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Liverpool FC Team Talk, Gossip, Rumours 2019
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BorneTobyWilde wrote: »
Just need to get on a run of wins again.
I love this stuff. Facts and stats to prove points. Like why 8? Why not 6 or in fact 10? Hell if we look at the last 10 fixtures City have lost 3. We have drawn 2 and lost 1.
These form tables are just bs designed to get one up on rival fans0 -
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yourdeadwright wrote: »it'll be very interesting how United set up against us ,
True, it'll be even more interesting to see how we set up against Utd
After Saturday's performance, feels like there's a strong case to go back to the 4-3-3 and let Salah enjoy himself on the wing. Can't help shake the idea that that was a key driver for Saturday's performance. The whole team looked more comfortable and in my limited footy nous, just feels like it was the formation that gave them the confidence - and yeah, I know Bournemouth weren't the strongest opposition, but think about how long it's been since it felt that the front three were so fluid in attack.0 -
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Agent Coulson wrote:More to the point mate I think your obsessed with my posts you seem to comment a lot on them maybe you need to get off the internet and get some fresh air it's not healthy, As for Fred that is actually the first time I have ever typed his screen name on the world wide web.
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I say if some of the negative nellys in here were to win the Euro millions they would moan due to the fact they have to walk down to lotto office to collect it.
The constant negativity is draining by some. Just enjoy the title race I say and hope for the best.
Constant negativity....?:rolleyes:
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charolais0153 wrote: »Constant negativity....?:rolleyes:
Always positive when it comes to supporting the team and manager.
I can hold my hands up and say that FSG have proven me wrong since Klopp took over. May they continue to do so.0 -
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I wish I could sit all of you down over a pint and implore you to keep the heads! It's very important to remember some key points:
- This team garnered a total of 75 points last year
- They are on pace to break the 90 points barrier this year
- Whether that wins the league or not, the reality is that it will represent substantial improvement
- A tilt at the CL has been followed by a tilt at the league
- We are always results orientated in sports, but the progress is there whether we win the big trophy or not
- Our platform and minimums have gone up so much in the space of four years it's astonishing
If you can get into this head space then you'll find this period far more enjoyable and satisfying. City are incredibly formidable opposition, just like Madrid in the final last May were. It's not a binary position of success / failure; winning mentality / bottle. We might lose the title with a great points total that would have won most titles and be right to be delighted with the season overall. Infact, that's a very possible outcome from here.
Think about the moving pieces in the background. The club are starting to pay and lock up the core of this team. A young core with years to come. Our manager has demonstrated a constant progression and evolution of tactical approach and squad depth. This summer we will be in the best position we've been in since sometime in the 80's in terms of the depth of the project as a whole. Commercially, coaching wise, squad wise - it will be the best platform we've had.
That's not to say the title wouldn't be phenomenal. Of course it would be. Just as winning last May would have been amazing. But what was true last May will be true this May: progress is a sum of the bigger picture. It is not about the ultimate result of a specific competition or a subset of games within that competition.
Get into this head space and you'll start to float above the action just a little. 0 -
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LuckyLloyd wrote: »I wish I could sit all of you down over a pint and implore you to keep the heads! It's very important to remember some key points:
- This team garnered a total of 75 points last year
- They are on pace to break the 90 points barrier this year
- Whether that wins the league or not, the reality is that it will represent substantial improvement
- A tilt at the CL has been followed by a tilt at the league
- We are always results orientated in sports, but the progress is there whether we win the big trophy or not
- Our platform and minimums have gone up so much in the space of four years it's astonishing
If you can get into this head space then you'll find this period far more enjoyable and satisfying. City are incredibly formidable opposition, just like Madrid in the final last May were. It's not a binary position of success / failure; winning mentality / bottle. We might lose the title with a great points total that would have won most titles and be right to be delighted with the season overall. Infact, that's a very possible outcome from here.
Think about the moving pieces in the background. The club are starting to pay and lock up the core of this team. A young core with years to come. Our manager has demonstrated a constant progression and evolution of tactical approach and squad depth. This summer we will be in the best position we've been in since sometime in the 80's in terms of the depth of the project as a whole. Commercially, coaching wise, squad wise - it will be the best platform we've had.
That's not to say the title wouldn't be phenomenal. Of course it would be. Just as winning last May would have been amazing. But what was true last May will be true this May: progress is a sum of the bigger picture. It is not about the ultimate result of a specific competition or a subset of games within that competition.
Get into this head space and you'll start to float above the action just a little.
The work done this year off the field has ensured that almost the entirety of this side will be around next year.
I think we will strengthen again, with none of the front 3 going anywhere for at least next season, Van Dijk having joined at his peak and being set to finish his top level career here, we've a really solid long term midfield with Henderson, Gini, Keita and Fabinho all on long term contracts and well under 30.
Our defence is now excellent but a bit shallow, so that needs work, but it's something we can build on.
We will be there or there abouts next season almost no matter what happens.
The weaknesses before were that "this might be our only shot at this" with sides that were held together with bluetack and shallow as a puddle. Winning the league is a bit of a lottery, but we've never had so many tickets before.
We do need to let go of the angst a bit and love this team for what it is, and not just what it might do in this particular season.0 -
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LuckyLloyd wrote: »I wish I could sit all of you down over a pint and implore you to keep the heads! It's very important to remember some key points:
- This team garnered a total of 75 points last year
- They are on pace to break the 90 points barrier this year
- Whether that wins the league or not, the reality is that it will represent substantial improvement
- A tilt at the CL has been followed by a tilt at the league
- We are always results orientated in sports, but the progress is there whether we win the big trophy or not
- Our platform and minimums have gone up so much in the space of four years it's astonishing
If you can get into this head space then you'll find this period far more enjoyable and satisfying. City are incredibly formidable opposition, just like Madrid in the final last May were. It's not a binary position of success / failure; winning mentality / bottle. We might lose the title with a great points total that would have won most titles and be right to be delighted with the season overall. Infact, that's a very possible outcome from here.
Think about the moving pieces in the background. The club are starting to pay and lock up the core of this team. A young core with years to come. Our manager has demonstrated a constant progression and evolution of tactical approach and squad depth. This summer we will be in the best position we've been in since sometime in the 80's in terms of the depth of the project as a whole. Commercially, coaching wise, squad wise - it will be the best platform we've had.
That's not to say the title wouldn't be phenomenal. Of course it would be. Just as winning last May would have been amazing. But what was true last May will be true this May: progress is a sum of the bigger picture. It is not about the ultimate result of a specific competition or a subset of games within that competition.
Get into this head space and you'll start to float above the action just a little.
No, **** you.0 -
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