Liverpool FC Team Talk, Gossip, Rumours 2019/2020

Starfleet Student

The will to win that this squad of players have is astounding there is so much to take from the off days more so that the coast to win days its that they find the way and create there own luck.

Agent Coulson

The League Cup game against Arsenal is on Wednesday the 30th at 7:30pm.

Riesen_Meal

Agent Coulson wrote: »

Best friends.

Not going by his agents actions/tweets and Salah's face when pictured with this guy...

citytillidie

Augeo wrote: »

It's a sad reflection on the ordinary man on the street when a footballer is seen as a positive for an actual religion.

Is it really but, considering how the media in the west portrays Muslims is like how the British media portrayed the Irish in the 70's

citytillidie

ERG89 wrote: »

He's been seen with Salah too under disturbing circumstances. When Egypt were based in Chechnya at the World Cup & Salah didn't show up to training he went to the hotel to wake him up & escorted him to the stadium as to be seen with him. Gave him a birthday cake, a banquet & honorary citizenship of Chechnya. I doubt for one second he supported him or felt remotely comfortable about that tbh.

Start of the whole Salah and Egypt FA row

citytillidie

Agent Coulson wrote: »

The League Cup game against Arsenal is on Wednesday the 30th at 7:30pm.

AND LIVE on Sky Sports

Fitz*

Really hope United don't sack Solsjkaer before our game after the international break.

ShamoBuc

FitzShane wrote: »

Really hope United don't sack Solsjkaer before our game after the international break.

Dont they have a bit of a nack of letting their manager go after we beat them?

FitzShane

FitzShane wrote: »

Really hope United don't sack Solsjkaer before our game after the international break.

He's the greatest gift an opposition fan can hope for. He makes Hodgson look like a genius. Poor lad looks like he has really aged too.

ebbsy

FitzShane wrote: »

Really hope United don't sack Solsjkaer before our game after the international break.

I was just about to post the same thing.

Always nice to see a Utd Legend or 2 in the weeds.....

Anything is possible in that match.

eyerer

6 wrote: »

 Poor lad looks like he has really aged too

I think the same thing happened to Moyes when he took that job :pac:

Harry Palmr

Football managers age rapidly as they tend to be going into middle age by the time they are in charge of a high profile team and so in the public gaze where we say "he's really aged since he took this job"!

Owl.

Augeo wrote: »

KerryGunner's new account iirc ?
I'm sure the chap mentioned that recently

Who is that?

Harry Palmr

Kerrigooney Shirley?

robwen

Salah is not being called up by Egypt for whatever friendly they have coming up in the next international break but he'll be back in their squad for their 2 African cup of Nations qualifier games the next international break in November

Charlie19

Owl. wrote: »

Who is that?

Isn't there an Arsenal guy by that name?

Not sure though...

Agent Coulson

Taken from that Great Site (™)

gimli2112

We win one CL in 14 years and the following year we're discussing wiping Everton off the map. Worst.fans.ever!
Who would the Everton fans support I wonder?

Widdensushi

gimli2112 wrote: »

We win one CL in 14 years and the following year we're discussing wiping Everton off the map. Worst.fans.ever!
Who would the Everton fans support I wonder?

same as now,man city.

fyfe79

Widdensushi wrote: »

same as now,man city.

Everybody loves those lovable rogues! They do things the right way, obviously.

Agent Coulson

Ali shaved off the beard.


Ok leave Adrian in goal till he grows it back!

x43r0

Agent Coulson wrote: »

Ali shaved off the beard.


Ok leave Adrian in goal till he grows it back!

Oh wow

He looks like that guy in college who seems generally sound but spends his days bumming smokes and not contributing to group projects

rob316

Starfleet Student wrote: »

The will to win that this squad of players have is astounding there is so much to take from the off days more so that the coast to win days its that they find the way and create there own luck.

Yep, as soon as that third goal went in Wednesday I wasn't worried and the players weren't either. They woke up and RBS didn't get another sniff on goal from then.

marklazarcovic

https://twitter.com/TheRedmenTV/status/1180040677977137152?s=09

I like this guy

x43r0

x43r0 wrote: »

Oh, I was expecting his wife to be a munter.

