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7:30pm in WA
9:00pm in SA
9:30pm everywhere else
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And live on free to air in Australia on SBS HD!
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Makes sense, Karius hasn't really been tested yet.Originally posted by redmike65 View Post* The above is posted in my opinion. Feel free to disagree.Comment
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Are you sure it's 10.30 in the southeast. Daylight savings starts Sunday at 2am.Originally posted by foresterbloke View PostComment
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Just checked sbs program. Coverage starts 9pm AEST.Originally posted by foresterbloke View PostComment
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Fixed. You can delete your posts if you likeOriginally posted by banditos View Post
Was muß, das muß.Comment
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****ing half 12 games are bull**** when you work every ****ing Saturday. I finish at 5 so the later ones I can make. Oh well, it'll be **** anyway, probably, maybe.......Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won’t expect it back. Oscar WildeComment
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Originally posted by dom9 View Post
that was the dream, one day!
I sell Volkswagen cars. I'm pretty much the polar opposite to a typical car salesman, it's why I think I do quite well at it to the surprise of my managers. Laid back, non pressure selling and actually getting on with my customers. Plus I work with some cracking eye candy to keep the pecker up. It's ace.Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won’t expect it back. Oscar WildeComment
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My mate was selling VW cars for the Claire James Group in North Wales but he's left now, used to do a lot of training in Milton Keynes so he may have met you at some point possibly ha ha!Originally posted by BobTheCharmer View Post that was the dream, one day!
I sell Volkswagen cars. I'm pretty much the polar opposite to a typical car salesman, it's why I think I do quite well at it to the surprise of my managers. Laid back, non pressure selling and actually getting on with my customers. Plus I work with some cracking eye candy to keep the pecker up. It's ace.
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.Comment
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The training at Milton Keynes is pure brainwashing and they don't even try and hide it.Originally posted by Slinky Skills View PostMy mate was selling VW cars for the Claire James Group in North Wales but he's left now, used to do a lot of training in Milton Keynes so he may have met you at some point possibly ha ha!Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won’t expect it back. Oscar WildeComment
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Swiss BobOriginally posted by BobTheCharmer View Post that was the dream, one day!
I sell Volkswagen cars. I'm pretty much the polar opposite to a typical car salesman, it's why I think I do quite well at it to the surprise of my managers. Laid back, non pressure selling and actually getting on with my customers. Plus I work with some cracking eye candy to keep the pecker up. It's ace.
"When a man insults my country I insult him, by taking his woman" Tony Yeboah
"looking through your posts since 2007 and what you have consistently written about my football team I have come to the conclusion that if you had 1 more brain cell you would be a plant .. your father was a hamster and your mother smells of elder berries, I fart in your general direction ..." Nicey
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Originally posted by Harv View PostSwiss Bob
[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxWnQBbIDgQ"]Swiss Toni - Riding a Bike - YouTube[/ame]removing all the weak links makes us stronger
too many gutless players, no beef or desire. pussies everywhere... sack them all.Comment
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Klopp: We won't lean back, we want to look different this time
Jürgen Klopp insists Liverpool should not be fooled by Swansea City's start to the season as they travel to the Liberty Stadium aiming to 'look different' to when they lost in Wales last term.
The Reds have won their past three Premier League matches and accumulated 13 points in the division so far, in contrast to the four achieved by Saturday’s opponents.
Swansea are yet to win in front of their own fans this campaign and were beaten in back-to-back meetings with Manchester City on home soil last week.
But Klopp believes the Welsh club are better than their results suggest and pledged that his team will try to perform to a level that merits returning to Merseyside with a win.
“This season we have enough time to analyse all of the opponents properly, so that means we not only saw the last game, we saw a few, nearly all,” he said at his pre-match press conference.
“They played much better than four points look like. They are a good football-playing side with a clear plan and different options in their style of play, good defending.
“If you want, it’s a typical Premier League problem – you analyse an opponent and think ‘OK, that’s quite strong’. If they are unlucky in a situation for them, lucky in a situation for the opponent, the summary is four points.
“But we cannot lean back and think that’s how it is until now so it will stay like this, especially on Saturday. We will be prepared for this game, nobody should be in doubt that we know about the quality of Swansea.
