Difference is the media doesn't make him out to be, Klopp on the other hand.....
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At least once a match I go "Imagine if that was Ndombele/Lo Celso on the ball"
If only Sissoko didn't have the technical ability of a disabled squirrel.
Blame Bergwijn.
Yep. Apparently toned it down from a pre-pod conversation too.Glendenning said that?
All the way from an armchair in Sweden. Jesus - you’re not Patton. Sit down with your cushions you nutter.
Dunno about radical, but Rei was a character from a show called Neon Genesis Evangelion back in 1995. Fun fact, Robin Williams references the show in "One Hour Photo". Someone 4 pages down probably already answered that question though lol
In relation to the game, we were 3 sitters away from the game becoming a "Jose Masterclass". I get being frustrated at conceding a 90th minute goal, but I'm not blaming Jose for Bergwijn and Kane messing their chances up.
The last episode (congratulations, Shinji, you found yourself) and the first movie were the most pretentious things I've seen in anime lol (loved the first 26 episodes though!)
Oh fuck off. Sissoko did pretty good in that situation and the ball went to Kane.
If only Sissoko didn't have the technical ability of a disabled squirrel.
Blame Bergwijn.
You realize he’s the guy that stepped in alongside Son to get us to the CL final fight? It’s not like he hasn’t ever performed at the highest level.
What spectacular saves from Hugo?
He didn’t have much to do
No chance with first complete fluke and no chance with the second
Apart from that he made a couple of routine saves
That’s all
But I agree that Aurier had another good game and was Motm just ahead of Sissoko
Does he behave like that?
I think we will end up on about 75 points. Mid 80s is enough to win the league.
He was very ungracious about Fulham, and is an entitled, whining twat, just like the LFC fans.
I recall this every time I criticize Lucas, but then again I think about what a shit show he’s been (overall) since.
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I wish next time they try to do that someone punches their teeth out. Cunts.
I'm gonna be bitter as fuck about this result for a long time. We had it in our grasp, like practically every game we failed to win, we were the better side, we just didn't.
One of my odd habits is to rewatch a game from "the other side" - i.e. if I were the opposing side's fan, how would I think my own team performed? That's because I often get a little harsh on our players on things like their decision-making in the final third, and then when I watch as the opposing team I realize that their players are just as headless 
As it turns out, it's much easier to see things from the vantage point of a laptop on the couch than in-game under extreme pressure where you have a fraction of a second to make a move.
In this case, while we did have the 2-3 biggest chances and they had a bunch of smaller ones, I don't think our issue is finishing, it's creating a lot more of those "ok to decent" chances in their penalty box - they don't have to be clear shots, just get those balls in the penalty box because we do have two elite finishers who can put away half-chances if you get enough to them. Lloris wasn't stretched, but that was because Mane and Salah's shots were so tame - put Sonny in those positions and he'd get at least one of those imo, especially since he'd go through the keeper's legs instead of straight at them. You have to expect any team to miss a few big chances (just watch MOTD!) so we need to figure out how to generate a greater number of chances more consistently, that's much more dependable than counting on 100% finishing. That means getting into their final third and penalty area more, at least against the non-top 3-4 sides, and finding more sources of creativity.
Some cases for optimism for me are that we did come out with a different gameplan at the start with a surprisingly aggressive press (visibly different from what we set out to do against City/Chelsea) prior to their goal, which shows some tactical flexibility even if we can't quite execute it for 90 min yet + recognition that Liverpool have been a little susceptible themselves when teams actually attack them. Mou was also quick and pro-active with his subs and I think we genuinely "went for it" at the end, I don't think we were content with a point. Which is a good sign, mentality-wise.
Liverpool are still the best team in the league for me but I can see why they've been dropping points this season and will keep doing so. Honestly think Eze and co scared me a bit more when they got in the same positions, there are a lot of teams that can damage each other in this league. I'm just glad that we're in this position and we gotta keep battling through every game, table is so tight that anything can happen.
As it turns out, it's much easier to see things from the vantage point of a laptop on the couch than in-game under extreme pressure where you have a fraction of a second to make a move.In this case, while we did have the 2-3 biggest chances and they had a bunch of smaller ones, I don't think our issue is finishing, it's creating a lot more of those "ok to decent" chances in their penalty box - they don't have to be clear shots, just get those balls in the penalty box because we do have two elite finishers who can put away half-chances if you get enough to them. Lloris wasn't stretched, but that was because Mane and Salah's shots were so tame - put Sonny in those positions and he'd get at least one of those imo, especially since he'd go through the keeper's legs instead of straight at them. You have to expect any team to miss a few big chances (just watch MOTD!) so we need to figure out how to generate a greater number of chances more consistently, that's much more dependable than counting on 100% finishing. That means getting into their final third and penalty area more, at least against the non-top 3-4 sides, and finding more sources of creativity.
Some cases for optimism for me are that we did come out with a different gameplan at the start with a surprisingly aggressive press (visibly different from what we set out to do against City/Chelsea) prior to their goal, which shows some tactical flexibility even if we can't quite execute it for 90 min yet + recognition that Liverpool have been a little susceptible themselves when teams actually attack them. Mou was also quick and pro-active with his subs and I think we genuinely "went for it" at the end, I don't think we were content with a point. Which is a good sign, mentality-wise.
Liverpool are still the best team in the league for me but I can see why they've been dropping points this season and will keep doing so. Honestly think Eze and co scared me a bit more when they got in the same positions, there are a lot of teams that can damage each other in this league. I'm just glad that we're in this position and we gotta keep battling through every game, table is so tight that anything can happen.
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I just couldn't handle the whinyness of Shinji, I didn't even get that far.
I hope they remember how Villa and Fulham played against them then. They have weaknesses, but these have been exposed when they have been playing away.