NukaCola wrote: » .......... "we beat them without our alleged "main man" as Firmino is now being deemed" ............
chicorytip wrote: » ...........there is clearly an element of feigning on his part. ...............
NukaCola wrote: » "we beat them without our alleged "main man" as Firmino is now being deemed".
martyos121 wrote: » He looked into his eyes.
Turtyturd wrote: » What did he see? The Cult of personality injury.
MD1990 wrote: » https://twitter.com/JamesPearceEcho/status/778897139753713664 Sounds to me like Karius will start against Hull.
Augeo wrote: » Alleged "main man" was mentioned as some claim him to be that. I pointed out that we beat Chelsea, away from home without Firmino. I'm not annoyed that anyone thinks Firmino is the main man, nor was I annoyed when people reckoned Origi was our main striker, nor was I annoyed when there was repeated mentions of Firmino losing the ball or misplacing passes. I simply make my point when I want to. You thinking I am annoyed at things when I'm not I find weird. I'll be clear it doesn't annoy me though. I do like how some very very seldom posters pop up with utterings when someone disagrees with or trys to pick apart a post I make. They must be annoyed (weird eh).......... there's one lad I reckon half of his posts in here over the last year are about me. Some contributor he (or she) is.
5starpool wrote: » I still expect Mignolet to start on Saturday.
Fieldog wrote: » Until the inevitable howler I'd say that will be the case for a while, Karius will probably play cup games....
5starpool wrote: » ........it will be a sure sign imo that Klopp thinks he isn't good enough to be Liverpool keeper long term.
5starpool wrote: » If Karius does start then it essentially kills Mignolet's Liverpool career. While he might get back into the team if Karius performs below par, it will be a sure sign imo that Klopp thinks he isn't good enough to be Liverpool keeper long term.
Alonso77 wrote: » I reckon Migs will be gone next summer
dogbert27 wrote: » I think so too but I don't think Mig will be dropped straight away. Sure Karius kept a clean sheet but it was Derby who are 20th in the championship and are not exactly a great attacking side. As someone said, Mig will be there until the next howler or defeat.
5starpool wrote: » ........... I'm not convinced he is much better than Mignolet at this point, but I'm sure we'll have more evidence either way over the next while.
5starpool wrote: » The whole sweeper keeper thing often gives me palpitations. I don't know enough about Karius to be too bullish or bearish about him overall, but in the few brief appearances including pre season, he hasn't had a lot to do, but seems still prone to brain farts. Whatever Klopp wants to do though is fine with me, (obviously), but if Karius starts I really hope he gets a few games in at least before a howler costs us a goal. If he did something stupid against Hull or missed a cross he should get there would be all sorts of annoying back and forth over the whole issue.I'm not convinced he is much better than Mignolet at this point, but I'm sure we'll have more evidence either way over the next while.
Osmosis Jones wrote: » I'm still struggling to get over that time Mignolet let the ball run out of play for a corner when lining up to kick it.
Augeo wrote: » You thinking I am annoyed at things when I'm not I find weird. I'll be clear it doesn't annoy me though. I do like how some very very seldom posters pop up with utterings when someone disagrees with or trys to pick apart a post I make
Knex. wrote: » The constant sniping at each other is ****ing tedious, however.