Nice to see the mancs coming out from under their rock.
Been rather quiet the past week. Where've you been?
under that rockNice to see the mancs coming out from under their rock.
Been rather quiet the past week. Where've you been?
Nice to see the mancs coming out from under their rock.
Been rather quiet the past week. Where've you been?
OptaJoeVerified account@OptaJoeNot too shabby consistency for such a 'small' club huh ..... ?6 - Most top 6 finishes in English top-flight history: Liverpool 59 Arsenal 56 Man Utd 53 Aston Villa 45 Everton 45 Chelsea 31 Tottenham 31
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3:44 AM - 21 Mar 2016
Someone can say that you used to be good too.No one's denying you used to be good, dw![]()
OwnedSomeone can say that you used to be good too.
Someone can say that you used to be good too.
You could, but seeing as we won the league less than a year ago and put a pretty decent fight in the CL, it wouldn't make a lot of sense.
The post is nonsensical anyway, because no one is calling them a small club when you consider their history, you'd have to be braindead to do that. People think they're not a top club right now because they're not: look at their league finishes and silverwear in the 5/6 years. Pointing to the past in order to disprove this is like trying to argue that your Mrs is still hot because she was a looker back when she was 20, it just doesn't make sense. The fact that Villa, easily the worst club in the top flight right now and consistently one of the worst for years now, are 4th should illustrate that point well enough. So what is the point of the post? The only way it could be more stereotypical if it was an Arsenal fan showing me their balance book and their consistent top 4 finishes whilst they cry over a picture of Henry.
But as it's the Liverpool thread, it seemed a little mean to say that so I thought a bit of friendly bantz would be better instead.
Klopp got it wrong yesterday.
I'm the only one brave enough to say it.
Still love him though!
Dortmund selling arrangements are out.
Breath.
Couple of interesting German bits and pieces the weekend.
Our main European scout (Didi's brother. Nice connection) was at Cologne's game again. (0-1 home loss to Bayern.). That's quite a few times he's watched them. Reportedly for the obvious Horn and the LB Jonas Hector. Don't know much about Hector, but Horn would be a major upgrade on Mingolet and the apparent £7 million release clause would be a steal. Interesting that we keep watching Koln's games.
Talking of steals ..... The Gotze talk intensified again. Fjortoft is claiming it's all but guaranteed for what's that's worth. But £31 million? Seem's ridiculously cheap to me for a top class player of his ilk and age. Even accepting he'll be in the last year of his contract from this summer, they have to be wanting more than that surely?
Would take Horn in a hearbeat. Not to sure about Gotze, is it worth spending all that money on a position were well stocked in. Hmmm...
Wouldn't say he is Worldclass just yet, Has the potential defo. He seems to have lost his way a bit at Bayern plus he is injury prone I think. I just feel Gotze would be a bit of a luxury buy, We have more pressing problems in our squad that need addressing first.You can never have too many top class players mate. And we have WAY too few. Aside from him flourishing under Klopp in a multitude of positions at Dortmund and knowing exactly what's expected.
Just seem's a low fee that's being banded around. £31 million for a World class, proven winner at 23 would be daylight robbery.