FastFullBack wrote: » No monkey9 is spot on. The only game where Liverpool could have got exactly 1 extra point was versus Man City. If they got that, Man City drop 2 points, so Liverpool finish top.
Agent Coulson wrote: » 6 minutes of uncut action following Klopp after the final whistle. 6 Times. VVD's look at Klopp and his bearhug of Klopp was made in Blackpool and over Skype. Alisson and Klopp are in love.
RollieFingers wrote: » An apparently leaked image on Twitter of the first weekend of Prem fixtures has the Pool away to Burnley.
gimli2112 wrote: » Must win
Grayditch wrote: » I'm pretty sure it this started from a post saying Liverpool lost by one point. Scenarios aside, it's still correct to say we lost it by 2. So in essence both are not incorrect, but we really didn't need personal digs over it.
Deleted User wrote: » FitzShane wrote: » Lovren linked with Milan tonight by Di Marzio. Nothing would allow me to look forward to next season more than that departure. Fingers crossed.
FitzShane wrote: » Lovren linked with Milan tonight by Di Marzio.
sideswipe wrote: » https://twitter.com/JoakimSteen/status/1138731369851478017
citytillidie wrote: » Lol, fake is fake can be. Sure BT have the 12:30 Kick offs and Sky have the 17:30 Kick offs. Sunday games are now 14:00 and 16:30 Kick offs
sideswipe wrote: » But......but......but it was on Twitter, it must be real. If we can beat Burnley and go three points clear of City we'd have to be favourites for the league......t'would be a right bottle job if we didn't see it through from there.
steve_r wrote: » It'll be interesting to see when the City games are scheduled. I'd rather get the away game played very early, before they build up momentum. Then the home game in March in a midweek game under the lights, basically turning it into a European game. December/Jan with the World club cup might be a bit of a challenge - hopefully the fixtures around then are kind.
gimli2112 wrote: » The important piece from our perspective is that we all act outraged when we get knocked out of the League Cup and FA Cup early.
citytillidie wrote: » Liverpool should be playing Man City away 1st this season, but we will find out tomorrow. Getting knocked out of the League Cup early would help later as when Liverpool are playing in the World Club Cup, one of the games it would clash with is a League Cup QF.
sideswipe wrote: » All jokes aside I really hope we can carry last seasons form into next year. A lot of sides in transition- Chelsea, Arsenal, UTD. Can't see city having a massive dip in form after their last 2 seasons. Can't have been easy on the players to put so much into last years PL campaign and come away with nothing to show for it! Hopefully they'll have a spring in their step after the CL win!
54&56 wrote: » I'd also add Spurs to the group of teams in transition albeit a different type of transition. They had a terrible end to the PL, the run to the CL final gave them a huge boost but ultimately it will have been a huge disappointment so it'll be interesting to see if Levy loosens the purse strings to straighten and rejuvenate the squad or if he allows Rose and possibly Trippier to walk and only sanctions mediocre replacements in order to keep the wage structure in place. Despite being a Spurs boy through and through I can't see Kane hanging around for too long if having had a taste for the CL final he doesn't think there's a chance can get back there again. This summer is a real crossroads for Spurs. Do they kick on or tread water and effectively fall back?