Liverpool FC Team Talk/Gossip/Rumours 15/16

klose

Mada999 hit the beer hard by the look of his multiple posts across threads on here last night

monkey9

LOL! Just LOL at everything!!

Fowler87

That win was massive for the boss. His type of game last night and we ****ing won it :cool: The Klopp era at the reds has begun

willowthewisp

That was wonderful, it feels great today doesn't it!

Kerrigooney

JFT96.

willowthewisp

Fowler87 wrote: »

That win was massive for the boss. His type of game last night and we ****ing won it :cool: The Klopp era at the reds has begun

Exactly;
He said: "It was an outstanding atmosphere. We need experience like this to grow together. Now we have something like a milestone and that is really good."

This is what he came to Liverpool for, in a way I think he found it hard to believe it actually happened like it did last night.
This can be something he can hang his hat on, he now has history with Liverpool, its not all just reputation from previous clubs, he is here ith us and it's happening.
Lets hope it continues to happen and get better.

PaddyWilliams

I loved that even though we were 2-0 down after 9 minutes the heads never dropped. Apart from a few hiccups, we were the better team last night and controlled the game well. Some better finishing in the 1st half and we would have gone in at 2-2. The heart and passion the boys showed to come back though, was unbelievable.

It's games like this that make me love this club so much. How the players can have us going from totally hating them to worshipping the ground they walk on within the space of 10 minutes. How our nerves get shredded on a regular basis. The seesaw of emotions. How the club can dominate your thoughts so much. How at the end of the day, win, lose or draw you cannot help but have an unconditional love for this beautiful club. I honestly do not think I could ever have felt this way about any other club and I'm so happy that the first match I remember and the reason I fell in love with the club, was the '86 Cup Final.

God bless you Liverpool

klose

Murmurings can could be out for the season, reminds me of the red card hendo got v city in 13/14 if true.

TitianGerm

I think the real question after last night is 'Is Lovern Jesus?'

https://mobile.twitter.com/Tatemanz818/status/720722012902146049

corwill

klose wrote: »

Murmurings can could be out for the season, reminds me of the red card hendo got v city in 13/14 if true.

Start Allen, Lucas coming back, Stewart as backup.

But yeah, the way he's come along the last half dozen games, Can will be a loss. Worse again, it'll keep Milner in the centre, when now there's surely a consensus that he belongs out wide.

Knex*

The Guardian match live updates can be entertaining to read sometimes

http://www.theguardian.com/football/live/2016/apr/14/liverpool-v-borussia-dortmund-europa-league-quarter-final-live

Football is a simple game. 22 men chase the ball for 90 minutes and at the end, Sakho and Lovren score the winners.

GOAL! Liverpool 3-3 Dortmund (Sakho 78) (Agg: 4-4)

Sakho > Hummels. The inspirational French defender comes up from the back for the corner and nods a bouncing ball into the net at the near post! Hummels, since you ask, was hugging Lovren at the time.

73 min: Liverpool are now throwing the kitchen sink at it, and the kitchen sink is a Croatian called Lovren. He wins a corner and then awaits a good delivery. But he is let down, as Kagawa makes an easy clearance at the near post.

63 min: A fine first contribution from Allen, who skips between two opponents to set a Liverpool attack in motion. But Can’s subsequent cross is headed away by Hummels. Liverpool have 27 minutes to score three goals (and avoid conceding any more). If they could do it against Norwich at Carrow Road a few months ago, then surely then ca ... OK, maybe not.

An alternative, and somewhat refreshing, way to review the events, I think.

citytillidie

Knex. wrote: »

The Guardian match live updates can be entertaining to read sometimes

http://www.theguardian.com/football/live/2016/apr/14/liverpool-v-borussia-dortmund-europa-league-quarter-final-live









An alternative, and somewhat refreshing, way to review the events, I think.

I am sure there are some good reads of threads from other team forums if you look lol

monkey9

https://twitter.com/paddypower/status/720890428191412226

Ardent

One thing about last night's game -

The players never ever gave up and absolutely worked their bollocks off. I have rarely seen the likes of it, it was incredible. Klopp must have a special relationship with these players - they are willing to literally run themselves into the ground for him.

