredulously as dozens of supporters headed for the exits following Dann’s late goal and claimed it reflected a lack of belief in the team’s performance.

“It is not a problem to lose a game. It happens in football but we have to learn,” said Klopp. “If we learn, we decide how strong we are, how good we are, how awake we are and how tired we are. Nobody else. We played on Thursday [at Rubin Kazan in the Europa League] but I decide if I am tired, nobody else. Today we needed a few minutes to come into the game. It was not enough. If everyone thinks we gave everything, then it is wrong.

“After the goal on 82 minutes, with 12 minutes to go, I saw many people leaving the stadium. I felt pretty alone at this moment. We decide when it is over. Between 82 and 94 [minutes] you can make eight goals if you like.

“Big decisions are made in moments when you are tired. Tonight it feels so bad because it was absolutely not necessary.”

Klopp said his frustration was not with the early leavers but his team’s inability to convince supporters that a point could be salvaged against an impressive Palace team. “I am not disappointed about this,” he clarified.

“They have reasons [for leaving] and maybe it is easier to go out, I don’t know. Don’t make a big thing about this but we are responsible that nobody can leave the stadium before the final whistle because anything can happen.

“We have to show this and we didn’t. Everything is OK but we can do better.”

The pain of defeat was compounded for the Liverpool manager by a potentially serious knee injury to his in-form defender Mamadou Sakho, who left Anfield on crutches and in a knee brace. The France international fell awkwardly in an aerial challenge with Bakary Sako and will have a scan on Monday to determine the extent of the damage. Klopp said: “It looks bad but we have to wait for the scan. I would prefer to lose 4-1 and keep him in the team.”

 

[Dithering Dougie]

Clearly Martin Keown has been cleaned out so much by shysters and he's so desperate for money he'll even try and do MOTD with no voice.

 

[Prevenger17]

What's that tune they sing at the Red Pit, "You'll never walk alone...unless we go 1-2 down at home, then we are offski sharpish..."

Gotta beat the rush!

 

[49ers]

Fair result today.
They dominated and didn't kill the game off.

If spurs had Cech in goal,they would have won that game. He seems to have recovered from that West ham game at the start of the season.

Hopefully all the injuries ease off after the break or we dont pick up more. At this rate, Steve Bould will be getting a game soon.

Good weekend for the Foxes and United,as you were for us and City. And oh dear for Chelsea and rs.

 

[Rook]

Get in Scott Dann

Always liked him.
/even more now

 

[JAYTALITY]

What's that tune they sing at the Red Pit, "You'll never walk alone...unless we go 1-2 down at home, then we are offski sharpish..."

Great little dig from Klopp here, "When Palace scored I saw many people leave. I felt very alone in this moment".

We have a man on the inside.

 

[Eggs]

...Gary Monk who has been linked with many top jobs is apparently under threat at Swansea. Funny old game.

 

[Steve0]

I see Madrid lost, not rafas fault though, they just can't cope with Barca's spending power.

 

[rascal]

Watching St Pauli Vs Fortuna. St Pauli look good, and it's been a pleasant surprise so far this season given the difficulties of last season.

 

[rascal]

Three-Nil, Thy with his third.

 

[rascal]

4-0 Thy again