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Premier League 18/19: Matchday 21
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I celebrated City's winning goal as much as an Arsenal goal. No way any team becomes invincible five minutes after Wenger leaves the house. This match highlighted the lack of pace,brains and skill in too many of our players. Stan needs to spend big or move on.
Furious
Emery Gone, Telly Back On
We showed similar level of intensity at home vs Pool. Sp**s as well.
Away from home tho, we're complete jokers.
Guess he meant that game at Goodison Park in autumn 2002, when we lost our first match in almost a year to a Rooney wonderstrike.
Dokaka
AM's resident Hammer
I'd feel more sad if Liverpool's supporters weren't so insufferable and the media wasn't stacked with ex-Liverpool players. I still hope they win it in the end over Man City. Anyone who loves football should, really.
Mo Britain
Doom Monger
Wenger paid for all Stan's and the board's sins. His crime was honesty and hubris in equal measures.
He got stale and he couldn't compete financially with several clubs rather than just the one or two.
Country: England
Player:Saliba
Amen
I half see where you’re coming from.. they’re a historically big English club, steeped in tradition, responsible for some of football’s greatest moments...
You know how I know all this? BECAUSE I’M REMINDED ON A NEAR ****ING WEEKLY BASIS! Liverpool, and everybody connected to the club are apocalyptically delusional.
You need to understand Liverpool have been underwhelming/terrible for the last decade- yet somehow, it’s like they’ve always been on the cusp of greatness, a sleeping giant, a dormant volcano..
Compare that to us. We went nine years without a trophy and were a national disgrace. Even though we’ve won a few cups as of late, our failing to make the CL makes for a bigger headline.
Like you said, the media is littered with ex-Liverpool players, Liverpool supporters, and Liverpool apologists. It’s sickening.
If Liverpool finally, win a Premier League title (THEY’VE NEVER ****ING WON ONE) it will be stuffed down our throats for years to come. There will be a Sky Sports Liverpool channel. BT Sport will begin production on: “2018/19- How Klopp became king of the Kop.”
I can’t stomach any of that. Not to mention I know far too many Liverpool fans. If we can’t win it, City all day long. Liverpool must remain in mediocrity.
I know it's dangerous to say that a team looks infallible, City looked infallible and then lost to Palace and Leicester, but Liverpool really do look pretty infallible. Yes they were beaten, but it took a big effort from Man f*cking City at home to do it, by one goal.
Which other team is capable of a similar performance? I reckon they'll lose maybe once or twice more this season but they don't look like a team that's about to collapse to me.
Which other team is capable of a similar performance? I reckon they'll lose maybe once or twice more this season but they don't look like a team that's about to collapse to me.
asukru
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Country: Canada
Player:Martinelli
Liverpool reminds me of the Toronto Maple Leafs - every year they say "this is our year" and slowly but surely they get close but somewhere along the way they realize they are "the leafs" and lose it and the process repeats itself every year - eventually one of these years will be "the year" just hoping our "year" comes before there's does 
Tourbillion
Angry & Miserable
You summed it up better than I ever could. Thank you.
HollandGooner
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Country: Netherlands
Player:Ødegaard
Liverpool starting with Henderson and Milner lost them the match in my opinion they should have started with Fabinho who came on in the second half they did get more control of the game Milner and Henderson are both good players when you pressure opponents but with the ball they are not that special tbf. you cannot pressure City its almost impossible.
I also thought Liverpool was not playing in a correct way their were playing far to deep on their own half when you are chasing a goal you need to play up further ahead probably they were scared of City's transition also.
I also thought Liverpool was not playing in a correct way their were playing far to deep on their own half when you are chasing a goal you need to play up further ahead probably they were scared of City's transition also.
With the praise the likes of Sokratis, Mustafi and Kolasinac has been getting this season you’d think our defence was amazing lol.
Dokaka
AM's resident Hammer
It's not really because of that tbh. Man City are a fake top club, they've had zero organic growth and they're basically a plaything for obscenely wealthy ****heads responsible for an insane amount of told and untold misery in the world. Same as Chelsea, albeit more extreme imo. PSG as well.
I wrote in another thread that current Liverpool is basically the best case scenario for Arsenal, ie. self-reliant but with just enough spending from the owner to make them competitive.
I totally get how insufferable Liverpool fans are and how **** it is that the media personalities are like 80% Liverpool supporters, but I'm purely talking from a business perspective. We need more Liverpools and Arsenals and less Man Citys and Chelseas.
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Player:Nketiah
Dammit
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I can't see why people want Liverpool to win the league over City. I know that City simply bought their way into the top of the english game, but when they win a league title I feel nothing or I feel like at least United, Chelsea etc didn't win it, thanks City. City also play some quality stuff, have MANY likeable players: Aguero, David Silva, B. Silva, De Bruyne, Laporte, Gündogan etc. When I look at Pool all I see is pricks all over the field, arrogant, diving cheats, bar Robertson and Allison I probably hate that bunch. Also the media would be unbearable, literally everything would be about Liverpool and how they're the greatest club ever in the universe. No thanks.
Come on City!
Come on City!
I thought that was going to be rectified by the new guy...
Tbh I really don't find anyone of them likeable. Maybe De Bruyne or Gundogan or Sané. But Aguero, the two Silvas, Otamendi, Ederson - that's like the club of classic Pep c*ntery. You just know most of them are superficially likeable but deep down they're spineless ****s. Just like Messi, Xavi, Busquets, Pique et al - and Pep himself.
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Bit harsh imo, we were a couple of Aubameyang sitters from taking 6/6 at Chelsea and United.
Furious
Emery Gone, Telly Back On
Yet we only got 1, bro.
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Yes, but it wasn't down to a poor set up or lack of intensity.
