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Pre Match - Chelsea - (Anfield South) - League Cup FINAL - Sun 16:30
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Tsimikas also getting shit for spitting
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Sportsmail reached out to Liverpool and the Merseyside club explained that Tsimikas was getting rid of chewing gum, rather than spitting.
It has also been added that, while nobody was directly below Tsimikas following their own investigation, Liverpool have reminded the player, who is said to be apologetic about the incident, of his responsibilities following the reaction to the footage.
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Sportsmail reached out to Liverpool and the Merseyside club explained that Tsimikas was getting rid of chewing gum, rather than spitting.
It has also been added that, while nobody was directly below Tsimikas following their own investigation, Liverpool have reminded the player, who is said to be apologetic about the incident, of his responsibilities following the reaction to the footage.
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Partly explains the output from set pieces I guess?
Liverpool helped by neuroscience company to perfect penalties before Carabao Cup final success
[article]Liverpool put their players through penalty training in the build-up to the Carabao Cup final with the German neuroscience team who have helped to improve their set-piece record this season.
The manager, Jürgen Klopp, gave part of the credit for Sunday’s shoot-out success against Chelsea at Wembley to neuro11, which specialises in work aimed at getting players “in the zone”.
The company spent last week at Liverpool’s AXA Training Centre in a continuation of the practices they started during pre-season and the move proved beneficial, with Klopp’s side converting 11 successful spot kicks before the Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga skied his effort in sudden death.
The Liverpool goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher had successfully converted his penalty immediately before to put the pressure on Arrizabalaga, who had tried, unsuccessfully, to put off his opponents.
Victory completed the first leg of what Liverpool hope will be an unprecedented quadruple of trophies as they pursue silverware in the Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup.
“Somehow I had a feeling we deserved it, Caoimhin especially deserved it, and you have to say that we have neuro11,” Klopp told the club’s TV channel.
“We worked with them. In the pre-season, you should have seen the boys in the training camp.
“They were training set pieces with the boys in the last few weeks and each player went through a proper drill, psychological, to do with penalties, corners and free kicks.
“But penalties as well. So we had a list for the boys. First five [penalty takers] and then six, seven, eight. But some of the players were not on the field anymore.
“From eight onwards they were not even close on any list, so it was really exciting. Compliments to the boys, compliments to neuro11, they did an incredible job with the boys. I am really happy we could win it like this.”
As well as being at the training ground last week, the founders of neuro11, Dr Niklas Häusler and Patrick Häntschke, a former academy player at the German side FC Energie Cottbus, were present at the national stadium to join in the celebrations.
A photograph on the company’s Twitter account shows the duo with the Carabao Cup.
Part of the work done by neuro11 has involved using headsets with electrodes which measure the live electrical activity of the brain.
Through this, they can identify correctly whether a player is in the zone or not, which in effect means that a sportsperson running on automatic rather than having to think about what they are attempting to do.
Klopp and his assistant manager, Pepijn Lijnders, believed that neuro11 could bring a fresh stimulus to accuracy training but had to wait to work with the company due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Liverpool have scored 15 goals from set pieces, excluding penalties, in the Premier League this season and boast the best set-piece goals record in the Champions League this term, with five.
The focus will now switch to Wednesday’s FA Cup fifth-round tie against Norwich City, with Thiago Alcântara scheduled to undergo an MRI scan on his hamstring on Monday.
Alcântara felt tightness in the muscle during the warm-up before the final and had to pull out of the starting line-up. He was pictured in tears on the sidelines with Alisson Becker seeking to console the midfielder, who has suffered from a number of injuries since his move from Bayern Munich in September 2020.[/article]
Liverpool helped by neuroscience company to perfect penalties before Carabao Cup final success
[article]Liverpool put their players through penalty training in the build-up to the Carabao Cup final with the German neuroscience team who have helped to improve their set-piece record this season.
The manager, Jürgen Klopp, gave part of the credit for Sunday’s shoot-out success against Chelsea at Wembley to neuro11, which specialises in work aimed at getting players “in the zone”.
The company spent last week at Liverpool’s AXA Training Centre in a continuation of the practices they started during pre-season and the move proved beneficial, with Klopp’s side converting 11 successful spot kicks before the Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga skied his effort in sudden death.
The Liverpool goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher had successfully converted his penalty immediately before to put the pressure on Arrizabalaga, who had tried, unsuccessfully, to put off his opponents.
Victory completed the first leg of what Liverpool hope will be an unprecedented quadruple of trophies as they pursue silverware in the Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup.
“Somehow I had a feeling we deserved it, Caoimhin especially deserved it, and you have to say that we have neuro11,” Klopp told the club’s TV channel.
“We worked with them. In the pre-season, you should have seen the boys in the training camp.
“They were training set pieces with the boys in the last few weeks and each player went through a proper drill, psychological, to do with penalties, corners and free kicks.
“But penalties as well. So we had a list for the boys. First five [penalty takers] and then six, seven, eight. But some of the players were not on the field anymore.
“From eight onwards they were not even close on any list, so it was really exciting. Compliments to the boys, compliments to neuro11, they did an incredible job with the boys. I am really happy we could win it like this.”
