Premier League 2019/20 Gameweek 12

[Notorious Big]

It will be really interesting to know, how good this team/these players will be if Klopp leaves one day.

He mad so many careers in Dortmund, many of these players have never found a similar form again.

It often feels like these players are overperforming under Klopp all the time, making nearly no individual errors.

Think that half of those players won't look that good.

 

[Brolin]

Big games are won by fine margins. Imagine City getting the penalty and scoring first, it would have changed the complexion of the game.

He has every right to be annoyed. And that second hand ball... what's handball anymore??

The second hand ball was never a pen in a million years. Sterling was 2 yards out blasting it at Trent. His arms wasn’t in an unnatural position either.

 

[Juan Matas Beard]

Liverpool's to lose this season. Much more comfortable marathon than last season.

 

[A_G]

Think if we had a proper board at the time we could have gotten him in the summer of 2014...think he was starting to look at England around this time for his next career move, and we were probably the most attractive team to him...don't think he would've wanted a super rich team, as he seem to like an underdog side to punch up against the teams with huge budgets...he had already done it all with Dortmund at that stage too, so maybe.

Yeah, the fact that he even met with Ed Woodward after Moyes was sacked shows that he could have been tempted away by the right opportunity.

 

[Mohamed7]

Yeah, the fact that he even met with Ed Woodward after Moyes was sacked shows that he could have been tempted away by the right opportunity.

Even Pep was available but instead we gave AW 2 years extension. Horrible decision. At that time, City, Liverpool, and Chelsea were all in transition and we should have too. But by the time they got established, we changed managers.

 

[Juan Matas Beard]

Even Pep was available but instead we gave AW 2 years extension. Horrible decision. At that time, City, Liverpool, and Chelsea were all in transition and we should have too. But by the time they got established, we changed managers.

Don't think you or any other club had a chance with Pep.

Pep to City was inevitable with Ferran Soriano as CEO and given the finances of the club.

In January 2013, Barcelona president Sandro Rosell claimed that "Manchester City have attempted to entice a number of staff from the Camp Nou", but added "there were no fish left".[7] Rosell alleged that the Manchester club tried, in an "offensive" approach, to sign players "from all levels of Barcelona's structure," and also other employees of the Catalan side.[7] These allegations were not pursued.

They were after all of Barcelona ffs. What a plastic club with no identity.

 

[Riou]

Don't think you or any other club had a chance with Pep.

Pep to City was inevitable with Ferran Soriano as CEO and given the finances of the club.

Pep wouldn’t dare risk his ego by taking over anyone but the richest team in the league, he already struggles to win a Champions League with billions ffs....he couldn’t come to Arsenal and struggle, otherwise people might not think he is footballs answer to Jesus!

 

[GDeep™]

I had money on the game, so I had biased POV yesterday. Watched the highlights again today, clearly a big robbery.