Manchester City

[ChesterDave]

I can't sleep. I had nothing better to do than space out that incontinent stream of ****tery. FML

7 people have lauded that post as brilliant, fantastic, outstanding, post of the year etc. Doesn't speak highly of the rest of the content

[jw54]

Tinfoil hats everywhere

From an Everton blog I follow on Tumblr, thought you might be interested.

How do they do it?

No club’s players run as far, as fast, for as long and as often as Liverpool’s players do yet rather surprisingly, the common muscle injuries brought about by fatigue and excessive use that other clubs protect their players from is never an issue for them.

It’s time to start asking questions when one set of players seem to be vastly superior in terms of physical fitness and endurance to everyone else’s. Is anything being done to actively investigate this?

The BBC reporter Dan Roan has poked around the British cycling team because of their dominance. He’s also cast an eye over the infamous Oregon Project - where Mo Farah trained with the controversial Coach Salazar - because of their dominance. So without doubt it’s time to start poking around football and Liverpool FC in particular, where the vast sums of money far in excess of those around cycling and athletics create a clear incentive to circumvent the regulations.

That’s assuming the regulations are actually being enforced in the first place.

We know they have a substantial sports science team working behind the scenes, but what isn’t clear are the methods they are using and how they seem to be so superior to everyone else. Not just a bit better, but vastly superior. And whether they actually break the rules, indeed whether there is sufficient checking to make sure that the rules aren’t being broken.

While virtually every other Premier League club has rested players and rotated their squad during the hectic Chrtismas period of fixtures, LFC will take the field against Wolves on December 29 with just one change from their last outing against Leicester. This, after what should have been a gruelling trip to Dubai on top of the fixtures that everyone else has had to endure.

And despite that, they’ll outrun Wolves for the entire 90 minutes today with no visible signs whatsoever of fatigue.

It’s time to start asking questions.

Were the rags ever like this?

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[Mr Darko]

Hilarious content as always from BM.

Looking forward to seeing how they'll blame us when Real Madrid knock them out of the Champions League. "A conspiracy by UEFA and Liverpool blah blah".

When United knock them out of the league cup it'll be our fault.

Their only realistic chance at a trophy is the FA cup.

[Fivex]

cheers Dave

So positions 1-4 points, game week 20, in braces is points difference between 1>2 and 1>4.

19-20: 55, 42, 41, 35 (13 & 20) +game in hand

18-19: 54, 47, 45, 43 (7 & 11)
17-18: 58, 43, 42, 38 (15 & 20)
16-17: 49, 44, 42, 42 (5 & 7)
15-16: 42, 40, 39, 36 (2 & 6)
14-15: 46, 46, 37, 36 (0 & 10)

Seasons need going back further, maybe 1-6 would be better. Also someone should whip out some standard deviation or whatever they want to use to make it worthwhile me painstakingly collecting the data on mobile

[Fivex]

Tinfoil hats everywhere

From an Everton blog I follow on Tumblr, thought you might be interested.

How do they do it?

No club’s players run as far, as fast, for as long and as often as Liverpool’s players do yet rather surprisingly, the common muscle injuries brought about by fatigue and excessive use that other clubs protect their players from is never an issue for them.

It’s time to start asking questions when one set of players seem to be vastly superior in terms of physical fitness and endurance to everyone else’s. Is anything being done to actively investigate this?

The BBC reporter Dan Roan has poked around the British cycling team because of their dominance. He’s also cast an eye over the infamous Oregon Project - where Mo Farah trained with the controversial Coach Salazar - because of their dominance. So without doubt it’s time to start poking around football and Liverpool FC in particular, where the vast sums of money far in excess of those around cycling and athletics create a clear incentive to circumvent the regulations.

That’s assuming the regulations are actually being enforced in the first place.

We know they have a substantial sports science team working behind the scenes, but what isn’t clear are the methods they are using and how they seem to be so superior to everyone else. Not just a bit better, but vastly superior. And whether they actually break the rules, indeed whether there is sufficient checking to make sure that the rules aren’t being broken.

