This is a completely silly debate. Players should thank the fans for support regardless of result. Especially if they stayed until 98 minute and kept believing, instead of leaving at 75 minute, like it used to be just a few weeks ago.
This is a completely silly debate. Players should thank the fans for support regardless of result. Especially if they stayed until 98 minute and kept believing, instead of leaving at 75 minute, like it used to be just a few weeks ago.
Anyone know much about this Marko Grujic that Liverpool are apparently going to sign?
He's 19, 6 foot 3 and has 5 goals and 6 assists in 22 games apparently. Anyone watched him?
Can he play in goal?
So Watford up next for Liverpool, hard game as Watford are doing well!
I expect a close game 1-0 either way but I think Liverpool will probably do it
Agreed but not in a manner which seems to suggest they just reached the CL finals or something. And especially not after dropping points at home to a mid-table side. A simple walk around to clap the fans would have been okay. This was more of a grandstanding gesture
I still maintain that if Rodgers had done it, the Kop would dissolve into chaos. But because it's Klopp, it's a brilliant move.
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Its too good to be true.
Well we won't be facing the complete anti-football that Pulis and his dark ages, draconian tactics present so that should make for a far more open game. Watford playing two up and being a very good counter attacking side should play into our hands and I can see another Chelsea/ City-esq result. Henderson made a massive difference last week attack wise and it was pleasing to see us craft such a good goal for him in a game we overall deserved to win.
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Pulis agrees with you.
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If you do it against better team and succeed, its great tactics. If a lesser team does it to you and succeeds, its anti-football.
As soon as I saw that Chelsea had more fans than Barcelona, I already dismissed the reliability of this graph. The only believable one is United at the top although I doubt they have 660 million 'active' fans
Interestingly, how do you even determine an 'active' fan of a club? What are the metrics that we should use?
There is a reason Liverpool have struggled with the so called lesser sides yet have done fantastically against the likes of City, Chelsea and Southampton.
You play to win football games and doing what West Brom did at Anfield is the best way to get some points from Anfield so why wouldn't they.