Not sure if it has been said but Hughes was pushing everyone around when he came on and one of the first things Endo did was that crunching tackle on him to win the ball back high up the pitch. Brilliant.Absolutely - in all honesty this away game is always a tricky one for us. I was surprised by how comfortable we were in that first half controlling that game. Then the period of the 2nd half comes and I was more than half expecting it from them, and they had some very good chances. I almost shat myself when Ali came off but that 3rd keeper of ours - he was brilliant when he came on - punching that ball out, and then comes Endo son the Samurai comes on to do the dirty shit at the end which was great.
He’s also won lots of trophy’s on loan and was player of the year.FYI Jaros is not a kid.
He's 23 years old and has been with LFC since 2017.
WTF Macca you silly bugger. Now he'll have to go away for the internationals. Just keep your mouth shut !I dont agree at all. First 60 mins were some of the best we’ve played this season. Dominant performance but couldnt get the second.
Rode our luck a few times the last 30 mins but overall we deserved the 3 points.
8-16 in shots, 3-8 in corners and 32-68% in posession. We deserved that win and I find it a bit weird to say we were poor.
Macca has already posted that he isnt injured, btw.
FYI Jaros is not a kid.
He's 23 years old and has been with LFC since 2017.
Dead? That's a bit of a too strong of a language for what I personally consider to be our best and most valuable player. My thoughts go questions about his training regimen. His hamstrings are obviously not as strong as one would hope, but is he being pushed a bit too much physically given that he is a goalkeeper? Perhaps his physical training loads should be lessened somehow?One of our most wasteful games in a long time and Ali dead.
Our attackers still don’t have the intensity we need from them. Jota should have the match ball. Shockingly poor.
This sounds like it could be fair but perhaps not fully. Jota is definitely a scrapper, worker and a busybody. That's why Klopp liked him so much.Thing about Jota is you can trust him defensively and scrapping for headers and freekicks.
Nunez you can't trust away from home defensively, nor does he give us any hold up play.
I don’t think you understand this places definition of dead. It means injured.Dead? That's a bit of a too strong of a language for what I personally consider to be our best player. My thoughts go questions about his training regimen. His hamstrings are obviously not as strong as one would hope, but is he being pushed a bit too much physically given that he is a goalkeeper? Perhaps his physical training loads should be lessened somehow?
Sure. Personally, I don't like that word used in reference to what I consider to be our most valuable and very best player. Is the point I was making. That's just my personal preference.I don’t think you understand this places definition of dead. It means injured.
Jota has 80 G/A in 100 starts. Thats pretty fantastic stats. He’s our best alternative upfront, by a mile.
We say a lot worse in these parts. This site is like the Wild West at times.Sure. Personally, I don't like that word used in reference to what I consider to be our most valuable and very best player. Is the point I was making. That's just my personal preference.
And thinking about it some more, I would probably personally not like that word being used in reference to any other of our players. But that, again, is just my own personal preference. Everyone is free to hold their own such views, opinions and preferences. Needless to say.
Pitch? What is that? : ) ...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_D0ZQPqeJkk...I really don't understand substitutes who aren't already wearing the gear ready to go to the pitch. Often they some fucking Stars In Their Eyes transformation to enter the action.
Haha you need to desensitise if you're to survive on this forum mate (or in life)! I think you can buy a cream for it. No holds barred everything goes. And Dead is just a playful euphemism for constantly or seriously injured.Sure. Personally, I don't like that word used in reference to what I consider to be our most valuable and very best player. Is the point I was making. That's just my personal preference.
And thinking about it some more, I would probably personally not like that word being used in reference to any other of our players. But that, again, is just my own personal preference. Everyone is free to hold their own such views, opinions and preferences. Needless to say.
I've also never heard that term before even though, and also needless to say, I've followed football closely for nearly all of my life. And nowadays, Liverpool Football Club is very globally popular and famous. And English, on the other hand, is the most widespread language around the globe. In different areas and regions of the world it is spoken very differently. Unique and different regional terms and terminologies are commonly developed. I don't think such things should ever bring about disagreements among people. And I certainly didn't mean my earlier message as such. Yes, language is important. But I see those things as just matters of preference.
Are you referring to Jaros? In the interview he said people were telling him to get his shinpads on.I really don't understand substitutes who aren't already wearing the gear ready to go to the pitch. Often they some fucking Stars In Their Eyes transformation to enter the action.
Definitely but basically every club in Europe have their eyes on him.We definetly need a new striker going forward. Someone who fits our style of play and can score goals.
Sesko seems the obvious choice imho.
We definetly need a new striker going forward. Someone who fits our style of play and can score goals.
Sesko seems the obvious choice imho.
Definitely but basically every club in Europe have their eyes on him.
Dead? That's a bit of a too strong of a language for what I personally consider to be our best and most valuable player. My thoughts go questions about his training regimen. His hamstrings are obviously not as strong as one would hope, but is he being pushed a bit too much physically given that he is a goalkeeper? Perhaps his physical training loads should be lessened somehow?
I don’t think you understand this places definition of dead. It means injured.
I still have PTSD over that.There's "dead" and then there's "Thiago dead".
I still have PTSD over that.
Nailed it.Post Thiago Signing Disorder.
Good to know.We say a lot worse in these parts. This site is like the Wild West at times.