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Ha ha ha!!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."
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What a 24 hours, from the depths of despair after alien head's one-in-a-million strike, to this.
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Evening all.Comment
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If it's in, it's inOriginally posted by Roboklopp View PostBoth TBH. Am no longer the young man I was.
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nudger ?Originally posted by slaine View PostIf it's in, it's inremoving 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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Rewatching the game already. That Matip challenge on Messi when he was open through in the first half... ****s sake turned into a monster this season, let's hope he stays fit.
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I'm in bed and admitably sunk a load of rum but I'm grinning non stop. The buzz is amazing.Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won’t expect it back. Oscar WildeComment
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[ame="https://youtu.be/vAahveVE2O8"]Liverpool 4-0 Barcelona | Incredible FT scenes and You'll Never Walk Alone - YouTube[/ame]Last edited by Kenneth; 08-05-19, 12:03 AM.Trey Nyoni: countdown to stardom-2 years1year0.5 yearsComment
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Player ratings from the Guardian
Liverpool
Alisson 9/10
Fine saves from Lionel Messi, twice, Philippe Coutinho, Jordi Alba and Luis Suárez denied Barcelona the precious away goal. A commanding performance.
Trent Alexander-Arnold 9
Created the second goal through sheer force of will and the crucial fourth with incredible speed of thought. First to everything.
Joël Matip 9
Coolness personified. Dominant in the air, unruffled by the antics around him and read the danger superbly.
Virgil van Dijk 9
His organisational skills were to the fore as he marshalled the traps for Messi and dominated Suárez.
Andy Robertson 7
Relished the occasion, as in the Camp Nou. Riled Messi and continued to threaten even after suffering the injury that forced his half-time substitution.
Jordan Henderson 9
Led by example despite being hindered by a knee injury. Started like a train and made the opening goal with a surging run.
Fabinho 9
In an awkward spot after a harsh early booking and with Messi running at him but was undeterred. A midfield force.
James Milner 8
Snapped into tackles and disrupted Barcelona’s rhythm whenever possible. Distribution not always accurate but kept looking for a killer ball.
Xherdan Shaqiri 7
Handed his first start since January in place of the concussed Salah and his rustiness showed at times. Superb cross for the third, however.
Divock Origi 9
The unlikely hero once again. Gave Liverpool hope with his early goal, shattered Barcelona with his late goal and carried the fight at every opportunity.
Sadio Mané 9
Unnerved the Barcelona defence once again with his pace and intelligent movement. Sergi Roberto never knew what to do with him.
Substitutes
Georginio Wijnaldum (for Robertson 46) 9
Joe Gomez (for Origi 85) 6
Daniel Sturridge (for Shaqiri 90) 5
Barcelona
Marc-André ter Stegen 4/10
Calm with the ball at his feet but powerless to prevent Liverpool transforming the semi-final. Could have done better with the second goal.
Sergi Roberto 3
Surprisingly kept his place at right-back after a torrid time against Mané in the first leg. Struggled all over again.
Gerard Pique 4
Positional play important again but lacked the authority he showed in Barcelona and toiled against Liverpool’s crosses.
Clement Lenglet 3
Weak in the challenge for the opening goal, as was Pique, and rattled by the intensity of the home display.
Jordi Alba 3
The polar opposite of his first leg performance. His dreadful mistake led to the first goal and made poor decisions throughout.
Arturo Vidal 3
Looked tired in mind and body. Failed to impose himself on the game and frequently overrun by the home midfielders.
Sergio Busquets 6
Tried to inject much-needed composure into his team’s display and passed crisply but too often let down by those around him.
Ivan Rakitic 4
Took the game to Liverpool in the first half and at the heart of Barça’s brightest moves before fading badly after the interval.
Philippe Coutinho 3
An anonymous return to Anfield. Repeated his first-leg performance by producing a few tidy touches and then vanishing.
Lionel Messi 4
No magic this time. Had a second-half sulk as the dream of another final collapsed around him. Beaten long before the final whistle.
Luis Suárez 3
Berated by the Kop for his theatrics and not given a sniff of an opportunity by the Liverpool defence. A nightmare return.
Nélson Semedo (for Coutinho 60) 4
Arthur (for Vidal 75) 4
Malcolm (for Rakitic 80) 4Modifying post.Comment
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