Liverpool H 0-1 Post Match Thread. We are relegated.

[Gamble92]

3 hours ago, Hales said:

Have no issue with Mads in particular ( although he's been dogshit in the main since he come back from Injury) but I ****ing hate the way footballers now use socials.

 

Here's a meaningless paragraph about how much I supposedly care about what's happened, followed by a couple of pictures of me making saves. 

 

All for self gain and promotion. For perspective buyers and sponsors for them as athletes. Absolutely nothing to do with caring about the club. 

[woznotwos]

8 hours ago, BraunstoneFox23 said:

The worst season I've ever witnessed in 33 years. 

52 for me

[Dan]

I've for a long time thought in the top flight of English football, there are two records that don't fall in my lifetime.

 

1. Derby County's 11 point season

2. Chelsea's season of only conceding 15 goals

 

Number 1 has come very close this season but ultimately not fallen (and probably won't given they still play us).

 

I actually now think what we've done, in losing 9 home games in a row without scoring a single goal is a 3rd one. That will not be beaten in my lifetime. That is generational, historically bad.

 

And our fans meekly accepted it.

Edited 21 April by Dan

[PAULCFC]

Trouble is i don't think it's finished yet Ipswich and to a lesser extent Saints have a bit of pride about them...........We are not getting another goal this season,Home or away.

[Dan]

9 hours ago, Kitchandro said:

The only thing that still annoys me is that our demise is not being faithfully covered by the media. No attention on the banner, Sky saying we’ve no problem with the owner, BBC not reposting negative Leicester texts/tweets but focusing on Liverpool and Monga being 15.

Other clubs are allowed to be upset about being midtable - but the narrative for us is that this is ok for Leicester. It’s almost as if there is an agenda against genuine reporting of the situation, they can’t claim they aren’t aware.

 

 

We don't make enough of a fuss about it ourselves. Again, this boils down to the lack of pride, of which has been subtly eroded away for years.

[LCFCJohn]

12 hours ago, urban.spaceman said:

No, what they did do was change the rules meaning the money we had already spent on those players made it much harder to shift them and still compete at the same time. They actively destroyed us and I’m tired of pretending otherwise. 

They didn’t force us to spend £25mill on Skipp, sign Ayew and BDD, offer 3 year contracts to Vestergaard and Ndidi last summer. Or sign Coady and Winks on astronomic wages the summer before….

[Winstonthedog]

4 hours ago, PAULCFC said:

Trouble is i don't think it's finished yet Ipswich and to a lesser extent Saints have a bit of pride about them...........We are not getting another goal this season,Home or away.

Very very true ... they have no pride and more worryingly no passion for the game or the club ... there is an apathy  an expectation of failure being okay  ... the culture of the club stinks  ..  the only way to change things is stop spending your hard earned money at the king power save it until things change and give them your money when they are proud and passionate enough to wear the shirt and give us something to be proud of 

[ClaphamFox]

Just seen this tweet from the club from yesterday. I love how by avoiding using the word ‘relegation’ they make it sound like an achievement 

 

 

[MC Prussian]

The fight and defensive cohesion against Liverpool yesterday was commendable, but ultimately futile.

We lost our place in this league a long time ago. If you ship more than two goals per game on average, you deserve to go down.

 

We could've had the chance to build from a solid back four, making it difficult for the opposition to break us down.

 

But then again, we've been treated to:

 

James Justin, who is more of a wingback or winger than a right-back – found out numerous times on this level, his tracking back and positioning is questionable to frustrating

Wout "Bombscare/Braindead" Faes, who sees himself as a David Luiz incarnate, minus the talent or the flair. All over the place in most matches.

Conor Coady, who is a solid Championship player, but out of place in the PL.

Viktor Kristiansen, who simply isn't a left-back, more a left centre-back, as he lacks the pace as well as the agility on the flank. What works in a (slower) Serie A doesn't automatically work in the Premier League.

Yannick Vestergaard, who is approaching 33 and not PL material (anymore).

[Pliskin]

5 hours ago, PAULCFC said:

Trouble is i don't think it's finished yet Ipswich and to a lesser extent Saints have a bit of pride about them...........We are not getting another goal this season,Home or away.

I think we will lose to both, so it will be really interesting to see where the crowd is at then? 

[Lako42]

9 minutes ago, Pliskin said:

I think we will lose to both, so it will be really interesting to see where the crowd is at then? 

At home I assume 

[coolhandfox]

14 minutes ago, Pliskin said:

I think we will lose to both, so it will be really interesting to see where the crowd is at then? 

Depends what we do with RVN, if he goes I can see us rallying under a caretaker and with no pressure.

[gazzaa2]

5 hours ago, Dan said:

We don't make enough of a fuss about it ourselves. Again, this boils down to the lack of pride, of which has been subtly eroded away for years.

Everton fans went nuclear when they were in relegation battles and refused to accept it and demanded better of the players and the board.

 

We've meekly accepted 2 relegations in 3 years. We must hold the record for top flight relegations, at least in PL.

[Plastik Man]

14 hours ago, purpleronnie said:

Our fans

 

Ah no, the colouration in the face is wrong...

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluefaced_Leicester?wprov=sfla1

[Dahnsouff]

1 hour ago, ClaphamFox said:

Just seen this tweet from the club from yesterday. I love how by avoiding using the word ‘relegation’ they make it sound like an achievement 

 

...

Find this exceptionally annoying from the club.