a_fourteen
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Reminds me of the days of Rem-bomb.
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Tales from the RAWK side
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Enoch
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They're becoming Tottenham, but with history.
Dennis_Bergkamp_10
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Though I usually pick the worst posters out there, RAWK actually has some decent posters with football-knowhow in their ranks.
A lot of them think they'll finish 5-7th, with some even arguing that top 6 will be difficult since Stoke, Swansea and WHU are getting stronger.
A lot of them think they'll finish 5-7th, with some even arguing that top 6 will be difficult since Stoke, Swansea and WHU are getting stronger.
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Those posters must be getting murdered out there?
Dennis_Bergkamp_10
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You'd think so, but no. Most of them truly think they're an average side atm, but are willing to wait with predictions until August. I'm guessing that if they sign a couple of unknown youngsters for 20m pounds they'll be on their way to #19 again.
a_fourteen
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Liverpool have just welcomed Adam Bogdan. I kid you not
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I doubt Liverpool supporters, in general, are so different than the rest of us. RAWK is a specific place due to overzealous philosophy of their admins and moderators.
I dislike Liverpool, but I still think that the only thing that separates us or anyone else from them is their historical success. If we had won 5 European Cups, I have little doubt that many of us would have the same sense of entitlement and superiority regardless of our current position. As I said though, on RAWK that is all likely greatly amplified by the cult-like mentality that is cultivated by their moderators.
I dislike Liverpool, but I still think that the only thing that separates us or anyone else from them is their historical success. If we had won 5 European Cups, I have little doubt that many of us would have the same sense of entitlement and superiority regardless of our current position. As I said though, on RAWK that is all likely greatly amplified by the cult-like mentality that is cultivated by their moderators.
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But but but... they've now won 6 as Suarez scored the winner in Berlin last Saturday.
SiMamu
Part time Leeds fan
That mug clearly doesn't realise Bournemouth are the next Swansea and Eddie Howe their future manager. Lowest points tally ever 
Dwain@SpionKopite1892
If Milner and Ings was called Hamez Milnero and Danijal Ingovic and they did what they did in La Liga you'd be buzzin.
Haha Wow.
....Jesus....
I thought just logging onto RAWK would have that affect.
Dennis_Bergkamp_10
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****ing hell..
Gooner4evah
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a_fourteen
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looks like the fixture gods are intent on getting brendan out by christmas.
GDeep™
League is very weak
I would be a little worried that Klopp potentially comes in to steady the ship in the above case.
I don't think Klopp will be the fix-all that many Liverpool fans imagine, as their problems run a lot deeper than the manager. In particular the way the club is run - for example, the absurd transfer committee - and the fact that their squad is really mediocre.
If Klopp is given at least three seasons and allowed to run the club the way he wants then he will would be great for 'Pool. Otherwise I think he will end up the way that Rogers is likely to - who is clearly a decent manager but is shafted by the people connected to the club who still bask in Liverpool's glory years and don't seem to understand modern football.
If Klopp is given at least three seasons and allowed to run the club the way he wants then he will would be great for 'Pool. Otherwise I think he will end up the way that Rogers is likely to - who is clearly a decent manager but is shafted by the people connected to the club who still bask in Liverpool's glory years and don't seem to understand modern football.
a_fourteen
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and what exactly is Klopp's great accomplishment? Being the second best team in a two team league?
Not sure if you are serious? Back to back Bundesligas, a CL final, and a bunch of cups on a relative showstring against big spending Bayern and European opponents. In the season they reached the CL final, the only player that had cost more than 5m was Reus.
Oh, and the fact that you think the German league is a "two team league" shows you know nothing about German football. Dortmund were a mid-table team for several years before Klopp came in. The fact you consider the league to be a two-team league is testament to his achievement!
Oh, and the fact that you think the German league is a "two team league" shows you know nothing about German football. Dortmund were a mid-table team for several years before Klopp came in. The fact you consider the league to be a two-team league is testament to his achievement!
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You are both overrating Klopp and Liverpool overall squad there.
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I don't agree with this. Klopp will run Liverpool into the ground in three years and then leave them.
