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  • Mark79
    Paisley
    • Jun 2008
    • 11006

    #6121
    Originally posted by RichC
    People forget the horror shows we saw now and again from Reina, he had errors in his game, take the 2007 FA cup final he was bloody awful but it’s forgotten about as we won the match (and FA Cup)

    You believe bad coaching had a detrimental effect on his performance and yet don’t know if JA is a bad coach ? Sort of contradiction in terms as JA is the GK coach
    2006. Everybody has bad games. Nobody is claiming that any Keeper not coached by JA is flawless.

    What do you mean ‘his performance’, I was talking about coaching full stop. Yes, bad coaching is detrimental to performance. Of course it is. The same way good coaching improves. Is this even an argument?

    Can I know for certain that the poor standard of keeping over the past 7 years is down to JA’s coaching rather than the keepers just not being good enough? No, of course not. It definitely raises the question though. Clear?
    Last edited by Mark79; 10-08-18, 10:44 PM.
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    • baitman
      Dad's Cabs
      • Sep 2011
      • 27735

      #6122
      Originally posted by Saveloy
      . I just want to see you develop and grow. You've got so much potential

      Can you come and coach our goalkeepers please. X
      removing all the weak links makes us stronger

      too many gutless players, no beef or desire. pussies everywhere... sack them all.

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      • Tatterdemalion
        Paisley
        • May 2007
        • 10921

        #6123
        Apparently we don't need to coach our youngsters - they're just either born good players or they're not. Makes you wonder why hundreds of professional coaches employ thousands of other professional coaches, when really all they're doing is adding a few percent. What a bunch of mugs. Maybe they get kickbacks.

        Seems like a complete waste of money, given that it is not feasible that a person who may or may not be good at coaching has an impact on a players ability. I guess it's really all about innate ability - perhaps we should start gene profiling our signings and saving money on - you know - superfluous **** - like coaching.
        Last edited by Tatterdemalion; 10-08-18, 10:51 PM.
        Really?

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        • Mark79
          Paisley
          • Jun 2008
          • 11006

          #6124
          Originally posted by Red_Polo
          Remind me what part of my post you disagree with?!



          I clearly made a point specifically about Mignolet and Karius, why should that imply anything at all about Reina? If you want to make a point about Reina, go for it! Arguing with me about him on the basis of something I never said about him is a bit odd though
          Because your whole post was about how it’s down to the standard of the keepers. Well, Reina was also one of the keepers, so you don’t get to leave him out because he doesn’t fit your argument

          Sure, but if you're trying to make a point about goalkeepers deteriorating during their time with us, it ought to be exactly that, not the moment they step walk through the door. Karius was **** for us then improved significantly for a reasonable spell until the final happened.
          No, if a keeper goes downhill in his first season with us, then his form previous to joining is still completely relevant. If he was already **** before he arrived then he’d be void from the argument
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          • Red_Polo
            Takin' Her Easy
            • Jul 2006
            • 35520

            #6125
            Originally posted by Pepe79
            Because your whole post was about how it’s down to the standard of the keepers. Well, Reina was also one of the keepers, so you don’t get to leave him out because he doesn’t fit your argument



            No, if a keeper goes downhill in his first season with us, then his form previous to joining is still completely relevant. If he was already **** before he arrived then he’d be void from the argument
            Going over old ground here

            1) I made the point about the standard of those two specific keepers, by name

            2) He was poor at the start then improved significantly until the final happened
            Last edited by Red_Polo; 10-08-18, 10:53 PM.
            Like blood on iron

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            • Tatterdemalion
              Paisley
              • May 2007
              • 10921

              #6126
              Originally posted by baitman
              klopp backing john achterberg again.



              Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp responds to critics of 'goalkeeper maniac' John Achterberg
              Klopp believes new signing Alisson is in good hands with Achterberg

              Jurgen Klopp insists new Liverpool No 1 Alisson Becker is in safe hands with “goalkeeper maniac” John Achterberg.

              The Brazilian shot-stopper is preparing to make his debut for the Reds in Sunday's Premier League opener against West Ham at Anfield.

              Achterberg is tasked with getting the best out of the £65million signing and Klopp has reaffirmed his faith in the club's long-serving goalkeeping coach.

              The former Tranmere keeper has faced criticism from a section of supporters in recent years when the form of Simon Mignolet and Loris Karius has come under the spotlight.

              But Klopp believes Liverpool are fortunate to have Achterberg and he remains a highly valued member of his backroom staff ahead of the 2018/19 campaign.

              “First of all, John is a goalkeeper maniac. He's working constantly,” Klopp told the ECHO.

              “It's so easy. All the people in the pubs think they know and understand football 100%.

              “But if you asked them: 'What does a goalkeeper do?' They couldn't say more than 'catch balls'. They have no clue about goalkeeper techniques and all that stuff.

              “John is the first in the building and the last to leave. No matter how early I get into Melwood, I get up the stairs and he's already there - sat there with the laptop open watching goalkeepers from the other end of the world.

