doc_17 wrote: » I suppose what last night did show us it that without our big guns we struggled and it’s a pity we couldn’t have done it without them. But such a brilliant start. Keita, Fabinho will hopefully continue their improvement and Firmino has 2 in his last 3 league games. Hopefully Gomez is ok.
Dickerty wrote: » Last night's game - we would never have won that two seasons ago, or even last season before Jan. We were always a 50% stable defence. Virgil has made 10% difference in our defensive solidity in the last 12 months, Gomez the same this season (WHEN AT CB), and Allison has added another 10%. If Trent could focus on his defensive game more than his attacking, we are getting close to the perfect defence for a team that's always relied on attack to win games. Maybe Fabinho playing regular in front of them is the last piece?
Je_suis_Jean wrote: » Why was Dyche so pi$$ed off with Klopp at the end of the game?
Sofa Spud wrote: » Congratulations to the Irish Independent for the winner of this weeks Most Annoying Click-Bait Headline - the headline, on their home page in big font with a picture of Dyche making a pissed off hand gesture to Klopp was Jurgen Klopp and Sean Dyche have heated exchange at final whistle as Liverpool fightback beats Burnley The report is then a Press Association generic match report with the last sentence, in fact half of the last sentence being 'at the final whistle, Klopp and Burnley boss Sean Dyche exchanged words.' That was it! Pr!cks! was
citytillidie wrote: » Dyche was not happy with Klopp talking to the 4th official and asking for cards for his team tackles
Boom_Bap wrote: » I got the impression that he wasn't happy with Klopp celebrating the 3rd goal so vigorously.
TitianGerm wrote: » We're on course to concede 15 goals this season. Even 20 would be some turn around from last year.
Suarezistheman wrote: » Whats the story with Clyne? Gomez should not be played at right back now. Too late for that now after his injury last night
Harry Palmr wrote: » The absence of Clyne feels like more than a training knock, I'm not one for constipation theories but it does feel like something else is afoot. How often has he even made the match day squad? - twice!
Demosthenese wrote: » Clyne played v Napoli in the pre season in the Aviva. Looked fine at full back. Actually looked like a guy that was trying to take his claim with Trent only back from WC duty. But 1 week later bam, onto the bench - he brought in Trent after little pre season as such but it was a huge signal from Klopp that trent was his #1. He is done at Liverpool. Way down the pecking order. As for the weekend ... Gotta try and rest the guys that we'll need fresh for Napoli. Kieta must start, as should Origi else it just scuppers his mini revival. Sturridge probably can't but i'd like to see him get minutes - same with Shaq - he has been under used - play him! The midfielders are a balancing act, Fabinho has to start then 1 of Milner/Hendo/Gini ... that leave sus in good shape for The week ahead.
TitianGerm wrote: » The absolute state of United. Edit: very odd what's going on there. They conceded 28 goals all last year (the much mentioned 2nd best defensive record in the league by fans) and yet this year they have conceeded 25 goals in just 15 games.
LuckyLloyd wrote: » It's Mourinho. Yesterday's man. Their outcome in the league last year hid a myriad of problems. Anyone who has actually watched them play the last two year's will not find their current position in the table surprising in the slightest.
munstermagic11 wrote: » This is so true. The “trophies” were used as a battering ram to anyone that challenged that they weren’t that good. But it was there last year as well. We were on a great CL run, Arsenal needed to get rid of Wenger, Chelsea needed rid of Conte..... Utd have issues all over the place. The owners only care about $$$, a manger that only cares about himself, and a squad that doesn’t have the quality. Hope they extend Mourinho’s contract.
Harry Palmr wrote: » The fact that you could win the league with 12 draws tells me the game is now at a much higher level even though people will swear blind it's not as good as it used to be. They also scored just 73 goals and let in 26 which is pretty dismal for title winners by 11 points
Nerdlingr wrote: » Love how Pogba last year was 'the best midfielder in the league and would walk into any team', and anyone who said otherwise was laughed at, to being a symptom of their problems and a "virus". :D:D Its a funny game football.
SlickRic wrote: » If this ends how I fear it might, Klopp has nowhere to hide.
