Popular Post UpTheLeagueFox 10,414 Posted 5 January Popular Post Report Share Posted 5 January 3 hours ago, Pablito said: Another reason why I dislike Jordan Henderson, not once did he mention how well Southampton played. I got the feeling he was trying to say "We are better, we should have won" The sheer arrogance! And completely different to what our fans say when we fail to beat Fulham, Palace, West Ham etc etc 1 1 5 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
urban.spaceman 32,416 Posted 5 January Author Report Share Posted 5 January Should we have rescued Saliba from Arsenal to keep Little Wes happy?! Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Dan LCFC 11,899 Posted 5 January Report Share Posted 5 January 6 hours ago, thegaffer9 said: I rewinded, sky did say that. But other sources say the opposite Standard bullshitting Sky. They're abhorrent, really have proven it beyond any reasonable doubt this past year. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Pablito 61 Posted 5 January Report Share Posted 5 January 3 hours ago, UpTheLeagueFox said: The sheer arrogance! And completely different to what our fans say when we fail to beat Fulham, Palace, West Ham etc etc I'm not talking about what our fans think, I'm talking about mardy arse Hendo... Are you his dad? 😁 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
reynard 1,381 Posted 5 January Report Share Posted 5 January 5 hours ago, Aus Fox said: So Europe next season is 4 in the CL 2 in the EL - 5th place + FA Cup winners 1 in the EC - EFL Cup winners So if Man City/United win the EFL cup + finish top 4. 6th place will get into the European Conference. Looking at who else qualifies for the European Conference, you’d have to say whoever finish 6th in the PL should be winning that trophy. Presumably if one of our teams wins the Europa League but finishes outside the top 5 then we don't get a place in the Conference? A further devaluation for the EFL Cup, especially for any of the top sides. Looks to be one of the most convoluted competitons ever imagined. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Stuntman_Mike 1,379 Posted 5 January Report Share Posted 5 January 8 hours ago, casablancas said: If Southampton press like that with that aggression... Well we are gonna be in for a potentially difficult watch. We’ve shrunken in the past in response to it. Hope we’ve learned. Fair play to the saints. They absolutely battered us last season at home as well. We're going to need to work extremely hard to get something and hopefully people won't be losing their minds if we're not cruising by half time. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
brucey 5,111 Posted 5 January Report Share Posted 5 January 6 hours ago, urban.spaceman said: Should we have rescued Saliba from Arsenal to keep Little Wes happy?! Maybe in 2 years' time when Evans retires, Saliba's contract runs out and he doesn't renew due to being pissed off with Arsenal, Little Wes can convince him to come here on a free, and coincidentally the perfect timing for Little Wes to sign a contract extension with us Quote Link to post Share on other sites
fox_up_north 590 Posted 5 January Report Share Posted 5 January 21 minutes ago, brucey said: Maybe in 2 years' time when Evans retires, Saliba's contract runs out and he doesn't renew due to being pissed off with Arsenal, Little Wes can convince him to come here on a free, and coincidentally the perfect timing for Little Wes to sign a contract extension with us Would it then become Big Wes and Little Willie? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Aus Fox 8,632 Posted 5 January Report Share Posted 5 January 5 minutes ago, fox_up_north said: Would it then become Big Wes and Little Willie? By then Fofana will have gone to Real Madrid to pay for our stadium redevelopment. Don’t worry Soyuncu will still be around and we will have Big Willie and Little Willie at the back. 3 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
David Hankey 641 Posted 5 January Report Share Posted 5 January Klopp moaning, that was unexpected!! Why shouldn't Liverpool lose now and again? 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
StanSP 28,498 Posted 5 January Report Share Posted 5 January Club-trained players were defined as those who had been with the club for at least three seasons between the ages of 15 and 21. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
StanSP 28,498 Posted 5 January Report Share Posted 5 January Guessing our 9.2% is pretty much just Harvey Barnes and Hamza... Quote Link to post Share on other sites
ealingfox 5,624 Posted 5 January Report Share Posted 5 January 1 minute ago, StanSP said: Guessing our 9.2% is pretty much just Harvey Barnes and Hamza... Bit of Thomas as well. I thought it'd be more tbh, guess we've dropped off from last year because of Chilwell leaving. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