“We lost there last year in a difficult week for us, when we lost at Villarreal in the 90th minute. We came back and had to play there on the Sunday at 12 o’clock.
“That was really hard for us, we didn’t perform well and so deserved the defeat. But this time we want to deserve something else. That’s the plan.”
Liverpool’s trip to Swansea in May fell between the two legs of their Europa League semi-final against Villarreal, meaning Klopp shuffled his pack for the match.
The manager accepted the intensity of a long season played a part in his team’s 3-1 defeat on the day, though stressed that should not be an excuse – and certainly should not come into play this Saturday.
He added: “We should not compare with the game last year. It is only a fact we lost there. It was a different week. We flew back from Spain and had to make a lot of changes in the line-up.
“Around that game it worked really well with all our rotation things. One or the other game was really good when we had to do something similar.
“But in that moment it was too much for us and we were not good on that day. But I was pleased last year with the development of the single players, what they did and how they tried to be confident enough for the job we gave them – performing in a Premier League game.
“For one or the other players, especially when we played at Swansea, it was not too early but it was not the perfect moment. That was the situation.
“Now we are still in development and we have to improve in specific positions and in the tactical things as a team. But we were quite confident.
“Even after the Swansea game, we knew about our problems; it was not that we thought it was because of a bad attitude or something, we knew it was because of the intensity of the season.
“But you cannot use it as an excuse after a game like that. And now we have absolutely no excuses, even in our minds, because we have time to recover, we have time to train, we have time to prepare, we have time to analyse – and we have to use it.
“It needs to look different and that’s what we try to show every week.”What do you mean it could've been anyone? Name me one person who's got a grudge against penguins
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Boss: Reds aren't celebrating good start - we must build on it
Jürgen Klopp insists his squad won't spend any time congratulating themselves on a strong start to the new season, with the focus solely on making improvements to ensure their good run of form continues.
Liverpool have won six, drawn one and lost just one of their first eight fixtures in all competitions, a combination of results that have seen them claim an early place in the Premier League top four and move into the fourth round of the EFL Cup.
Highlights of what appeared on paper to be a particularly tricky opening run of fixtures include away wins against Chelsea and Arsenal, an Anfield victory over Leicester City and a creditable draw with Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane - but Klopp is not getting carried away.
The German says his players have proven to him that they are still hungry to iron out flaws in their collective game.
"It’s obvious that we have to improve because in each game when we analyse we find a lot of things that we could have done better," he told reporters.
"We know it’s a results game and you need to get the results but, when you got them, it's not that you can stop thinking about it. It's not that you celebrate the whole week until the next game. That's the kind of attitude we created together.
"It's much too early in the season to be satisfied with anything, it's [just] what we had to do until now.
"I don't want to push the brake or something [but] that’s the reality - our reality is the next opponent and to be ready for the next opponent. We had a few good moments in the games, that's right, but nothing else happened actually."
At this juncture last term, the Reds had collected eight points from six Premier League fixtures, finding themselves in 13th place as a result.
And, while Klopp is pleased his side have given themselves a better foundation in accruing five further points this time around, he is adamant that nothing has been achieved yet.
"If I'm here and nobody can see that we work together then something would be wrong," he added.
"That's what we have to do, we have to use the skills of the players. How you know from different moments we had together, it's quite easy for me to be happy with good things and I'm very optimistic about a lot of things.
"But in this moment, it's wrong to talk too much about the games we’ve already played. In this part of the season, you create a base for the rest of the season, and last year the base of points was not that good so we could never come close enough to the interesting places in the table.
"But this year, we have a job to do because Christmas will come, the second part of the season will come, all that stuff.
"In this moment, the weather is good in Liverpool - okay, a little bit windy today but everything seems to be alright - but a few things will change. We need to stay fit, we need to have luck with injuries and all that stuff.
"When we can work together and when we can improve things, we know we have to improve, then we know we can have a really good season. That's what we knew before the season but of course it's better to have a good start than an average or a bad start.
"Until now it's been a good start but we have to build on it."What do you mean it could've been anyone? Name me one person who's got a grudge against penguins
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