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  • Peter_Griffin
    Houllier
    • Jul 2006
    • 463

    #8476
    Originally posted by BobTheCharmer
    Haha. Not strange is it. We are ****ing ****e. Worst home run in our history. We've had injuries. Lots of them. That's why we had no chance of retaining our title. But these last few games are feeble. We can't even shoot properly. At pretty much any other top club in the world he would be sacked. But if you exclude twitter and Facebook I'm pretty sure most fans want him to succeed and prosper. That says alot about our fans. Every single one of us owes him for giving us what we desired. But if you keep losing and your players aren't responding to your commands, tactics, hugs whatever, you eventually have two choices either sack the manager or the team. What's more likely?
    The team

    It’s ****ing **** though isn’t it. Waited ages for us to be boss, and I genuinely thought it was a dynasty being built. Start of the year I thought we were easily retaining the title. Then this nightmare.

    We don’t have any leaders, whereas the last few years we had a team of them. I guess it’s easier to lead when you’re winning. I’m sure Klopp is finding out a lot about this team currently.

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    • BigChief
      Paisley
      • Sep 2007
      • 13811

      #8477
      Originally posted by Jaco_Pastorious
      I do not think the man quits easy on anything tbh. My gut feeling is he will go into next season with a point to prove, and anyone that does not want to be along with him for the ride will be moved on or phased out.
      That's the hope I'm going to cling to. Just one competition to fully focus on next season. **** the corrupt FA Cup and the other pisspot.

      Even with Mane and Salah at Afcon we should be able to manage one game a week.
      One tit for another.

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      • Bender
        Hodgsoned
        • Jul 2006
        • 37671

        #8478
        Originally posted by npinn001
        I think it's fair to say that where man city had a bad season, we were always going to do the same at some point. So that's this season.

        But then throw into the mix the horrific injuries, our bad season becomes an awful one. And that's where we are. No more complicated than an off season compounded by injury.

        If we are going miss the champions League spots, and we are, then the smart move would be to keep the squad fresh, give the champs league a whirl, though we will come up short, and then rest everyone for a while. Id rather we had no Europe next year than miserable Europa.

        Sent from my Mi 10 using Tapatalk
        lol compare their bad season to ours ... Ours is a catastrophe

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        • npinn001
          Benitez
          • Mar 2009
          • 722

          #8479
          Originally posted by Bender
          lol compare their bad season to ours ... Ours is a catastrophe
          That's what I'm saying. It's not like it's in isolation, city didn't have this level of injuries to contend with, so it makes sense we are awful.

          I hate it though obviously

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          • Kenneth
            Pond Scum
            • May 2007
            • 65633

            #8480
            Originally posted by Robbie-9-Fowler
            There is a lot of people throwing the boot right in then saying, "Not that i want him sacked". Considering nobody is saying it, there's an awful lot of talk about it. Strange really.
            It’s not that complicated. He should have managed our injury situation better, and in the real world, if these results continue for much longer then he will be out of the job. I think he’s a great manager and want him to stay for as long as possible.
            Trey Nyoni: countdown to stardom- 2 years 1year 0.5 years

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            • Exiled_red
              Paisley
              • Nov 2007
              • 55256

              #8481
              Originally posted by Bender
              I’m not calling for Klopp to be sacked .. but next season he will have to put this all back together and quick
              That's the situation as I see it too, getting rid of him would be madness and doesn't achieve anything, it's not going to make us anymore likely to qualify for the CL so is pointless aside from anything else. Next season he has to turn it around and get us challenging again and at least making the top 4.

              That said I do worry that if this **** run of form isn't turned around before the end of the season he might decide himself to leave in the summer.
              The only gracious way to accept an insult is to ignore it; if you can't ignore it, top it; if you can't top it, laugh at it; if you can't laugh at it, it's probably deserved.