As well as being at the training ground last week, the founders of neuro11, Dr Niklas Häusler and Patrick Häntschke, a former academy player at the German side FC Energie Cottbus, were present at the national stadium to join in the celebrations.
A photograph on the company’s Twitter account shows the duo with the Carabao Cup.
Part of the work done by neuro11 has involved using headsets with electrodes which measure the live electrical activity of the brain.
Through this, they can identify correctly whether a player is in the zone or not, which in effect means that a sportsperson running on automatic rather than having to think about what they are attempting to do.
Klopp and his assistant manager, Pepijn Lijnders, believed that neuro11 could bring a fresh stimulus to accuracy training but had to wait to work with the company due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Liverpool have scored 15 goals from set pieces, excluding penalties, in the Premier League this season and boast the best set-piece goals record in the Champions League this term, with five.
The focus will now switch to Wednesday’s FA Cup fifth-round tie against Norwich City, with Thiago Alcântara scheduled to undergo an MRI scan on his hamstring on Monday.
Alcântara felt tightness in the muscle during the warm-up before the final and had to pull out of the starting line-up. He was pictured in tears on the sidelines with Alisson Becker seeking to console the midfielder, who has suffered from a number of injuries since his move from Bayern Munich in September 2020.[/article]
yes because Juergen just did a big promo spot for them for whatever reason
maybe I’m wrong but I’d keep it to meself …
First thing I thought…
not read all of the pieces on neuro11 ,although confidentiality is covered as follows ;
‘That’s where confidentiality in terms of the finer points of their work with Liverpool kicks in. There’s also a reluctance to give away their secrets as their methods could be copied by others’
so maybe covered it in contracts, I would imagine so…don’t want all,and sundry copying our good work 😉
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Our sun will have grown into a red giant and engulfed the entire planet before that happens.
I would think there will be some kind of NDA signed to prevent them from working with other english clubs at least since they know much of our players' mindset now.
I could be wrong though.
I'd say you're right - and maybe they can work with euro clubs as well. otherwise it's silly to be promoting..
Should get fined for littering, but the rest of it is BS. There was no one on the tier below, so you're fucking knob, Jonty
An important factor of the win is the momentum it gives the club and the players, in particular one Luis Diaz. I had him as MOTM. Not strictly the best on the pitch so much, more considering it was only his 3rd game. What impressed me more than anything, I mean we know he has pace,was his great control in very tight situations. He shows for the ball even in the tightest spot. Much stronger upper body than he looks. Mental strength can't be taken for granted but this lad looks fearless.
If he can score 1 in 3 or so it will be hard for Klopp to leave him out.
If he can score 1 in 3 or so it will be hard for Klopp to leave him out.
6th appearance. 4 starts, 2 subs.
What player with a lick of character wouldn't want to be on this team?
It's just amazing to me to see mostly unity and harmony. I'm sure there's some disagreement, but Top down positive management is such a good thing.
If I was a professional, I'd be watching this and wanting to play for Klopp.
Honest, forthright, let's players go who want to go... doesn't play games. wants the best for everyone...
If I was a professional, I'd be watching this and wanting to play for Klopp.
Honest, forthright, let's players go who want to go... doesn't play games. wants the best for everyone...
They were pretty disrespectful to him - Fabinho’s panenka, Virgil blasting into the same corner he was standing, Mo laughing. Definitely got into his head.
You could literally feel the confidence drained out of him with each passing pen when he couldn't even get close to any of them.
Towards the end he looked like he lacked conviction and was diving for the sake of it. He looked surprised he even got Konate's right and he couldn't react fast enough.
It is a weird shootout to be honest. Both keepers didn't look like they could make any saves.
I think a penalty shoot-out in a final is a different animal to anything else. I remember seeing Buffon dive all over the place and looking like he will never save a penalty in the 2006 final. This is why Klopp's decision to trust Kelleher was a calculated gamble – he will learn more from this than from years of practice.
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I got home yesterday after what was an exhausting but fruitful weekend.
I am starting to think one or two people have overdosed on Hal's posts, because, instead of a forum united in celebration, I see threads about how Salah is crap in finals and how our midfield is on the brink of total collapse.
I know everyone reacts differently, but why cant folks just enjoy the success rather than search desperately for the cloud in this silver lining?
This may become a miserable place if we do happen to pull off the quadruple
I am starting to think one or two people have overdosed on Hal's posts, because, instead of a forum united in celebration, I see threads about how Salah is crap in finals and how our midfield is on the brink of total collapse.
I know everyone reacts differently, but why cant folks just enjoy the success rather than search desperately for the cloud in this silver lining?
This may become a miserable place if we do happen to pull off the quadruple
IF?
Could be worse… at least no-one’s suggesting we replace Klopp with David Wagner or that our owners are lying to us about everything!!!!
Next thing we’ll be removing likes from the site….
Haha yeah I posted Salah was crap in finals during the game in the hope he'd score and prove me wrong.
I was surprised to see it birthed a thread about it
There's been a few I think. There's been water bottles spotted by the goals with names of pen takers and favoured placement, etc.
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