foxinsocks 1,571 Posted 5 January Report Share Posted 5 January But one of the things that is encouraging for the club as a whole is the willingness to spend a few mill on development players who might turn make the first team. This would not show up here.... you could say soyuncu was one of these Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Popular Post FerrisBueller 547 Posted 5 January Popular Post Report Share Posted 5 January I would genuinely rather see Liverpool win it again over Yanited. 6 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Popular Post Deeg67 2,977 Posted 5 January Popular Post Report Share Posted 5 January Can't believe some are mocking Ralph for that reaction. He beat Liverpool and beat Klopp for the first time - what's wrong with an honest show of emotion? We've seen Southampton at their low ebb, and Hasenhüttl deserves enormous credit for bringing his side back from that abyss. That's why you don't make emotional decisions as a club - he's a good manager and that awful night doesn't change that fact. 8 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Alan Frost 176 Posted 5 January Report Share Posted 5 January (edited) 11 hours ago, fuchsntf said: Thats also my take..but aint it Grand to Dream and con ourselves, es still have Top players to come back in, or by Febuary get those Returnees in sync and match fit.... Those games in hand..No team have grabbed yet the moment... Though both Manchester sides seem to have started to wind it up, Chelsea in a Bad period, Spurs just Holding but inconsistent, Everton the same... Southampton,Villa pushing European placings. Wham ,Wolves maybe Arsenal can break through. Our injuries were the worst and more defining from our top players, than any other club...I So our fan-base bias ,gives us that bit more to hang onto because we havent been able to play yet our considered Strongest Set of Quality players & team. We are obviously excited in anticipation to see how good we potentially actually are...When Brendan has all those Top players fit and meshing with each other. Many sense the other Teams inconsistencies is handing us a chance to compete for those 2 Top spots, that few on here thought were not worth dreaming about at the beginning of the season... Its the hopes and Dreams that make up the season while frustrating chasing, dropping & winning points. Even with this covid,crowdless season, it will boil down to those last 7-8 games ( Business end), Maybe the last 4. But the journey is also a part of the story...we must also enjoy..!! I hope it does n't come down to the last 4 matches. It would be a nerve wracking couple of weeks. Have a look at our last 4. Sure we'd do it but I'd be a little on edge. Would n't it be lovely If we could afford to field the reserves at Man U. I'd book an ad panel at their ground for my flying Pigs. Edited 5 January by Alan Frost The usual -had to check spelling for man U. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Dahnsouff 5,737 Posted 5 January Report Share Posted 5 January Would five substitutions be fair in the Premier League? - YouTube Nice summary of quite why 5 substitutes clearly favours the financially endowed clubs 1 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
AjcW 5,539 Posted 5 January Report Share Posted 5 January 4 minutes ago, Deeg67 said: Can't believe some are mocking Ralph for that reaction. He beat Liverpool and beat Klopp for the first time - what's wrong with an honest show of emotion? We've seen Southampton at their low ebb, and Hasenhüttl deserves enormous credit for bringing his side back from that abyss. That's why you don't make emotional decisions as a club - he's a good manager and that awful night doesn't change that fact. Men still aren't allowed to cry mate, keep up.... Quote Link to post Share on other sites
whoareyaaa 2,504 Posted 5 January Report Share Posted 5 January 28 minutes ago, FerrisBueller said: I would genuinely rather see Liverpool win it again over Yanited. we could do them both a favour and win it our self Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Jobyfox 1,167 Posted 5 January Report Share Posted 5 January 29 minutes ago, FerrisBueller said: I would genuinely rather see Liverpool win it again over Yanited. I think I'd rather see the Islamic State Jihadi eleven win it than Yanited!! 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
fox_up_north 590 Posted 5 January Report Share Posted 5 January 53 minutes ago, StanSP said: Club-trained players were defined as those who had been with the club for at least three seasons between the ages of 15 and 21. Training youngsters - as it was in the old days - will have to be a part of the way forward, certainly with Brexit in mind. The English game can't keep dumping money on bad transfers (Pepe and Pogba spring to mind). With the financial might of some of the clubs, there's no excuse for them not to have young players getting trained up. Even if they're squad members who come in and do a shift. Can't say I'm not disappointed with our numbers on there, particularly as even teams in the top half are able to do it and still maintain a respectable position. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Nalis 5,358 Posted 5 January Report Share Posted 5 January https://www.oddschecker.com/football/english/premier-league/winner Man City are the new title favourites. We are 5th favourites (above Chelsea). Expect these to chop and change a lot between now and May. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Mark 'expert' Lawrenson 2,736 Posted 5 January Report Share Posted 5 January Finally watching MOTD2 Man City were excellent but sad to see Kante struggling, missing tackles, misplaced passes etc, not the player he was for us anymore. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Koke 7,655 Posted 5 January Report Share Posted 5 January 1 hour ago, FerrisBueller said: I would genuinely rather see Liverpool win it again over Yanited. I'm totally indifferent to both clubs but atm I'm leaning towards wanting Liverpool to win it. Prefer moneybags MCFC over both of them though. 3 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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