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And for the double whammy .....

Premier League teams ranked by shots conceded per game:

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But Liverpool can't defend/ need a new 'keeper/back 4/ you can't win leagues conceding goals like that!

Must be right because even zz told me this. ;).
 
And for the double whammy .....

Premier League teams ranked by shots conceded per game:

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But Liverpool can't defend/ need a new 'keeper/back 4/ you can't win leagues conceding goals like that!

Must be right because even zz told me this. ;).

This isn't even our final form.
 
It's almost 9.30 and I'm still not awake. Let's pretend I'm not an idiot.

Mate, when you're the best team bar far in the Country, you can be whatever the heck you want to be. Life will still be absolute boss regardless! :D.
 
Another major weakness now a major strength. These Reds are joint-top throughout Europe's top 5 leagues to date this year in scoring from set pieces:

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"Liverpool are terrible at set pieces"

*posts the set pieces goals table*

"Liverpool are terrible at defending set pieces"

*posts the shots conceded per game*

"Liverpool are terrible at... erm... "
 
Liverpool are tracking FC Rostov forward Sardar Azmoun. At this stage he's being watched as they consider their options ahead of January.


Some Iranian kid. That's different.

Has genuinely lit up the Russian league from what I've heard, Rostov were Leicester before Leicester, and it's thanks to their exceptional manager and this kid
 
L'pool finally back to being the best team in the Country and topping the league just as the World is about to end.

That'd be about right. :(.
 
Brexit could be rationalised from a political viewpoint. This can't.

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They're almost identical in terms of ideological drive. Desperate white working classes left behind, voting for change at any cost, with a smattering of various Xists.
 
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They're almost identical in terms of ideological drive. Desperate white working classes left behind, voting for change at any cost, with a smattering of various Xists.

Not at all, you're just describing whatever "ideological drive" fits your argument. There are plenty of good arguments for being against the EU. You can't just reduce the entire population who voted for Brexit to one homogeneous "ideological drive."
 
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Not at all, you're just describing whatever "ideological drive" fits your argument. There are plenty of good arguments for being against the EU. You can't just reduce the entire population who voted for Brexit to one homogeneous "ideological drive."

No one is reducing them to one homogenous blob, but you can see a pretty clear shared ideology throughout the people that voted Trump and the people that voted Brexit. That doesn't mean they have exactly the same ideas, but rather that there was a recurring theme throughout both which was "things are ****, I want something better, I refuse to vote for the status quo!"
 
No one is reducing them to one homogenous blob, but you can see a pretty clear shared ideology throughout the people that voted Trump and the people that voted Brexit. That doesn't mean they have exactly the same ideas, but rather that there was a recurring theme throughout both which was "things are ****, I want something better, I refuse to vote for the status quo!"

That wouldn't be the spin I'd put on the underlying recurring theme from both mate but this is the wrong place on the forum to really get political.
 
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No one is reducing them to one homogenous blob, but you can see a pretty clear shared ideology throughout the people that voted Trump and the people that voted Brexit. That doesn't mean they have exactly the same ideas, but rather that there was a recurring theme throughout both which was "things are ****, I want something better, I refuse to vote for the status quo!"

Agree with Scouse, it's not the place to get political so I'll just say I think you're grossly simplifying and end my part of the discussion there. Perhaps it's easier for me as a Norwegian to see the negative aspects of the EU as we've never been a part of it, and voted no on 2 referendums against the wishes of the major political parties who have a raging hardon for the EU - with a 3rd referendum probably coming in the not so distant future. Definitely hoping for another no.
 
Ah, as if my Facebook isn't already full of this political **** you bastards have to bring it up in here?
 
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