Luton at Home PL Match 26

[Buzzo]

Great win.

Squad is stretched and responding. Says a lot Labour group harmony that we can go this deep and still deliver.

[Mark79]

Gotta take the chances though.

Indeed, but that’s down to us rather than anything Luton were doing to deny us.

[peterbread]

Who’s they?

Just fired up after the win. Im not suggesting anyones deliberately trying to stop us just that no matter what the team comes up against they battle through. Thought it was pretty simple to understand to be honest.

[BigChief]

Yes!!!! Jumping around my living room floor like a young un. The PL is ours baby!!

[Fuzzy]

Just fired up after the win. Im not suggesting anyones deliberately trying to stop us just that no matter what the team comes up against they battle through. Thought it was pretty simple to understand to be honest.

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[Doc_Piptorious]

Great win.

Squad is stretched and responding. Says a lot Labour group harmony that we can go this deep and still deliver.

Not sure you need to bring politics into it

[Exiled_red]

It's easy to look at that as just a win at home to Luton, despite their position in the table they don't lose by more than one goal very often, so to beat them by 3 with so many players out, is a big result. 4 of our regular back 5 missing, 2 of our regular midfield 3 missing and 2 of our best front 3 missing. Plus some of our squad players. Only really VVD, MacAllister and Diaz would be in our first choice side, which is crazy.

[Tatterdemalion]

But we got some great kids coming through, it's so good to see. I loved Rafa, but it just wasn't a thing with him. I think it's the biggest improvement we've made as a club over the last 10-15 years (onfield) is the quality that comes through from the youth teams, the confidence the first team manager can have in them given they are taught to play the way we play. Add on some sensible recruitment and some top Klopp team management and happy days. We need an inspiring replacement, so Pep won't do. 12 months out might do it. Come one Kloppo, you're actually a young man - take a year out and delegate more - I wouldn't be averse to the assistant manager taking charge of all cup games except Champions league. It's a squad game afterall. And you know you're going to miss it.. just like Shanks did, and Kenny did..

[peterbread]

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[banditos]

Christ. Didn't realise City are our next PL home game. **** is getting real.

We've got Forest away next in the league, 2 March. Then City the weekend after.

[Norbs]

A tasty reward

[Norbs]

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[peterbread]

Liverpool have recovered 22 points from losing positions in the Premier League this season, more than any other side, and their joint-most in a single campaign in the competition (also 22 in 2008-09). Mentality.

And also the first team in any of the top 5 leagues to score 100 goals in all competitions this season.

[Charly]

Yeah, we will lose that inspirational edge when Klopp goes, but Bob Paisly, Fagan, Kenny and Rafa were not exactly known for their wall to wall charisma. It gives us an edge, no doubt, but we can still win games with tactical nous.

[peterbread]

Aged 20, Harvey Elliott tonight was the youngest player on record (from 2008-09) to score, have 5+ shots (5), create 5+ chances (7), have 10+ touches in the opposition's box (17) and make 25+ passes ending in the final 1/3 (27) in a Premier League game. Everywhere.