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Liverpool FC Team Talk/Gossip/Rumours 2018

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gimli2112

Sofa Spud wrote: »

Klopp has just been charged with misconduct by the FA - no surprise there - has until 6pm Thursday to respond. Would imagine his response will be the same as what he said yesterday and will take whatever comes on the chin. No mention of what potential outcomes will be.

Was the Manchester Utd manager charged for flinging the bottles? I mean people could have been killed!

Sofa Spud

SlickRic wrote: »

take the fine and minimal ban and move on.

it's some of the best money he'll have ever spent.

Yep, think he's the kinda guy that will just put his hands up and take what comes. Class act

yourdeadwright

So new left side on Wednesday , Robbo and Mane picked up knocks doubt they will be risked ,

3 points would be fantastic with one of Arsenal and United to drop points, Probably a united win is best for us ,

citytillidie

SlickRic wrote: »

take the fine and minimal ban and move on.

it's some of the best money he'll have ever spent.

Or he will point to Pep last season who was down celebrating with Man City players after their late winner V Bournemouth and was not even charged

citytillidie

gimli2112 wrote: »

Was the Manchester Utd manager charged for flinging the bottles? I mean people could have been killed!

That is UEFA nothing to do with the FA

shamrock55

What about when pep was on the field roughing up an opposition player (Redmond)

ERG89

Managers shouldn't run on the pitch, doesn't matter in what circumstances.
I think he will probably get a fine and warning of future conduct, I guarantee Jose will focus on it in his presser without even being asked & will be itching to do it himself once he finds someone in the squad who will hug him back.
If it was at Goodison Park he'd get a touchline ban for sure.

gimli2112

He's like the polar opposite of Rafa. Rafa generally doesn't even crack a smile when his team scores.

ERG89

gimli2112 wrote:

He's like the polar opposite of Rafa. Rafa generally doesn't even crack a smile when his team scores.

Only odd thing he ever did was sit down on the pitch during the penos in the CL semi final in 2007.
Bar the hand wave vs Blackburn when he wanted us to do a routine but Torres lashed in a volley. Remember Allardyce taking offence to it.
Also remember him gesturing to Kuyt to get booked out in Einthoven as we were 3 up in the first leg, by doing a jostle impression & he was 1 card from a ban.
Rafa wasn't so stoned faced after all.

dogbert27

gimli2112 wrote: »

He's like the polar opposite of Rafa. Rafa generally doesn't even crack a smile when his team scores.

Probably because of crap like this:

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2009/apr/17/sam-allardyce-rafael-benitez-ferguson

ERG89

dogbert27 wrote: »

Probably because of crap like this:

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2009/apr/17/sam-allardyce-rafael-benitez-ferguson

I love the way they acted like Rafa was calling for the Razor's Edge.

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Although if he got Sam up for one it'd be better remembered than Istanbul

Knex*

VVD is the PFA player of the Month.

facehugger99

yourdeadwright wrote: »

3 points would be fantastic with one of Arsenal and United to drop points, Probably a united win is best for us ,

Assuming Liverpool win, there is literally not a result in the Arse-Man U match that I wouldn't enjoy.

Probably would choose a Man U victory to prolong the Jose misery for them and scupper an actual top 4 rival.

facehugger99

ERG89 wrote: »

Only odd thing he ever did was sit down on the pitch during the penos in the CL semi final in 2007.

I think that was in 2005 and due to the fact that he didn't want to block the view of some of the fans behind him.

TitianGerm

facehugger99 wrote: »

Assuming Liverpool win, there is literally not a result in the Arse-Man U match that I wouldn't enjoy.

Probably would choose a Man U victory to prolong the Jose misery for them and scupper an actual top 4 rival.

United lose so the team morale is even lower before they play us.

dogbert27

TitianGerm wrote: »

United lose so the team morale is even lower before they play us.