Turtyturd

The threads are almost as good as the match. Just when you think everyone has covered the lad's stupidity someone else pops up with a piece of gold. Special mention to mada, doing the work of 3 men.

Brilliant.

murpho999

Ardent wrote: »

One thing about last night's game -

The players never ever gave up and absolutely worked their bollocks off. I have rarely seen the likes of it, it was incredible. Klopp must have a special relationship with these players - they are willing to literally run themselves into the ground for him.

You also don't think that the players care about the club and fans and their own personal reputations as players as well?

54and56

Ardent wrote: »

One thing about last night's game -

The players never ever gave up and absolutely worked their bollocks off. I have rarely seen the likes of it, it was incredible. Klopp must have a special relationship with these players - they are willing to literally run themselves into the ground for him.

100% and the fact they made that extraordinary effort right to the very end and it paid off will be indelibly etched into their DNA going forward. When they are facing an uphill task not only will they have the confidence and belief to knuckle down and go after it but the opposition will be very aware that their 2 or 3 goal lead does not mean game over and Klopps lads are coming to get them. Those sort of mental attitudes turn into major advantages. It's the sort of thing SAF instilled into Utd in their (long past) hey day. How many times did they snatch a win in the 90th minute?

Something really special is happening at Liverpool and I for one am very excited about how next season is going to shape up. What players wouldn't want to come to Liverpool to play at Anfield for a manager like Klopp?

Turtyturd

Also have to say I am f*cking delighted for Lovern. Last night was full circle for him after the penalty miss last year. I and many others would have been happy to never see him wear the shirt again after the West Ham debacle but he has shown great testicular fortitude since that. It has been a bumpy road and I would expect a few more along the way but he looks like he belongs in the team now.

Deise Vu

Cracking game for us neutrals last night. It was a throwback to the good old days of the EUFA Cup and Cup Winners Cup, two teams playing their best available players and going hell for leather. A proper contest between two teams representing different league styles. So is there any chance the muppets that run EUFA will revert to knockout football from the get go next year and make this a competition that everyone who doesn't make CL football wants to be in and all fans want to watch? It looks like a no brainer to me but clearly the people who run football have less than no brains.

ardinn

emmetkenny wrote: »

I think the real question after last night is 'Is Lovern Jesus?'

https://mobile.twitter.com/Tatemanz818/status/720722012902146049

Sorry - not following - will someone tell me the joke - im slow!

Francie Barrett

Absolutely mad to think that we are just one round away from a European cup final. No doubt that Villarreal, Sevilla, and Shakhtar are all quality teams, but if we can beat Dortmund, then surely we've got a great chance.

Vicxas

Francie Barrett wrote: »

Absolutely mad to think that we are just one round away from a European cup final. No doubt that Villarreal, Sevilla, and Shakhtar are all quality teams, but if we can beat Dortmund, then surely we've got a great chance.

This was my thinking, I think Sevilla will be our biggest threat, those guys love an EL final.

MD1990

http://talksport.com/football/chelsea-have-got-no-history-carragher-takes-jason-cundy-sports-bar-showdown-160415192120

Cundy is devasted that Chelsea will never get any nights at Stamford Bridge that Anfield has had.

punk_one82

ardinn wrote: »

Sorry - not following - will someone tell me the joke - im slow!

Lads in wheelchairs behind the goals jump up to celebrate

willowthewisp

punk_one82 wrote: »

Lads in wheelchairs behind the goals jump up to celebrate

Are they actually in Wheelchairs though, or are they their carers?
The clip is too fast for me to analyse in depth, looks funny though.

Boom_Bap

After Loverns goal went in I lept up off the couch, the cat who was asleep beside me lept up and belted out of the room, I watched as Lovern started to run with a funny look on his face in celebration. Then I seen that he spat on himself. All I could squeal/shreak with all the emtions that were going through me where 'he spat on himself, he spat on himself'.

