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Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool: Off You Pop, Klopp
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Another one in the "if Wenger had said that" file...
worthy successor to Rodgers
Tir Na Nog
Changes Opinion Every 5 Minutes
Country: Ireland
worthy successor to Rodgers
I've had enough, if that lot win the league I'm never watching football again.
Mane is a doubt for the weekend, Salah & VVD injured as well, now this. Bad international break for Pool.
Country: Iceland
Klopp's luck?
Trent Alexander Arnold :rofl:
This is awkward now lol.
Sniper Mik
Not a Closet Sp**s Fan
Country: Wales
Seeing people unable to believe his chat is that bad. For me it’s the opposite. Guy’s probably never been turned down in his life. Playing for Liverpool and earning 45k a week is probably all most women need to hear.
WTH is this
Country: Iceland
Yeah when I met him all I had to hear Liverpool and 45k a week and I couldn't stop following around asking him to be father of my children.
Notorious Big
Drunka In Friend Zone
Klopp will win the league when Pep leaves City.
Country: Iceland
Nah Emery will win it before Klopp.
Tir Na Nog
Changes Opinion Every 5 Minutes
Country: Ireland
BOOOOOOOOOM!!!
Notorious Big
Drunka In Friend Zone
Only Red Star was kinda shock tbh.They played that game like crap.
ptrcopp
Well-Known Member
I think it was in the Mustafi thread where I commented about van Dijk, but I think yesterday showed why doesn’t deserve the label as the most-expensive CB.
It was at fault in some way for both goals. Both were defensive shambles that even we would lament. But for the first goal VVD is very deep and not helping his other defenders pressure the ball that’s pinging around in the box. And on the second should have cut out the pass across from Mbappe.
There were other instances too. And he always seems to be slightly out of position. Most of the time his pace is enough to recover, but you cannot rely on it all the time, and not against the better sides.
It was at fault in some way for both goals. Both were defensive shambles that even we would lament. But for the first goal VVD is very deep and not helping his other defenders pressure the ball that’s pinging around in the box. And on the second should have cut out the pass across from Mbappe.
There were other instances too. And he always seems to be slightly out of position. Most of the time his pace is enough to recover, but you cannot rely on it all the time, and not against the better sides.
carlito'sway
Established Member
As entertaining as the premier league is, I have always said that from an organizational / tactical standpoint, teams in the other top leagues in Europe are much better prepared.
The last few games, in particular OL-City and this PSG-Pool have not done much to change that opinion. Yesterday, Liverpool was outmaneuvered and outcoached and Klopp did not seem to have any solution or response.
The last few games, in particular OL-City and this PSG-Pool have not done much to change that opinion. Yesterday, Liverpool was outmaneuvered and outcoached and Klopp did not seem to have any solution or response.
Man, Wenger would’ve been crucified if he’d said that
