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Who are the 4 or 5 clubs who can derail Liverpool. They are as good as any team in Europe at the moment and I doubt that anyone from Bayern to Real hopes to get them in the Champions League, if it ever takes place this season
They can play at 70% this season & still win the title. CL is a different matter, it just takes 1 bad performance & you find yourself knocked out. Klopp has got very lucky with his timing. No strong competition in the weak premiership. 1 team league now like france, Italy & germany.Liverpool are nearing that point where every game they start they are a goal up. It happens. It is their moment and the only question is how long it lasts.
Everything is going their way and nothing other than a lack of desire or a spate of injuries is going to derail them in the league.
In Europe it is more difficult because as good as they are in a relatively poor Premier League in terms of standards there are 4 or 5 European clubs who can derail them.
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Who are the 4 or 5 clubs who can derail Liverpool. They are as good as any team in Europe at the moment and I doubt that anyone from Bayern to Real hopes to get them in the Champions League, if it ever takes place this season
They can play at 70% this season & still win the title. CL is a different matter, it just takes 1 bad performance & you find yourself knocked out. Klopp has got very lucky with his timing. No strong competition in the weak premiership. 1 team league now like france, Italy & germany.
I would tend to step away from appearance in general. The definition on players will vary before and after post workout on bodies with fat percentages around 4% mark, the difference is quite staggering. Also given the nature of playing for 90mins a big muscular physique is not conducive to aerobic performance. Both of them are however incredibly vein and put a lot of effort into their media profiles which are helped by looking ripped.
I'm really referring to what a body with a very low body fat percentage looks like before and after workout. It's staggering the transformation of appearance from pre to post-workout. Veins and muscles are more engorged and with almost zero fat they are so much more visible. (The extreme end of this, going solely on appearance is bodybuilders who fast before a competition with the sole aim of reducing body fat and the workout just before they go on stage, therefore, emphasising the appearance of their muscles etc.).Isnt 4% bodyfat whilst being incredibly lean and keeping muscle mass borderline impossible without 'help'?
I'm really referring to what a body with a very low body fat percentage looks like before and after workout. It's staggering the transformation of appearance from pre to post-workout. Veins and muscles are more engorged and with almost zero fat they are so much more visible. (The extreme end of this, going solely on appearance is bodybuilders who fast before a competition with the sole aim of reducing body fat and the workout just before they go on stage, therefore, emphasising the appearance of their muscles etc.).
The pro-cyclist Poljanski took this shot after the final stage of the Tour de France. The following day he took a picture from his sun lounger recovering........
Now they all could be EPO'd up to their eyeballs for all we know but with 100% certainty, their physical appearance doesn't in any way indicate artificial/illegal performance enhancement. If there was any claim in athletes appearance proving they've been doping do you not think that it would be part of the doping tests that are carried out?
Yes, 100% you can spot abnormalities but these are in non-aerobic sports.There are plenty of 'signs' in appearance when someone is taking some form of illegal performance enhancing drugs.
Extreme progress in a short period of time. People who can stay very muscular at very low bodyfat for a very long period of time or progress whilst staying very lean and people who develop features that are clearly unnatural, mostly in the traps and delts. But this is veering into steroids etc.
Obviously the human body is a crazy thing and genetics play a huge part so I imagine appearance is something they can't simply use as a way of testing.
I assume your post was in reference to Bale, Ronaldo etc. physique WHILST training and how they look more vascular, pumped etc. and then their physique when they're just resting at home etc. - most the sort of gear these top athletes are on are going to be performance enhancing which is mostly for cardiovascular and recovery aid.
You read interviews with people like Henry cavill hugh jackman and Chris Hemsworth...they talk about how for the shirtless scenes when they want to appear really cut with veins popping etc, they dehydrate for a couple of days , which gives them mahoosive headaches, by all accountIsnt 4% bodyfat whilst being incredibly lean and keeping muscle mass borderline impossible without 'help'?
You read interviews with people like Henry cavill hugh jackman and Chris Hemsworth...they talk about how for the shirtless scenes when they want to appear really cut with veins popping etc, they dehydrate for a couple of days , which gives them mahoosive headaches, by all account
Anything below 5% bodyfat is possible, but considered unhealthy, apparently
Asthma could derail them, bless 'em.
Footballers aren't in a bubble anymore are they?How did he catch it? Isn't he supposed to be in a bubble?