These were the tweets alleging concern over summer and in August that the team was nearing its end.
I don't understand the need to pretend to be prescient between seasons or that anyone had foreseen this unprecedented collapse.
It's not just you Keni, it goes for all of us. By the end of summer, when we outplayed City in the Community Shield - and no one thought it was flattering to us- we were all largely excited for the season, Mane's departure notwithstanding (but as you say, there had long been talk that he was on the decline). We anticipated, if not hoped for, the exits of bit part players like Bobby, Ox and Keita, but any movement on that front was more or less as irrelevant as their continued presence in the line up.
Show me all the threads on here with all the hand wringing and fretting that in missing out on a Tchouameni or Bellingham over summer that the sky might fall in on us? That our midfield was done for after the season we had?
I don't know why this season has gone the way it had. For what it's worth, I think the blame goes first to Klopp and the coaching staff, even if I do have some sympathy that the way the season had gone was almost certainly beyond his wildest imagination.
