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    Originally posted by danperkins View Post
    I personally thought keeper should have done a bit better even if it was a sweet strike. He's a world class keeper.
    ...Aguero's shot was passed him before he knew it. Was like a bullet. Absolutely no chance of stopping that. If he'd got his hands to it, he'd have ended up in the back of the net with the ball...

    Sometimes you just gotta give credit where it's due. Hell of a shot.

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  • danperkins
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    I personally thought keeper should have done a bit better even if it was a sweet strike. He's a world class keeper.

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  • cannotmakeit
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    Isn’t the keepers fault when they get beat on their near side? Not saying Lovern couldn’t have done better at tracking Augero.

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  • frank the tank
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    that last minute lump up the pitch summed him up. Virgil was like "what the **** was that you stupid cunt???!"

    Gomez to come back asap please. Matip 3rd choice.

    Genuinely hope to see Lovren play against Wolves though.

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  • danperkins
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    Originally posted by Irishnev View Post
    I think it's well known on here that I am not a fan of his and have never been a fan of his, the sooner we replace him the better for me.......................but.................he is not a cunt, a ****** or anything like that. He just isn't a good enough player to be playing at the highest level of football.

    Why is he still here......that is what any of us would ask Klopp but in reality I think we can see that he is fourth choice CB at the moment. Gomez is VVDs preferred partner and when he got injured then Matip was given the chance. Matip seems to be made of biscuits and is always injured so we are left with Dejan. He has made plenty of errors in other games but the opposition haven't been able to punish us unlike last night and I'd say his high wages make it difficult to get him off the books.

    Klopp and Edwards are not idiots and they are phasing players out of the team/squad but that takes time. I think this time next year himself, Moreno, Lallana and Migs will be gone and then only Hendo will be left to scapegoat

    Clearly he doesn't intend to make the ****s ups he does but he has a tendency to build himself up for big games and then lose his composure/concentration. The comments pre match don't have an impact on the game but they do give fuel to the fans who don't rate him (and there are plenty) to use it as another stick to beat him with. I know some of the lads here are brilliant at getting behind the team and being objective when judging players but he made a number of errors last night - two led to goals and two led to big chances for them where Alisson/poor finishing left us off the hook.

    Anyway - I think I am "over" the game last night - mad that we are 4 points clear having played City twice and only lost once in 21 games.

    UP THE REDS.
    absolutely spot on.

    The thing about Lovren is that when he's in a game that it's a physical or aerial battle he's fine but when he is up against pace, trickery or guile... he's in trouble.

    I don't think he's a cunt, he's cocky but I just think he's a bang average defender who rates himself a lot more highly than anyone does & it usually ends up coming back to bite him on the arse. I would love to know how many passes he gave away, it got to farcical territory. Got some much of the ball, either passed it back to the keeper or booted it forward giving away possession and putting us on the backfoot. Constantly rushing out of position and leaving holes in behind which VVD covered so many times. Virgil lashed him out of it when he punted the ball up to nothing at the end. City pressed us high and Lovren is not as accomplished in possession & they honed in on that.

    He has had an improvement since VVD came in but Virgil would probably improve Phil Jones tobe honest... but an improvement nonetheless. Clearly I do not rate him and have got a bit of **** about it but I couldn't care less. My thoughts are that he simply is not good enough to start for LFC, I would like to think that if everyone was fit that he would be our 4th choice... that soothes things a bit. Klopp comes to defend Lovren in the press and rightly so but I have no doubts that behind the scenes it is a different story.

    The first goal was top class finishing but Lovren was ball watching and Aguero slipped in ahead of him and got that yard.. all he needs. I thought Trent was poor defensively but playing beside someone like Dejan who isn't exactly the calmest of defenders isn't a good learning curve for a kid.

    I'm ok about the result, such fine margins in a game like that. No sending off, hit post, ball cleared off line, defensive lapse. They deserved it in the end and now we will see what our team is really made of.

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  • brightred
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    Originally posted by foresterbloke View Post
    Sorry, that wasn't directed at you, just in general.

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  • captainfog
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    First goal was a word class finish, but Lovren has to do better, he's on his heels and doesn't react quickly enough, I was screaming at the TV for him to get closer and tackle aguero, time just kind of stood still for a second, Lovren did nothing and then Aguero smashed in a worldy.

    Lovren has been one of our most improved players under Klopp, but he was poor last night. His evening was summed up by that awful ball he pumped up field in the last few seconds of the game. No middle ground with him, he has a run of good games then a bit of a stinker.

    Gomez can't come back soon enough.

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  • Chris
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    Nah, was hung out to dry having to mark Aguero and Sane.

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  • baitman
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    Originally posted by Kenneth View Post
    I think Trent has more questions to answer for the second. Didn't exactly put his body on the line for the cause.
    Didnt attack the ball or close the player down, and half turned as the player took the shot.

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  • Kenneth
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    I think Trent has more questions to answer for the second. Didn't exactly put his body on the line for the cause.

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  • wiw
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    They targeted that side so any City goal was bound to involve Lovren. Can forgive him the first one but the second one he just didn't hold the line with the rest of the defence - felt like such a soft one to concede.

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  • Gray
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    Originally posted by Exiled_red View Post
    I think that the criticism of Lovren is a little harsh, I don't think he cost us the game as some are suggesting.

    Perhaps he could have done a little better on occasions but I don't think there is much you can do with either of their goals.

    I will be happier when Gomez comes back but he's a 3rd or 4th choice CB I don't think we can complain too much

    Totally agree, Augero's first touch was phenomenal. If it was Virgil marking him there wouldn't be any criticism whatsoever

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  • Exiled_red
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    I think that the criticism of Lovren is a little harsh, I don't think he cost us the game as some are suggesting.

    Perhaps he could have done a little better on occasions but I don't think there is much you can do with either of their goals.

    I will be happier when Gomez comes back but he's a 3rd or 4th choice CB I don't think we can complain too much

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  • dom9
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    Originally posted by Lecter View Post
    Ah right ok, something and nothing that for me

    No matter what he did or didnt do the defenders have to pick him up again on the next phase of play

    If we are being ultra critical of Lovren you could say he should have been tighter and shouldnt have allowed Aguero to turn but then sometimes you have to hold your hands up and say it was great play
    Yep.

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  • Lecter
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    Originally posted by dom9 View Post
    The dive in the build up / previous cross.
    Ah right ok, something and nothing that for me

    No matter what he did or didnt do the defenders have to pick him up again on the next phase of play

    If we are being ultra critical of Lovren you could say he should have been tighter and shouldnt have allowed Aguero to turn but then sometimes you have to hold your hands up and say it was great play

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