Klopp on LFC vs MUFC (March 9th 2016) - "This is why I love football. This is why we watched it when we were young. I can still not have enough of it."
Always, keep your face to the sun, and shadows will fall behind you.
Sterling is superb, but his finishing is less so. If he had that in his game, he would have been a proper world class player, one of the best if not the best in his position.
Has it been mentioned that Steve Mcmanaman is some sort of downstairs mixup??. He gives us no benefit of doubt whatsoever but was incredibly biased for Man City. Disgustingly so. They’re our rivals f*ck sakes you tw*t.
Has it been mentioned that Steve Mcmanaman is some sort of downstairs mixup??. He gives us no benefit of doubt whatsoever but was incredibly biased for Man City. Disgustingly so. They’re our rivals f*ck sakes you tw*t.
TBH....I dont expect him to be pro-Liverpool, just expect a bit of balance in his co-commentating.
Similar issue to the Carra fella on Sky, only with even less of an opinion worth listening to.
The fact that they were the only English side, of course, just tends to exacerbate the situation, but BT have been in complete overdrive since the mini knockout started. Absolutely minimal credit to the opposition, Joe Hart seemed to be the only one trying to get that across last night at one point....the likes of Lineker trying to sway conversation to match the same narrative as the commentators....spending almost 15mins on the Man City-Bayern Semi-Final preview the other night etc.
An extremely annoying facet of their coverage, which just made the exit all the more funny.
"I will make the boys feel your support"
Jurgen Klopp June 2020
It's been really pro-Premier League, shamelessly so. Even so I was a little surprised by Macca right at the end saying something about it being really disappointing etc. then right at the end added 'for City' but he sounded devastated. He comes across so well in the El Macca book, but in the media, not so much.
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