Agent Coulson

marklazarcovic wrote: »

https://twitter.com/TheRedmenTV/status/1180040677977137152?s=09

I like this guy

An American who speaks a couple of languages FSG will be keeping an eye on him for the future.

He is a Red Bull man all the way

Manager of the New York Red Bulls before becoming assistant manager of Red Bull Leipzig and now manager of Red Bull Salzburg.

Harry Palmr

Do we know this is real? I have visions of Downfall with a football.

Vicxas

Agent Coulson wrote: »

An American who speaks a couple of languages FSG will be keeping an eye on him for the future.

He is a Red Bull man all the way

Manager of the New York Red Bulls before becoming assistant manager of Red Bull Leipzig and now manager of Red Bull Salzburg.

Seems right up FSG's alley when Jurgen leaves in 2022

facehugger99

I'm a bit worried about tomorrow's fixture. Somehow we've won our last 3 fixtures when arguably, a draw in all 3 would not have been against the run of play. It feels like our luck might run out.

Rodgers is going to be looking to prove a point and he has Leicester playing some lovely football.

Usually i hate the international break, but for some reason, it feels like it might be coming at a good time for us.

The importance of winning all 3 points before going on a 2-week break cannot be over-stated, even at this early stage in the season.

BTW, major fcujing lols at the pining for Jose in the man u thread

gimli2112

facehugger99 wrote: »

BTW, major fcujing lols at the pining for Jose in the man u thread

It's like you think things just can't get any worse and then they do.

I dislike Jose more than Utd to be honest. It was a match made in heaven for me, I didn't want it to end.

garra

facehugger99 wrote: »

I'm a bit worried about tomorrow's fixture. Somehow we've won our last 3 fixtures when arguably, a draw in all 3 would not have been against the run of play. It feels like our luck might run out.

Rodgers is going to be looking to prove a point and he has Leicester playing some lovely football.

Usually i hate the international break, but for some reason, it feels like it might be coming at a good time for us.

The importance of winning all 3 points before going on a 2-week break cannot be over-stated, even at this early stage in the season.

BTW, major fcujing lols at the pining for Jose in the man u thread

A draw there would not be the end of the world, it's nothing to worry about anyway. I think we will be more circumspect in our shape and will control possession for periods tomorrow. Vardy is there threat to our high line, but if we have the energy to close down their midfield he won't be getting any ball.

theoneeyedman

facehugger99 wrote: »

I'm a bit worried about tomorrow's fixture. Somehow we've won our last 3 fixtures when arguably, a draw in all 3 would not have been against the run of play. It feels like our luck might run out.

Rodgers is going to be looking to prove a point and he has Leicester playing some lovely football.

Usually i hate the international break, but for some reason, it feels like it might be coming at a good time for us.

The importance of winning all 3 points before going on a 2-week break cannot be over-stated, even at this early stage in the season.

BTW, major fcujing lols at the pining for Jose in the man u thread

Is Matip back?

Given the Gomez performance the other night, I could see Vardy making hay peeling into that channel between him and Trent.

Fitz*

Ya I think tomorrow's game will be one that Leicester, Rodgers and the likes of Vardy will relish. They will have the full week to prepare, Vardy up against a high line and space to run in behind TAA & Gomez/Matip.

If they score first or the longer it stays 0-0, it will suit them. If we get the first goal, then the game is ours I reckon.

Charlie19

50% chance of Matip playing against Leicester according to the physio room.

facehugger99

theoneeyedman wrote: »

Is Matip back?

Given the Gomez performance the other night, I could see Vardy making hay peeling into that channel between him and Trent.

I think Matip is back but either way I do agree that it's more about cutting off the supply to Vardy than trying to deal with him.

Fitz*

Matip won't have an international game, so they might just patch him up or feed him with painkillers for the 2 hours and give him the 10 days off to recover then.

martyos121

Despite the horror show against Salzburg, I still think Gomez is the right man to deal with Vardy and Leicester in general. He hasn't lost his pace, and that matters more against the way they play than most other teams. Joe had a terrible game for the most part, but he looks to be fully fit now so I'd still have him over a Matip that surely won't be 100%.