              “He's constantly in there developing, changing training programmes, working with the boys. For me, he's a fantastic goalkeeper coach.

              “There's not any reason for criticism. He's also a fantastic lad.”

              Klopp believes the pressure and expectation of life at Liverpool can make it a tough environment for keepers.

              However, he's confident that in Alisson they have signed someone who will flourish and prove to be the long-term answer between the posts.

              "I can understand that people are like this - if they haven't been happy with goalkeepers in the last few years that they think John is the reason for it," Klopp added.

              "For sure, that's not the case. Liverpool is a difficult goalkeeper place or hopefully it was a difficult goalkeeper place.

              "Now we have found a solution that everyone is happy with – a fantastic goalkeeper.

              "We are really happy in this moment and now we have to perform."

              So on Klopp's record, this basically means he's going to get the sack before the season ends.
              Really?

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              • Mark79
                Paisley
                • Jun 2008
                • 11006

                #6127
                Originally posted by Red_Polo
                Going over old ground here

                1) I made the point about the standard of those two specific keepers, by name

                2) He was poor at the start then improved significantly until the final happened
                I agree, you’re literally just ignoring my reasoning and just repeating yourself.
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                • Red_Polo
                  Takin' Her Easy
                  • Jul 2006
                  • 35520

                  #6128
                  Originally posted by Pepe79
                  I agree, you’re literally just ignoring my reasoning and just repeating yourself.
                  I'm really not, but ok.
                  Like blood on iron

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                  • Assassin
                    Kloppite
                    • Sep 2006
                    • 25908

                    #6129
                    The man is a God. That shameless double speed wank for the second goal. That was just legendary

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                    • McDermotX
                      Paisley
                      • Aug 2006
                      • 35360

                      #6130
                      It's the double look that sold it.

                      Hope to see it again this season. Hopefully with Warnock in the background getting wound up.

                      Last edited by McDermotX; 12-08-18, 07:50 PM.
                      "I will make the boys feel your support"
                      Jurgen Klopp June 2020

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                      • RedReet
                        Fantasy Football Champion
                        • Dec 2006
                        • 25265

                        #6131
                        Originally posted by Assassin
                        The man is a God. That shameless double speed wank for the second goal. That was just legendary
                        Hard to believe that less than a year ago he was compared to the Emperor in the Emperor's new clothes on here. Still not sure who wrote it or what they meant, but I'm sure it wasn't complimentary.

                        I'm already worried about where we go in 4 years when his contract is up.
                        If we are all only happy when we are really winning in the end, when your race finishes, what life would that be?

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                        • Assassin
                          Kloppite
                          • Sep 2006
                          • 25908

                          #6132
                          Originally posted by RedReet
                          Hard to believe that less than a year ago he was compared to the Emperor in the Emperor's new clothes on here. Still not sure who wrote it or what they meant, but I'm sure it wasn't complimentary.

                          I'm already worried about where we go in 4 years when his contract is up.
                          Enjoy the moment fella. He loves the club. The club, owners, staff, players and the fans love him. He receives all the backing he wants from the owners. Its hard to move way from all that. Plus, we have seen, players are givien new contracts every couple of years, I see the same happening with him

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                          • RedReet
                            Fantasy Football Champion
                            • Dec 2006
                            • 25265

                            #6133
                            Originally posted by Assassin
                            Enjoy the moment fella. He loves the club. The club, owners, staff, players and the fans love him. He receives all the backing he wants from the owners. Its hard to move way from all that. Plus, we have seen, players are givien new contracts every couple of years, I see the same happening with him
                            Not the time and place for such a discussion, but if he wins the league and/or CL, I don't see him extending his contract. He loved his time at Mainz and Dortmund, but needed a change after 7 years. I could only see him staying longer if he continued this unfortunate runners-up streak and wanted to rectify that.

                            That won't happen though, so like you say, just need to enjoy the here and now. I genuinely have accepted we'll win the league this year, so anything less will be a major disappointment.
                            If we are all only happy when we are really winning in the end, when your race finishes, what life would that be?

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                            • Assassin
                              Kloppite
                              • Sep 2006
                              • 25908

                              #6134
                              Originally posted by RedReet
                              Not the time and place for such a discussion, but if he wins the league and/or CL, I don't see him extending his contract. He loved his time at Mainz and Dortmund, but needed a change after 7 years. I could only see him staying longer if he continued this unfortunate runners-up streak and wanted to rectify that.

                              That won't happen though, so like you say, just need to enjoy the here and now. I genuinely have accepted we'll win the league this year, so anything less will be a major disappointment.

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                              • fidget
                                Paisley
                                • Nov 2010
                                • 11705

                                #6135
                                Originally posted by poorscousertommy
                                Some absolute tool on Talk Sport call in saying what has Klopp done for us! How many of our players would get in Man City or Utd teams!

                                Has to be a blue nose pretending to be a red.
                                I heard that - he was definitely a bitter
                                Probably drives a cab for delta
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