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I can and most definitely will fault his execution, because that's the most important bit!

Give a fuck if he can see the pass, fucking complete the pass. You get in a shooting position, by all means you don't have to score, but you have to test the keeper
If you choose the wrong option executing it perfectly means fuck all.
 
He's planning on sitting in the away end at the Olimpico next Wednesday. You just know his bad luck and presence will see us crash out.
 
Would we fuck. He's the reason we won nowt worth having for 10 years. He's fucking shite.

Now stop it

Ha. We won a league cup with him on the pitch.

I've just always like him, he loved the club, the people and the city.

On the flip side I'll love that Coutinho will have to hear all about the win from Bobby at the Wc
 
If you choose the wrong option executing it perfectly means fuck all.
....that I don't doubt, which is why I said he has a bad game, not he's a bad player

The execution is infinitely more important than the thought. If you can't carry out your idea then what's the point?
 
What the actual fuck are you on about?

Wijnaldum missed an open goal, from about 6 yards out, he fucked it up entirely.

He totally shits himself when he's anywhere near the area.
To be fair, he's talking mane here, because I've slated him for last night.

His execution was amongst the worst I've seen from him
 
Ha. We won a league cup with him on the pitch.

I've just always like him, he loved the club, the people and the city.

On the flip side I'll love that Coutinho will have to hear all about the win from Bobby at the Wc

Lucas Leiva's league cup appearances that season:

Brighton & Hove Albion (won 2-1)
Stoke City (won 2-1)
Chelsea's B Team (won 2-0)

He didn't play in the final.

UNLUCKY!
 
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....that I don't doubt, which is why I said he has a bad game, not he's a bad player

The execution is infinitely more important than the thought. If you can't carry out your idea then what's the point?

He carried out the execution of most things he tried in the game, obviously finishing didn't happen with one great chance, the other was behind him, he scored two, one was ruled off side, his runs, movement tracking, tackling was superb and his passing for the most part was fine.

He didn't have an amazing game but I certainly don't think he had a bad one.
 
He carried out the execution of most things he tried in the game, obviously finishing didn't happen with one great chance, the other was behind him, he scored two, one was ruled off side, his runs, movement tracking, tackling was superb and his passing for the most part was fine.

He didn't have an amazing game but I certainly don't think he had a bad one.

I agree
 
And somehow.... because I'm such a fucking prick, I've got 200 quid on Roma to qualify, at only 2/1.

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
 
Barney Ronay, Guardian
It is no secret this Liverpool team play in surges, moments when the day seems to turn a shade of deep red and when the front three become a whirl of malevolent action. But this was something new. Liverpool and Salah did not just accelerate away from Roma, they eviscerated them, almost but not quite killing a semi-final that remains, somehow, in the balance. Liverpool were relentless in those periods, shaking and ragging Roma in their jaws like a terrier with an old leather slipper. Of five Liverpool goals in the space of 35 minutes Salah scored two and provided three assists for Roberto Firmino, twice, and Sadio Mané. Salah was that rare thing, an athlete at the top of his profession finding new heights, new levels. There may be a more breathtakingly brilliant attacking performance in Europe this season but, given the game and the stage, there has not been one yet. In the event the Salah Spring just keeps rolling, with 22 goals and nine assists in his past 19 starts since Boxing Day. More significant than the numbers is the spectacle, the basic joy in Salah’s free-running interpretation of the inside-forward role, a combination of preternatural quick feet, a computer of a creative brain and the rare ability in modern football simply to make the game up in front of him. Salah was too much for Roma as he has been for so many others this season. Defensive jitters may have let Roma back in towards the end but Liverpool will travel to Rome with confidence. Jürgen Klopp has spoken about the need for everyone to join “the train”, for the whole team to push it along together. The Olympic Stadium will be a moment to yank the throttle hard once again, to keep that machine driving on right to the end.
 
Roma have actually got a pretty poor home record in the league, and are very strong away this season. Kind of goes against anything they've done in Europe.

Played 17 games at home, lost 6 and conceded 18.
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7 losses all season, 6 at home.

Its not like we should fear them as some sort of insane home team. They can be beat and can concede. We'll get our chances and will hopefully take them.
 
Roma have actually got a pretty poor home record in the league, and are very strong away this season. Kind of goes against anything they've done in Europe.

Played 17 games at home, lost 6 and conceded 18.
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7 losses all season, 6 at home.

Its not like we should fear them as some sort of insane home team. They can be beat and can concede. We'll get our chances and will hopefully take them.

I think we're going to beat them comfortably.
 
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