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The early signings by Klopp all seemed to work out. Oxlade Chamberlain, Mane and Salah were far from guaranteed successes but were superb. Then when they spent big in VVD and Alison they were excellent as well.Carragher was dead on last night I thought. They look like an ageing side on the way down. The replacements aren't showing the levels the old guard used to, at least not yet, and things are starting to look stale.
Long may it continue.
Annoying this as we can do it, our 2-2 drawn game at home with pool last year we really got stuck in. It was brilliant game.Don't watch that much of other teams tbh, but I did watch most of their game yesterday. They really do go after it and fight and scrap for everything and it gets the crowd going in a way we could only dream of. We've been so bloody passive and lethargic by comparison and we're meant to be amongst the fittest. How I wish for the days when we used to press teams hard and force them into mistakes. Credit where it's due, Klopp does try to play exciting football, even when things aren't working out particularly well.
Was one of our best games of recent times.Annoying this as we can do it, our 2-2 drawn game at home with pool last year we really got stuck in. It was brilliant game.
Could be Red Sox fans too I want them fucking outBTW - bunch of entitled twats seeing this trending on twitter:
Trending
#FSGOUTNOW
That’s the women’s team.They’ve just signed some fucker from the msl
I caught the headline on ssn in the gym this morning, didn’t realise it was a lady?thanks for the heads up. Is she a sexy fucker or an ugly fucker? Asking for a friendThat’s the women’s team.
Just ‘likeable’ ‘all-round nice guy’ Jurgen Klopp being a prick when asked the same questions every other manager is being asked…
again.
'Do I have to tell the money story again?' - Klopp not happy with transfer talk
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp reacts to questioning about his side signing players in the January transfer window.www.bbc.co.uk
The manager of any other club would get hammered for this sort of thing.
Inevitable with gegenpress, players get mentally and physically exhausted. Also they started taking more risks with transfers, spending huge money on players who had only one good season. VVD regressed from all-time great CB to a mediocre one, Matip got injured after his best season ever, Jota injured just when he was on fire etc. Klopp is a terrible loser so it probably won't end well for them.Strong parallels to the end of Klopp’s reign at Dortmund with what’s happening at pool.