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Funny old game. Beat the best one week. Lose the worst the next.

Not sure how Bobby's header stayed out like the end but overall that was pretty, what's the word ..... *****!

18 unbeaten. 55 scored. Then blanked by Swansea. That's football.

Onto West Brom and the Cup.
 
Never looked like winning. Been saying for years, Liverpool struggle with this type of match. And do dies Klopp. Needed someone to unpick that midfield, or at the very least, stop trying to hammer through middle of a very narrow 5-4-1. Clueless at times.
 
Last two games could be engraved in stone and serve as a description of Klopp era for future generations.
 
There's a fella' here. (Work.). Bit of a gobshite. Say's he's a blue but I don't think he's really into footy that much. Never goes the game. You more humour him than anything else.

Anyway. Not said a peep on L'pool for the last few months. 18 games of nothing. Then as soon as we have a collective off game, bang, you can't shut the blert up today narking away.

Like social media in reality. Miserable **** people who just sit there waiting to come back out the woodwork the second anything goes awry.
 
Anthony said:
What chance would you give Liverpool of winning the Premier league under Klopp? (Not this season of course... Any season).
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So long as the Sean Dyche's & co. exist, probably never. Would give him a good shot if it was a super league though, if Pep was out of the picture.
 
Anthony said:
What chance would you give Liverpool of winning the Premier league under Klopp? (Not this season of course... Any season).
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A relatively slim one. Too many sides in the prem who can shut down the space they need. This has been a flaw in his play for some time. With Keita they might be better equipped again. But they need to do more with width too.
 
At this rate I'd give him better chance to win European Cup than to win the Premier League again.
 
Mike. said:
A relatively slim one. Too many sides in the prem who can shut down the space they need. This has been a flaw in his play for some time. With Keita they might be better equipped again. But they need to do more with width too.
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Yeah, just chatted to a lifelong Liverpool fan who has been traveling from Ireland to Liverpool matches since the 70's and he said "we won't win a premier league under Klopp".

From Sky Sports:
Breaking teams down is a long-standing issue for Klopp's side and Monday night was not the first time it has been apparent this season. Of the seven Premier League games in which their opponents have made fewer than 300 passes, Liverpool have only won twice. Before the Swansea defeat, there were draws against Burnley, Newcastle, Everton and West Brom.

Can he change?
 
Anthony said:
Yeah, just chatted to a lifelong Liverpool fan who has been traveling from Ireland to Liverpool matches since the 70's and he said "we won't win a premier league under Klopp".

From Sky Sports:
Breaking teams down is a long-standing issue for Klopp's side and Monday night was not the first time it has been apparent this season. Of the seven Premier League games in which their opponents have made fewer than 300 passes, Liverpool have only won twice. Before the Swansea defeat, there were draws against Burnley, Newcastle, Everton and West Brom.

Can he change?
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Dunno' Anthony. We've played two games less than Utd the other 14 teams (not top 6) the league the last 2 years which if we win we'll have a grand total of 5 points less those games.

Does that mean you lads have to change too and have very slim chances of winning the league?
 
Anthony said:
Yes. We do need to change if we want to start winning titles again.
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And Jose knows it, hence chasing game breakers like Sanchez and looking to beef up the midfield. We're not afraid to say that Pep has changed the playing field again and we need to go even further to challenge for a title
 
Mike. said:
And Jose knows it, hence chasing game breakers like Sanchez and looking to beef up the midfield. We're not afraid to say that Pep has changed the playing field again and we need to go even further to challenge for a title
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Exactly.
Thankfully I don't see Manchester United fans fanatically worshiping a football manager like squealing preteen girls following the latest boy band.
 
So everyone's changing, adding and improving to try close the gap on City.

Nice when everyone's happy and all the same.
 
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