While virtually every other Premier League club has rested players and rotated their squad during the hectic Chrtismas period of fixtures, LFC will take the field against Wolves on December 29 with just one change from their last outing against Leicester. This, after what should have been a gruelling trip to Dubai on top of the fixtures that everyone else has had to endure.

And despite that, they’ll outrun Wolves for the entire 90 minutes today with no visible signs whatsoever of fatigue.

It’s time to start asking questions.

Were the rags ever like this?

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That’s amazing.

My favourite part:

“...but what isn’t clear are the methods they are using and how they seem to be so superior to everyone else. Not just a bit better, but vastly superior”

[Harv]

I can't sleep. I had nothing better to do than space out that incontinent stream of ****tery. FML

I managed to read most of it thanks to your hard work.

That person is deluded beyond comprehension. Absolutely bonkers. Throwing the towel in because he thinks it's all corrupt....coming from a City fan that basically flash their arse to any powers that be for even the mention of FFP.

Reeks of the kind of petulant, toys out the pram stuff you see from a single child 10yr old kid when he/she has to share or loses at a game .

[Harv]

Tinfoil hats everywhere

From an Everton blog I follow on Tumblr, thought you might be interested.

How do they do it?

No club’s players run as far, as fast, for as long and as often as Liverpool’s players do yet rather surprisingly, the common muscle injuries brought about by fatigue and excessive use that other clubs protect their players from is never an issue for them.

It’s time to start asking questions when one set of players seem to be vastly superior in terms of physical fitness and endurance to everyone else’s. Is anything being done to actively investigate this?

The BBC reporter Dan Roan has poked around the British cycling team because of their dominance. He’s also cast an eye over the infamous Oregon Project - where Mo Farah trained with the controversial Coach Salazar - because of their dominance. So without doubt it’s time to start poking around football and Liverpool FC in particular, where the vast sums of money far in excess of those around cycling and athletics create a clear incentive to circumvent the regulations.

That’s assuming the regulations are actually being enforced in the first place.

We know they have a substantial sports science team working behind the scenes, but what isn’t clear are the methods they are using and how they seem to be so superior to everyone else. Not just a bit better, but vastly superior. And whether they actually break the rules, indeed whether there is sufficient checking to make sure that the rules aren’t being broken.

While virtually every other Premier League club has rested players and rotated their squad during the hectic Chrtismas period of fixtures, LFC will take the field against Wolves on December 29 with just one change from their last outing against Leicester. This, after what should have been a gruelling trip to Dubai on top of the fixtures that everyone else has had to endure.

And despite that, they’ll outrun Wolves for the entire 90 minutes today with no visible signs whatsoever of fatigue.

It’s time to start asking questions.

Were the rags ever like this?

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We were leggy as **** against Wolves and we got no injuries?? Half our midfield is injured and we're down to having 2 fit CB's

I think my head would explode if i signed up to these forums.

[topscorer]

I think we rotate a lot, Klopp has got really smart on that side of things because he has built a squad that he can rotate without affecting performance.

And that's not just because of the quality of players on the bench but also the ability so many of our players have to pay comfortably in many different positions.

I remember in the first season we were ****ed by the end with injuries and exhaustion.

[Exiled_red]

The best thing about that Bluemoon post that the guy seems to have missed is that if all this corruption and cheating has been going on for years and the title being won by the team that the media wanted (he mentioned the year Leicester won the league). In that time City have won the league more than anyone, so if it were true they have benefitted for this the most.

[ric.williams]

the PEDs angle is interesting considering Pep has failed a drugs test, twice, for you guessed it PEDs

[BillobShaisley]

Bilemoon is glorious at the moment as is Redcafe and GOT.

The consistent conspiracy on all three is that our team are on PEDs and how we will go down as the team that cheated it's way to the title using PEDs and having the authority's using VAR to ensure we win the league. In the grand scheme of things our potential title win will be forgotten.

The media also know we are using PEDs and are covering it up.

What are PEDs?

[Roboklopp]

Performance enhancing drugs

[rudedog]

Performance enhancing drugs

[baitman]

What are PEDs?

Performance enhancing drugs.

[Irishnev]

What are PEDs?

Just in case nobody else answered - Performance Enhancing Drugs