No, mores the point as regularly happens you just don't like anything in the positive about Liverpool that ruins whatever lame argument you want to run with. (The recent throwaway jibes 'That all players want to play for Klopp' a prime example. Completely ignoring those that actually outright say it and get mentioned as such to then extrapolating it to everyone!). It's tiresome and very noticeable from you of late. But in your own thread, you let any B/S slide from anyone.
But for the record, Liverpool's record against the bottom 11 sides in the PL last year:
P 22 W 15 D 2 L 5 F 53 A 25
Not sure how they scored 53 times being as they can't break down the lesser sides, and comfortably coped with some of the worst low block/ aerial threat sides like West Brom and Stoke in doing the double over them but yer know? Don't let the facts gert in the way of a good, if wholly misguided, rant.
The splits on that were:-
Home: P 11 W 8 D 1 L 2 F 33 A 12
Away: P 11 W 7 D 1 L 3 F 20 A 13
What people, yourself included as you've already mentioned, remember the most, aside from the TV pundits ramming it down their throats, is 4 of those 7 draws/ loses coming when everything went to **** January and February through various reasons. Not least multiple key injuries hitting and everything rolling from there. Starting January 2 when we drew at Sunderland 2-2 (with a free kick that never was for the equaliser but we'll let that slide) coming less than 24 hours after we played City. Having to put virtually the same side out again at Sunderland as we had little else. That started the mid-season slump. Which then encompassed a 2-3 home reverse against Swansea (who they beat away earlier the year)/ 0-2 reverse at Hull (who they'd walloped 5 at home), and the 1-3 loss at Leicester, off the bounce of City's change of manager to add to the slump, before February was out. (Who, again, they'd walloped 4 in the reverse fixture.).
Those results and performances, whilst no question horrible, where the anomaly's to the rest of the season against those sides outside of four outliers. And they all came through a horrid time on the pitch through the two-month period that cost the season. (Which we can disect if you like as to why but that was done to death the early months of this calendar year.).
The outliers were:-
Losing 2-0 at Burnley 2 games into the season. (Beat them 2-1 the reverse fixture.). A real strange game of football as Liverpool completely dominated. Couldn't score. And 2 defensive mistakes from the only 2 chances Burnley had cost them.
Drawing 2-2 with West Ham at home December. Loris Karius. The final straw before he was hooked. No more needs adding.
Losing 1-2 at home to Palace in April. Shocking, flat, non-performance that got the result it deserved. No denying anything there.
And the 3-4 loss at Bournemouth. Again, another bizarre game of football. Liverpool 3-1 up and having enough chances to win 5 games of football. Then step forward Loris Karius again, along with other individual errors, and 75 minutes perfect away performance turned to **** the last 15 that is all anyone remembers and regularly throws up. Whilst completely negating what went before up until 75.
So no, it's not 'facts.' We no more struggle against the lesser sides than anyone else.
If you want to chat ****, and even worse stand pat when you're pulled on it because you 'CBA' to actually look in depth to what your arguing, go do it with someone who doesn't watch his team up close most every frigging week and knows the actual truth without trying to sell everyone on the laziness thrown out the media who don't like the actual telling of the season getting in the way of their narrative.
If you want to flat out legit critique this side, sound. I do more than my share in here on a regular basis. Arguably far more than any regular poster on any of their own teams. (Which you conveniently ignore when it suits.). But make sure you know what the heck your chatting and have it backed up to how it actually went down.
