SixCrazyMinutes - Liverpool FC Fans Forum

Tasty fixture up next, Everton in ok form at the start of the season and they seem to be more progressive than recent seasons. Hopefully a banging atmosphere and a quick start like last night can make this a good game for us.

I'd start same XI as it looked well balanced. Wouldn't say no to Kerkez but that's mostly cos I am having to act as his biggest stan at present. Anyone else needing a rest can be dropped for the Carabao next week. Would be interesting to see if Slot thinks its worth giving Isak first 45.

Ali

Frimpong
Konate
Virgil
Robbo

Gravy
Szobo
Wirtz

Salah
Isak
Gakpo

Can see arguments for Macca, but for me he is still not looking sharp and I would prefer him to find that in the league cup next week and have Szobo on the pitch who is in top form. Nice problem to have though.

We are an NBA team. Don’t bother turning up to watch us until the final 10.

Pick your top 3.

Alisson
Frimpong (Bradley)
Konate
Van Dijk
Robertson (Kerkez)
Gravenberch
Szoboszlai
Wirtz (Ngumoha)
Salah
Isak (Ekitike)
Gakpo (Mac Allister)

we should probably write a new script where we win 2-0 with no drama but these last minute winners are fucking exciting

Liverpool: Alisson, Van Dijk, Konate, Wirtz, Szoboszlai, Isak, Salah, Gakpo, Robertson, Frimpong, Gravenberch.

Subs: Mamardashvili, Woodman, Gomez, Endo, Kerkez, Mac Allister, Bradley, Leoni, Ekitike, Danns, Ngumoha.

I'll list all the clubs a certain footballer played for, from where he began his career to where he finished it.
You should be able to figure out who it is without Googling or using AI.
Well, unless you started watching the PL in like 2004. In that case you're kinda f*****. Btw, these are players from the PL era.

Use the spoiler tag if possible


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Template for answers:

A:
B:
C:
D:
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An easy one (Player A):

Tottenham Hotspur
Arsenal
Portsmouth
Notts County
Arsenal
Newcastle United

A familiar one (Player B):

Tottenham Hotspur
Middlesbrough
Everton
Liverpool
Leeds United
Nottingham Forest (loan)
Hull City

A tough one (Player C):

Southampton
Chelsea
Fulham (loan)
Manchester City
West Ham United (loan)
Sunderland (loan)
Brighton & Hove Albion (loan)
Reading

A tougher one (Player D):

Cardiff City
Greenock Morton (loan)
West Bromwich Albion
Norwich City
Derby County
Nottingham Forest
Cardiff City
Maccabi Tel Aviv (loan)
Toronto FC
Blackpool
Chicago Fire
Vancouver Whitecaps

🤣🤣🤣

We don't know shit.
There are some real gems in those threads.

The price of success is random TrumpNazis start calling themselves LFC fans:

Had a tip-off at the weekend that this might happen this week. Campaigners are at number 10 now.
Word is that they are happy with the outcome, which is basically back to the original draft before the government lawyers tried to water it down.

First up, Amazon dweebs up for their coverage.

Amazon Prime Video will give Champions League viewers a new kind of match coverage this season, dripping in data and taking its inspiration from video games.

Prime Vision will offer a version of broadcast coverage in which datapoints will be overlaid on to live play, enabling fans to see a player’s name, their running speed, the distance of a pass and even the passing options as part of the extra information. The service will be unveiled in the UK on Tuesday night for the Tottenham v Villarreal league-phase game and will run alongside traditional coverage.

Further data points captured by Prime Vision include shot speed, jump height and the position of all 22 players on the pitch (displayed in a graphic at the bottom of the screen). The xG of each goalscoring opportunity will also be captured and displayed, putting a metric new to the game a decade ago at the heart of coverage.

Tuesday

European cup

Athletic Bilbao - Arsenal
PSV - Union St Gilloise
Benfica - Quadraspaz
Juve - Dortmund
Madrid - Marseille
Spurs - Villarreal

Coca Cola cup

Sheff Wed - Scum Slayers
Brentford - Villa
Palace - Milwall

Wednesday

European Cup

Olympiacos - Pafos
Salvia Prague - Bodo Glimt
Ajax - Inter
Bayern - Chavs
PSG - Atalanta

Worthington Cup

Swanse - Forest

Thursday

European Cup

Brugge - Monaco
Copenhagen- Leverkusen
Frankfurt - Galatasary
115 - Napoli
Newcastle - Barcelona
Sporting - Kairat Almaty

This just popped up on my twitter feed:


View: https://x.com/CF_Compss/status/1967321151950205286

Opposing managers should just play a left footed fullback on the right. He wouldn't even be able to get his shot off.

I'll admit that I wanted Diaz sold because he was getting older and it was the best time to sell, but Gakpo ain't it.
If he's not cutting in and shooting he tries to float the ball to the back post where Salah often is, and you know how good Salah is in the air or with his right foot.