MD1990

https://twitter.com/dermotmcorrigan/status/720903581705048064

I hope we get Shakhtar. Incredible stat.

TitianGerm

ardinn wrote: »

Sorry - not following - will someone tell me the joke - im slow!

The guys in the red circle are all in the disabled seating and some are even in wheelchairs.

They all jump up when he scores.

Agent Coulson

Amazing what a world class manger can do with someone else's players.

I really can't wait to see Klopp build his own squad.

K-9

emmetkenny wrote: »

The guys in the red circle are all in the disabled seating and some are even in wheelchairs.

They all jump up when he scores.

Scouse ingenuity.

Bit like Derry. The DLA is the Disability Living Allowance, except in Derry, it's the Derry Living Allowance!

The rayne Coutinho jinx is the new Yossi smells.

Alonso77

Considering the absolute mess Klopp inherited, it is a very encouraging to see how the spirit and mentality of his team has evolved.

The lg games against City, away to Chelsea and Dortmund last night are real indicators of what to expect in future.

Of course there have been some woeful performances too but lets not forget that in Rafa's first season our lg displays were bang average whilst
our Euro endeavours were glorious and a precursor to the consistent relative success of the next 5 years of Rafa's reign.

It looks like we are on to a good thing with Klopp but in fairness we kinda knew that anyway, well most of us.

JonnyM

What times the draw in work so won't be able to see but will be checking my phone.

Vicxas

JonnyM wrote: »

What times the draw in work so won't be able to see but will be checking my phone.

11.30 is the draw

Talisman

ardinn wrote: »

Sorry - not following - will someone tell me the joke - im slow!

Performing miracles and the resurrection. Lovren got people out of their wheelchairs allegedly and has also resurrected his Liverpool career.

citytillidie

One thing the semi final will be.

It will be a new team for Liverpool to meet in European competition.

Luckycharms_74

Fowler87 wrote: »

That sakho/Lovren faceoff was class. The new bash brothers

Either for captain would be good for me.
I'd prefer Sakho. He is just one guy you never want to meet down a dark alley, but with him you know he would run through walls for you

Oh BTW first time Liverpool beating a side that Kagawa was on.
Poor Shinji :D:D

MD1990

Extra weight training has turned Origi from a boy to a monster up front.

Stab*City

Still buzzing from last night.. Hopefully we get a good draw but after last night i think we have a good chance.

LuckyLloyd

All three opponents are very good sides so all I'm asking for is to be home in the second leg.

billymitchell

What time is the draw?

Knex*

LuckyLloyd wrote: »

All three opponents are very good sides so all I'm asking for is to be home in the second leg.

Aye. In some ways, I'd rather the tougher option (possibly Sevilla) in the semis, as it would give us a chance to use Anfield in our favour.

We'll have to beat the best someway or another regardless.

Talisman

billymitchell wrote: »

What time is the draw?

The ceremonial BS starts at 11:30. If it's anything like the Champions League build-up then the draw will be around 11:40-11:45.

UEFA.com Live Stream

Riesen_Meal

Are we not closing the thread up for today with the day that's in it?

Dcully

MD1990 wrote: »

Extra weight training has turned Origi from a boy to a monster up front.

He has turned into some force alright, both games against Dortmund he bullied and battered top class defenders.

Knex*

Link to draw: http://www.uefa.com/uefaeuropaleague/season=2016/draws/round=2000662/index.html

Load of balls so far.

Edit: Now just four balls. Draw about to start.

Buford T. Justice XIX

Fans live for nights like last night.

Absolutely buzzing today despite the brass band playing in my head (shout out to Mada999:)).

But can you imagine being a fan of a club that NEVER has nights like that?

What a performance from those players last night, absolutely incredible desire and belief and hunger to come back from the dead.

Only post today, see you all tomorrow #jft96 #YNWA

magma69

Amazing stuff last night. Been on a high all morning. Shaktar now please to top it all off!

Knex*

We have Villarreal away first leg. Not bad at all!

cj maxx

Villareal

Grayditch

Villareal it is.