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              • S-RED
                Shankly
                • Mar 2008
                • 6929

                #8482
                Originally posted by Bender
                Give me a reason aside from injuries and no fans why the team is so poor ?
                This is worth a listen, all about the phycology of the pandemic on sport people

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                • fabinho
                  Fagan
                  • Jun 2018
                  • 1557

                  #8483
                  Originally posted by S-RED
                  This is worth a listen, all about the phycology of the pandemic on sport people

                  https://play.acast.com/s/between-the...ndemicfootball
                  I think we need to cut out the conspiracy theories on Covid and caffeine. It's proper tinfoil hat stuff that we're somehow suffering the affects more than anyone else.
                  Glass half empty club

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                  • S-RED
                    Shankly
                    • Mar 2008
                    • 6929

                    #8484
                    Originally posted by fabinho
                    I think we need to cut out the conspiracy theories on Covid and caffeine. It's proper tinfoil hat stuff that we're somehow suffering the affects more than anyone else.
                    Yeah i wasn't posting it as an excuse just for Liverpool, more to highlight the impact on sport in general. That said, without doubt football has been massively impacted by COVID

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                    • Bender
                      Hodgsoned
                      • Jul 2006
                      • 37671

                      #8485
                      Originally posted by Exiled_red
                      That's the situation as I see it too, getting rid of him would be madness and doesn't achieve anything, it's not going to make us anymore likely to qualify for the CL so is pointless aside from anything else. Next season he has to turn it around and get us challenging again and at least making the top 4.

                      That said I do worry that if this **** run of form isn't turned around before the end of the season he might decide himself to leave in the summer.
                      Yes

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                      • BobTheCharmer
                        Pantomime Villain
                        • Jul 2006
                        • 19183

                        #8486
                        It definitely isn't going to happen but how good would it be to start next season on fire and blow everyone away. Literally get back in the groove and walk it. Imagine the utd fans faces after writing us off. It would take a ****ing miracle of epic parting the seas proportions though. But this season is like no other I've ever known so maybe it's written in the stars.
                        Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won

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                        • Robbie-9-Fowler
                          Shankly
                          • Jun 2008
                          • 9213

                          #8487
                          Originally posted by BobTheCharmer
                          It definitely isn't going to happen but how good would it be to start next season on fire and blow everyone away. Literally get back in the groove and walk it. Imagine the utd fans faces after writing us off. It would take a ****ing miracle of epic parting the seas proportions though. But this season is like no other I've ever known so maybe it's written in the stars.
                          It'd be lovely mate! The problem is we've put off the rebuild process and it's all come down like a house of cards during a pandemic and injury crisis.

                          I'd love nothing more than for Bobby to get his mojo back, Mane to regain his form and Robertson and Trent to hit 15+ assists each again. But I fear this team has come to the end of its time and we'll need to add fresh legs and minds to reach the levels of last season again.
                          Vive la France

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                          • Bender
                            Hodgsoned
                            • Jul 2006
                            • 37671

                            #8488
                            Again i think lack of fans has been very telling on LFC but that doesn't excuse the really poor form, but as you said....new season fans back could be key....a break for the players would have been nice but we have the euros

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                            • BobTheCharmer
                              Pantomime Villain
                              • Jul 2006
                              • 19183

                              #8489
                              Originally posted by Bender
                              Again i think lack of fans has been very telling on LFC but that doesn't excuse the really poor form, but as you said....new season fans back could be key....a break for the players would have been nice but we have the euros
                              Every team has missed their fans. But I don't think we'd have lost 6 on the bounce with them. I think the players would have been urged to go forwards with the constant ATTACK ATTACK ATTACK that would have been reverberating around the ground by now. Now we are in a slump, confidence shot, how do you get that extra energy in a glorified practice match.
                              Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won

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                              • Bender
                                Hodgsoned
                                • Jul 2006
                                • 37671

                                #8490
                                Originally posted by BobTheCharmer
                                Every team has missed their fans. But I don't think we'd have lost 6 on the bounce with them. I think the players would have been urged to go forwards with the constant ATTACK ATTACK ATTACK that would have been reverberating around the ground by now. Now we are in a slump, confidence shot, how do you get that extra energy in a glorified practice match.
                                Everyone seems lost and it’s to the manager they all look to .. But he’s seems lost as the players do .. which makes it all the more worrying.

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