I really don't fancy our high line up against Vardy if one player is even carrying the slightest of injuries.

BullBlackNova

martyos121 wrote: »

Despite the horror show against Salzburg, I still think Gomez is the right man to deal with Vardy and Leicester in general. He hasn't lost his pace, and that matters more against the way they play than most other teams. Joe had a terrible game for the most part, but he looks to be fully fit now so I'd still have him over a Matip that surely won't be 100%.

I really don't fancy our high line up against Vardy if one player is even carrying the slightest of injuries.

You might be right about Gomez but they key will be concentration, not pace, I think. If we nail our offside game tomorrow, we can nullify a lot of what Leicester do in attack. If we don't get it right, they could have quite a few chances with our high line.

Chasing back is all well and good but not having to tear down a striker through on goal is even better!

Harry Palmr

Oddly I prefer to see Milner in the middle for this, he and Fabby would be best at getting a foot in the midfield to stop the balls for Vardy to get free with - Maddison if he is fit will clearly be the primary through-ball provider

martyos121

BullBlackNova wrote:

You might be right about Gomez but they key will be concentration, not pace, I think. If we nail our offside game tomorrow, we can nullify a lot of what Leicester do in attack. If we don't get it right, they could have quite a few chances with our high line.

Oh absolutely, that's crucial but I assumed it as a given in any match so didn't bother mentioning it. Matip is certainly better in that aspect and many others, but the pace of Gomez is a much better help to us in this game if Vardy does beat the offside trap. Not to say Matip is slow, but it isn't a strength of his.

I'm just more concerned about the possibility of playing a centre back who isn't fully fit up against one of the quickest and smartest strikers in the league. By the sounds of it, he'd be playing through pain if he appears at all.

D'Agger

Agent Coulson wrote: »

Ali shaved off the beard.


Ok leave Adrian in goal till he grows it back!

D'Agger wrote: »

He'll have to shave for the u18 game don't we get done for an ineligible player again

Fúcking called it

"Klopp to hand u18 kid dream debut"

BullBlackNova

martyos121 wrote: »

Oh absolutely, that's crucial but I assumed it as a given in any match so didn't bother mentioning it. Matip is certainly better in that aspect and many others, but the pace of Gomez is a much better help to us in this game if Vardy does beat the offside trap. Not to say Matip is slow, but it isn't a strength of his.

I'm just more concerned about the possibility of playing a centre back who isn't fully fit up against one of the quickest and smartest strikers in the league. By the sounds of it, he'd be playing through pain if he appears at all.

Yeah - that's fair!

I just think Gomez's concentration was an issue against Salzburg so I'm hoping he's either learned his lesson there or that Matip is able to step back in.

And, hopefully, the front 3 are on better form than they were against Sheffield Utd and take their chances.

I'm more worried about Leicester than anyone else we've played yet this season!! :eek:

citytillidie

garra wrote: »

A draw there would not be the end of the world, it's nothing to worry about anyway. I think we will be more circumspect in our shape and will control possession for periods tomorrow. Vardy is there threat to our high line, but if we have the energy to close down their midfield he won't be getting any ball.

It is at Anfield

Fitz*

Matip out of Leicester game. Gomez it is then.

https://twitter.com/JamesPearceLFC/status/1180098863916621824

Harry Palmr

That's a pity I have to say, bet Maddison plays now.

Agent Coulson

Losing the best defender at the club in 2019 is a blow I smell a drop of points tomorrow.


Hopefully Gomez/Lovren steps up.

Turtyturd

Harry Palmr wrote: »

That's a pity I have to say, bet Maddison plays now.

Fairly sure he was passed fit yesterday.

The Good Ole Boys

I feel like tomorrow will be remarkably easy if we take our chances. Salah back in the goals will hopefully give him some much-needed confidence.

D'Agger

Agent Coulson wrote: »

Losing the best defender at the club in 2019.

This is a meme now right? As in it's not just me who's read it at least 800 times in recent weeks.

Agent Coulson

D'Agger wrote: »

This is a meme now right? As in it's not just me who's read it at least 800 times in recent weeks.