Pre Match - Brighton (H) - Sat 15:00
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I dont have bt sport, and i think we've had 2 prem games on them, plus UCL on there, plus 2 3pm Saturdays. I feel like ive hardly seen them so far this year...
You can watch every game on the internet. I haven't missed one and I don't ever get them on TV ! The first two for most and the other two I've found friendlies or cup games on.
https://livestream.totalsportek.com/
https://home.cricfree.io/
https://www.zorrostream.live/
http://www.hesgoal.com/
Dude...Reddit has everything.
If you use reddit stream make sure you get ad blocker, other you'll see a most unsavoury advert. I paid 24/7 sportnet and get all the matches.
Worst case scenario, just download livetv.net app. For your phone
I pay €70 a year for iptv and I get everything. Real big shame navi finished up as That was the best free streaming app ever
Dude....Brave browser does everything for free.
Or you could just move to Australia where the weather is better, the government is as mad and you can stream every single LFC game if you sign up to the right services.
There’s also a surplus of sparkling shiraz - if anyone’s interested…
There’s also a surplus of sparkling shiraz - if anyone’s interested…
Are you guys still on like 10Mbps or something for internet speeds ?
nah - they got a fitter hamster to run in a wheel to power our internet - it’s much faster now.
In other news, it's good to see Thiago back in training again.
Back to business as usual, lads.
2-0 win for us.
Back to business as usual, lads.
2-0 win for us.
The international break came at the right ttome for us in terms of getting players back. This is a real test of where the team is at right now. The horrific injury period is finally behind us and there are no more excuses. There are a couple of big games this weekend where teams ahead of us will take points off each other. A win could propel us into the top 6 while a draw or a defeat could see us drop into the bottom half.
Firstly Neil lad was quoting Klopp, so he didn't say it.
Its a tricky conundrum but, at a guess, I interpret this as meaning he is over his injury and could play if absolutely necessary, but Klopp would prefer him to have a few more training sessions under his belt.
I suppose that may an incredible stretch, so lets just default to taking the piss out of a reporting journalist instead.
Empire of the Kop’s predicted 11
News of Liverpool’s lessening injury crisis will have come as music to Jurgen Klopp’s ears ahead of an October run of fixtures that looks not for the faint of heart.
A double round of meetings with Rangers and a clash with Ajax sandwiched around top-flight fixtures with Arsenal and Manchester City would test even the strongest of squads and it’s fortunate that the Reds midfield injury woes have seriously abated since the international break came to a close.
It’s clear that the German’s men will also see it as an opportunity to show-off their title credentials and respond to whispers that the club’s hopes of lifting the league crown once more are already over.
READ MORE: ‘That’s clear’ – Klopp fires subtle dig at Southgate over Trent’s England treatment
Ahead of Alisson Becker between the sticks, Virgil van Dijk should partner Joel Matip in the heart of the backline. Though fans will have to wait a while longer for a Calvin Ramsay debut after Klopp confirmed the ‘really good’ young fullback isn’t ready yet to feature for his new side.
In the middle of the park, we can see Jordan Henderson filing out for the Merseysiders once more alongside Fabinho and Thiago Alcantara.
The forward line remains the same with the former Borussia Dortmund boss opting for Diogo Jota over Darwin Nunez after his impressive outing in the 2-1 win over Ajax with Mo Salah and Luis Diaz taking to the wings.
EOTK’s predicted XI: Alisson, Tsimikas, Van Dijk, Matip, Trent, Henderson, Fabinho, Thiago, Diaz, Jota, Salah
News of Liverpool’s lessening injury crisis will have come as music to Jurgen Klopp’s ears ahead of an October run of fixtures that looks not for the faint of heart.
A double round of meetings with Rangers and a clash with Ajax sandwiched around top-flight fixtures with Arsenal and Manchester City would test even the strongest of squads and it’s fortunate that the Reds midfield injury woes have seriously abated since the international break came to a close.
It’s clear that the German’s men will also see it as an opportunity to show-off their title credentials and respond to whispers that the club’s hopes of lifting the league crown once more are already over.
READ MORE: ‘That’s clear’ – Klopp fires subtle dig at Southgate over Trent’s England treatment
Ahead of Alisson Becker between the sticks, Virgil van Dijk should partner Joel Matip in the heart of the backline. Though fans will have to wait a while longer for a Calvin Ramsay debut after Klopp confirmed the ‘really good’ young fullback isn’t ready yet to feature for his new side.
In the middle of the park, we can see Jordan Henderson filing out for the Merseysiders once more alongside Fabinho and Thiago Alcantara.
The forward line remains the same with the former Borussia Dortmund boss opting for Diogo Jota over Darwin Nunez after his impressive outing in the 2-1 win over Ajax with Mo Salah and Luis Diaz taking to the wings.
EOTK’s predicted XI: Alisson, Tsimikas, Van Dijk, Matip, Trent, Henderson, Fabinho, Thiago, Diaz, Jota, Salah
Yeah we're like Milan when they got done for match fixing and had to start their season with a 10 point handicap
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