Liverpool v Arsenal Post Match

[Reece]

Alright guys, that's enough of that now please!

[Shaggy]

Suarez is playing football like it's played on the streets. He's out of control, lacks discipline and a balanced temperament. It's part of what makes him good but it's IMO why he's such an inconsistent finisher. If he can't sort out his flaws, he's never going to be a complete player.

He's still our best player most of the time but

[Lee]

No Reece, no. Carry on please lads.

[Kenneth]

That attempted dinked finish near the end was infuriating. Just lash it in the corner ffs. He seems obsessed by doing stuff the most spectacular way all the time.

That was a very good chance. I don't know if he was going for the spectacular, but he certainly chose the wrong option. As he does quite often.

[Dessy]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shaggy
So depressed. Gerrard stank
strolli ng around after losing the ball. Reina is becoming a liability, he can't save ****. Suarez was about as bad as he's ever been fo r

us. Horrible reality check.

Yep, and absolutely nothing to change it. Brendans team was **** today but the owners are a disgrace.

Perhaps Brendan lack of ability to change his system should be called a disgrace? Fact is Sahin should not have started, **** 4-3-3, we ain't got the squad, Arsenal were not that good ,our **** play and lack of tactics gifted them an easy 3 points


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[JohnDoe]

He's still our best player most of the time but

Yeah, obviously.

But he can be so much more and it's really frustrating.

[Kenneth]

I hate the word 'mom'. Unless I'm searching for milf porn of course, then it's a saviour.

[cream]

Suarez is not a tika taka footballer.

[little dave hedgehog]

it's clearly gerrard that shouldn't have started if it was any of the 3 of them.

[Lee]

That attempted dinked finish near the end was infuriating. Just lash it in the corner ffs. He seems obsessed by doing stuff the most spectacular way all the time.

Incredibly annoying. Just needed to ****ing leather it.

[Baracus]

@philmcnulty
Brendan Rodgers asked would he have let Carroll go if he knew Liverpool would not sign anyone: "No." Was he confident he would: "Very."

What a ****e house of an organisation the club is now run by

[Lecter]

Suarez is playing football like it's played on the streets. He's out of control, lacks discipline and a balanced temperament. It's part of what makes him good but it's IMO why he's such an inconsistent finisher. If he can't sort out his flaws, he's never going to be a complete player.

I have said similar things last season

Interesting to see the tide turning once again

[Chris]

Perhaps Brendan lack of ability to change his system should be called a disgrace? Fact is Sahin should not have started, **** 4-3-3, we ain't got the squad, Arsenal were not that good ,our **** play and lack of tactics gifted them an easy 3 points

What formation do we play then? We've only got 2 forwards then a 17 year old and a load of erratic players out wide.

[Imy]

Incredibly annoying. Just needed to ****ing leather it.

I posted this in the Premiership games thread:

Had Suarez had that RVP chance he would have either miscontrolled or tried to dribble and beat the entire defence (normally unsuccessfully)

[Fredo]

Brendan Rodgers insisted Liverpool would improve as the season progressed after watching his side lose 2-0 at home to Arsenal on Sunday.


The Reds boss felt poor decision making was to blame for the defeat, inflicted by goalscorers Lukas Podolski and Santi Cazorla.

"It's about decision making," said Rodgers. "The goals we conceded, it's got nothing to do with style, nothing to do with systems, nothing to do with the tactical element of the game. We gave the ball away and then we didn't recover well enough to stop the shot.

"For the second goal, we had enough bodies behind the ball to defend the goal.

"And we created enough chances but were not clinical enough. There is a lot of good to come from the game but we lost and we need to improve.

"We'll get better as our season progresses. It was always going to be a difficult start.

"I have an inherent belief in this way of working, and I've had success with it. Over time here, that will be the same. These are the hard yards that you've got to put in early on and take the flak for."

Asked for his thoughts on a transfer deadline day in which Liverpool did not capture the striking reinforcement they had hoped for, Rodgers replied: "It's something that's gone now.

"We all know we needed reinforcements and the players needed help, but the window is shut, we can't do anything about it now.

"My only concentration is with the players that are here, and they've been fantastic. They've given me absolutely everything every day and I couldn't ask for any more from them.

"We've got what we've got. A lot of young players are going to get an opportunity.

"Raheem Sterling, I thought, was terrific today.

"Joe Allen and Cazorla were the two best players on the field, the two little guys, the technicians.

"We've got some other young players and that's where we're at. I'm not here to cry. I can't do anything about it. The reality is we've got the group we've got.

"I am very proud to manage this club and I want to fight to keep us improving and moving forward.

"My fight to keep the supporters proud and keep the great name of Liverpool going forward is something that I've made my life.

"What has happened has happened, we'll reflect on it as a club and hopefully come January and the next window we can transition the group that allows us to compete."

Rodgers was also asked whether he would consider a move for any free agents that were available, and names such as Michael Owen and Didier Drogba were thrown at him.

He said: "Any player I believe can improve the squad I will look at. We've got a very small group, 19 players training yesterday morning, and some very young players in and amongst that. I can't say no, I always have to look and see where we can improve the group."

Liverpool have no fixture for two weeks now as international football resumes.

"Sometimes the international breaks are a time to reflect," Rodgers added. "We've only got about four players here over the next 11 or 12 days, so it certainly doesn't help us."

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