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Liverpool FC Team Talk, Gossip, Rumours 2019/2020

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BorneTobyWilde

Burley lost 10 and drew two at home last season, conceding 32 goals. Finished with 40pts, nothing to fear playing them at home.
Famous last words.

martyos121

Burnley, as unspectacular as they may be, are one of the teams you measure yourself against in this league, especially playing them at Turf Moor. If we can find a way to get out of there with 3 points next week, I’m certain that we can push City all the way again this year, because Burnley away is the absolute toughest of a certain type of game in the PL, and that type of game is the most common and the ones you must win if you’re going to challenge for the title.

We can afford to draw away at Molineux, Goodison or the King Power (not all three) because even City are unlikely to take maximum points in all of those fixtures, but we absolutely have to win home and away against the bottom 10, and take a lot of points against the rest of the top 5 to have a chance. 4 points from the two City matches is also going to be necessary, but fcuk it, I think we could actually challenge them again based on today’s performance.

Talisman

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Not sure teams like Burley play weak sides in the cup.

Burnley certainly did last season - Dyche changed the core of the team and lost to Burton Albion in order to get a result in the next league game.

BorneTobyWilde

Kelly in her green dress joking that the lawn mower guys are going to come for her wearing this.
Carra gets the giggles and can't hold it together.

~Rebel~

8-10 wrote: »

Yeah I honestly thought he was one of their best, if not the best player for them.

But....

I honestly thought he saved them at the last moment quite a few times and was impressed...maybe we were watching different games!

I guess it's probably a bit of both... we're watching from an LFC point of view, in the time he got in our way and the attacks he stopped, whereas they're looking from the point of view of the attacks he never started, and the lack of positive controlling influence he had.

I didn't really see how his game was from a passing/attacking sense, cause i wasn't looking for it, but I guess they were.

Agent Coulson

Just watching Bobby’s flick and shot that it was so dirty.

BorneTobyWilde

Talisman wrote: »

Their reserves should be able to handle Sunderland in mid week. Burnley always put in a good performance against Liverpool so there's no reason to expect any different next weekend.

Not sure teams like Burley play weak sides in the cup.

Talisman

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Alex is one responsible for all their problems, he wanted Moyes, Van Gaal, Jose, Ole.
He really needs to keep interfering

If they put ALex back in his box they could actually appoint a proven attack minded manager .

You forgot to mention his role in the Glazers getting control of the club.

Talisman

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Burley play tomorrow, again Wednesday and then face us Saturday. Week off for us, should be prepared .

Their reserves should be able to handle Sunderland in mid week. Burnley always put in a good performance against Liverpool so there's no reason to expect any different next weekend.

BorneTobyWilde

Agent Coulson wrote: »

I’d say there is a few prayers being said asking for Alex to come out of retirement

Alex is one responsible for all their problems, he wanted Moyes, Van Gaal, Jose, Ole.
He really needs to keep interfering

If they put ALex back in his box they could actually appoint a proven attack minded manager .

8-10

super_furry wrote: »

Three times he dived in and blocked Liverpool shots at point-blank range. Showed exactly the kind of fight that's been missing there for years.

Yeah I honestly thought he was one of their best, if not the best player for them.

But....

Basil3 wrote: »

Guendouzi just looked completely out of position, didn't know what he was doing.

Quazzie wrote: »

I'd love to hear anyone here who has an argument for Guendhouzis inclusion in an Arsenal starting XI.

Hunky Monster wrote: »

Guendouzi just isn’t good enough. He needs to learn to pass the ball quicker. He’s been caught way too many times fannying around in our own box and he slows attack’s down looking around him trying to decide what to do. Pass and go, pass and go.

Hunky Monster wrote: »

He must have only watched him for the first few games of last season. He’s been fairly awful since. He hasn’t improved at all, still looks like a player that’s only played a handful of games.

Quazzie wrote: »

Starting with Guendhouzi and Xhaka in the middle against Liverpool was never going to end well.

I honestly thought he saved them at the last moment quite a few times and was impressed...maybe we were watching different games!

Turtyturd

super_furry wrote: »

Three times he dived in and blocked Liverpool shots at point-blank range. Showed exactly the kind of fight that's been missing there for years.

I think he’s suffering from the thing Arsenal fans do where they proclaim one of their players to be the best in the league after a good performance or two. Then when they get a decent sample size they’re actually average at best.

Before him it was Torreira, Elneny, Xhaka, Ramsey, etc, etc.

monkey9

What is David Luiz banging on about regards the penalty, he’s blaming the lightness of jerseys as to why he pulled it so easily

Agent Coulson

martyos121 wrote: »

We got Mourinho sacked last year, if we beat them this time around and get Ole sacked, who gets the job then? Phil Jones? :pac:

I’d say there is a few prayers being said asking for Alex to come out of retirement

BorneTobyWilde

David luiz trying to defend the shirt pulling. As if the refs go into such detail about shirt pulling. '' I pull the shirt, not the man

martyos121

6 wrote: »

The danger there is Solsksaer getting the sack too soon

We got Mourinho sacked last year, if we beat them this time around and get Ole sacked, who gets the job then? Phil Jones? :pac:

BorneTobyWilde

Burley play tomorrow, again Wednesday and then face us Saturday. Week off for us, should be prepared .

super_furry

8-10 wrote: »

I'm amazed at the Arsenal fans having a go at Guendouzi in their thread. I thought he was fully committed today. We just strangled them with the press. If we had Alisson it wouldn't even have been close.

Three times he dived in and blocked Liverpool shots at point-blank range. Showed exactly the kind of fight that's been missing there for years.

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Turtyturd wrote: »

Taken from the great site.

Brilliant

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marklazarcovic wrote: »

Only 5 ahead of utd after 3 games, disappointing

The danger there is Solsksaer getting the sack too soon

rob316

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

9 goals in 3 games, it's impressive. Scoring goals is not easy, but we're making it look easy.

Conceding more chances but **** it this team is a joy to watch on the front foot.

.G.

DenMan wrote: »

Arsenal fan here lads. Well done on the win. You're in a much better development stage than us. All I was hoping for was some positives for Emery to build on. Three wins from three. Well done again!

I think you got positives there to be fair, it wasn't the usual calamitous Arsenal visit to Anfield, you gave us problems and will cause other teams plenty, we're just well better than everyone bar City. It's a process, you're on the right track.

8-10

Well done to Klopp, Rodgers and Hodgson today. 9pts.

We were also the only home win!

Charlie19

What is Gary Neville wearing?

8-10

I'm amazed at the Arsenal fans having a go at Guendouzi in their thread. I thought he was fully committed today. We just strangled them with the press. If we had Alisson it wouldn't even have been close.

.G.

marklazarcovic wrote: »

Only 5 ahead of utd after 3 games, disappointing

Its nice and all but the fact that will hurt them more is they are an irrelevance.

Turtyturd

Taken from the great site.

Agent Coulson

Fingers crossed Wilson, Ibe, Solanke can do something tomorrow.

Who am I kidding City will murder them.

Turtyturd

Matip’s a great example of the reactionary nature of fans. Some finally realising what he brings wanted to ship him out this time last year because he doesn’t carry himself like the typical centre back.

dmigsy

Schooled. What a team.