Nah I think that would motivate them to try harder. A frustrating 1-1 draw where Arsenal equalise in the dying minutes and then Mourinho attacks his players for lacking bottle to hold on to a lead! :pac:

TitianGerm

dogbert27 wrote: »

Nah I think that would motivate them to try harder. A frustrating 1-1 draw where Arsenal equalise in the dying minutes and then Mourinho attacks his players for lacking bottle to hold on to a lead! :pac:

They've no bottle because Jose smashed them up after the goal against Young Boys.

Harry Palmr

the Ballon d'Or list for 2018

Alisson Becker No 25
Sadio Mane No 22
Roberto Firmino No 19
Mo Salah No 6

Not bad all in all (obviously some of Becker's points will be Roma era)

Utopia Parkway

yourdeadwright wrote: »

So new left side on Wednesday , Robbo and Mane picked up knocks doubt they will be risked ,

Had a feeling Robertson was due a rest. He's almost our least rotatable player due to the lack of quality back up in his position.

Fromvert

I just hope when we rotate the back four we do it one player at a time, no rash three/four changes when injury isn't the cause. Don't want to see the below

Clyne - Gomez/Lovren - Matip - Moreno

Although I'm not sure we'll ever see Clyne kick a ball for us again. If Moreno is to get a game, start VVD beside him, always!

Agent Coulson

Mane & Robertson injury doubts for the Burnley game.

Agent Coulson

Jürgen Klopp going wild after a last-minute goal? &#55356;&#57222;

Been there, done that &#55357;&#56860;

https://twitter.com/Mainz05en/status/1069601900717330433

Fromvert

I love that he's a normal guy/fan, same after we lost the Champions League final, he went out and had himself a few beers too many but some saw it as a reason to throw criticism his way.

rob316

Fromvert wrote: »

I love that he's a normal guy/fan, same after we lost the Champions League final, he went out and had himself a few beers too many but some saw it as a reason to throw criticism his way.

Love the guy, he celebrated that goal yesterday like I did. There is no malice or motive in his sometimes over the top celebrations, his emotion just gets the better of him. Is there a more honest manager with the media too?
Its the reason players run through walls for him as there is just no BS with him.

HandsomeBob

dogbert27 wrote: »

Probably because of crap like this:

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2009/apr/17/sam-allardyce-rafael-benitez-ferguson

Jesus....why did you have to remind me of Ferguson and his merry band of stooges.

rob316

Does anyone think Origi could have a chance to get back into the team regularly? He's only 23 like, a damn sight better than Solanke would of been last season. He looked like he was going to be a top player for us at one stage.
I'm a fan, he offers something different to our other forwards, almost created a goal for mane yesterday after Keita set him free.

I think Klopp needs to stick with Fabinho and start Keita. Keita again yesterday in his cameo was looking for the forward pass, looking to get behind everton, we don't have another midfielder like that.

Harry Palmr

He could, clearly still has pace - you could see him as a foil for two of Mane/Salah/Firmino by stretching opposition defences from inside Liverpool's half - ie punt it and let Derek scuttle after it in the channels and then whip a cross in at worst.

FA Cup draw is at 7.30 - bet Liverpool draw a decent PL side

Agent Coulson

I'd like to see Origi get a few games in now instead Daniel (to many selfish touches) Sturridge.

Play Origi at the top of the 4 2 3 1.

MarkY91

rob316 wrote: »

Love the guy, he celebrated that goal yesterday like I did. There is no malice or motive in his sometimes over the top celebrations, his emotion just gets the better of him. Is there a more honest manager with the media too?
Its the reason players run through walls for him as there is just no BS with him.

Exactly!

It was pure innocent celebratory happiness. He was doing the same as everyone in the pub yesterday.

He ran right to a Liverpool player. Didn't even look at an Everton player or try to antagonise the Everton fans in any way.

I love the man!!!

eyerer

I loved Carraghers reaction too, "Look at Jurgen Klopp!". It was such an ending to the game just when it looked a disappointing draw.