Brewster is hopeless.Hoping that Brewster scores a hattrick against Klopp. Not sure if we can score 4 against them to win it 4-3
Brewster is hopeless.Hoping that Brewster scores a hattrick against Klopp. Not sure if we can score 4 against them to win it 4-3
I just cant see that thought ever materializing into existence. Thats why the probability of losing is just not ... possible .. is it ?Is it because it’s impossible to see us losing 5 on the bounce?
The rumour is CB pairing number 19.
Kabak - Davies, Fabinho - Kabak?
Given that everyone and their mum knows this, why aren't we setting up to change the game? What are your thoughts about why Klopp would not set up in a way that thwarts the low block? Confuse Sheffield by allowing them to play, ceding possession and hitting them on the counter? It's frustrating to me that we keep playing into the trap, rather than employing tactics that open up the game and thereby allow our forwards room to run at the opposition. It's what they excel at. But it feels like we simply will go out and bang our head against a brick wall. Again.That's a strong possibility, to be honest. Sheffield will set up to do exactly that.
Liverpool: Adrian, Alexander-Arnold, Phillips, Kabak, Robertson, Wijnaldum, Jones, Thiago, Mane, Salah, Firmino.
Subs: Ojrzynski, Hughes, Milner, Keita, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Shaqiri, Origi, R. Williams, N. Williams.
That starting eleven even 12 months ago would have beat most teamsA shame. Looks like nothing has changed.
If anything, the lineup is getting weaker and weaker.
A shame. Looks like nothing has changed.
If anything, the lineup is getting weaker and weaker.
Given that everyone and their mum knows this, why aren't we setting up to change the game? What are your thoughts about why Klopp would not set up in a way that thwarts the low block? Confuse Sheffield by allowing them to play, ceding possession and hitting them on the counter? It's frustrating to me that we keep playing into the trap, rather than employing tactics that open up the game and thereby allow our forwards room to run at the opposition. It's what they excel at. But it feels like we simply will go out and bang our head against a brick wall. Again.
Given that everyone and their mum knows this, why aren't we setting up to change the game? What are your thoughts about why Klopp would not set up in a way that thwarts the low block? Confuse Sheffield by allowing them to play, ceding possession and hitting them on the counter? It's frustrating to me that we keep playing into the trap, rather than employing tactics that open up the game and thereby allow our forwards room to run at the opposition. It's what they excel at. But it feels like we simply will go out and bang our head against a brick wall. Again.
Jota has appendicitis lool