The Official Liverpool FC Thread [Vol 11]

[Black can man]

Very good l

[hornetrider]

Black can man said:

hornetrider said:

Nice one Pike.

You mean youthful & handsome eh ?

Whale omelette.

[Blib]

hornetrider said:

Black can man said:

I'm assuming Blib would be Godfrey .

Nice one Pike.

Shut it, Sponge!

[Black can man]

Private Sponge ! That's the one .

[Blib]

Black can man said:

Private Sponge ! That's the one .

The name fits. I shall continue to refer to him as Sponge.

Only on the football threads, mind. I like him everywhere else.

[hornetrider]

Ruddock works

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWoGUahiUq8

[Black can man]

Blib said:

The name fits. I shall continue to refer to him as Sponge.

Only on the football threads, mind. I like him everywhere else.

You do know he's Welsh don't you .


It's good to see him back in here though.

[London424]

There's a lot of knowledge being spouted by a 3 month in newbie...I wonder who has reinvented themselves this time after a banning

[ascayman]

London424 said:

There's a lot of knowledge being spouted by a 3 month in newbie...I wonder who has reinvented themselves this time after a banning

id been thinking exactly that.

[lemmingjames]

epom said:

I do believe this weekends game will be Thread Defining....

only 3 points away from 5th

i cant believe this nuggest went passed easily,

hornetrider said:

Nice one Pike.

HR returning to his team thread or he just in it for the glory hunting?

[jammy-git]

HR has been occasionally posting for a few weeks now at least.

[RedTrident]

ferrisbueller said:

RedTrident said:

I don't remember referring to him as doglesh. I recall referring to him as a relic.

RedTrident said:

Really. I called him Doglesh? I'm surprised by that. I particularly liked the term relic.

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&f=215&t=1149847&i=700

Raja said:

I remember them days well. Dogst Dogleash was a favourite of mine

Where in that did I call him that. Go and read the post and the context. You'll have to do better than that.

[RedTrident]

And all of this because I questioned the judgement of a manager I support for imo making a series of errors in a game we lost.

I'd be genuinely surprised if I called Dalglish, dogleash. It's not a selective memory at all. If for no other reason than that I'm a lover of animals.

For Karius I think Sunday could very well be EPL career defining.

[RedTrident]

TerryThomas said:

Dont judge us when Red Trident is being vociferous. He rankles with most posters.

Was really good in here before the Bournemouth game. Lots of jokes about Lego, landmines and season defining sea urchins.

You've been here 3 months and you speak on behalf of most posters. How can this be?

[type-r]

RedTrident said:

For Karius I think Sunday could very well be EPL career defining.

I want to see Klopp make a strong decision here. He made the mistake with Moreno continually playing him; Karius needs to be replaced by Mignolet, not because he is any better but because he deserves the chance based on Karius's performances so far.

[RedTrident]

type-r said:

RedTrident said:

For Karius I think Sunday could very well be EPL career defining.

I want to see Klopp to action here. He made the mistake with Moreno continually playing him; Karius needs to be replaced by Mignolet, not because he is any better but he deserves the chance based on Karius's performances so far.

I agree with you. What signal does it send out to the second choice keeper if the first choice keeper continues to make mistakes but appears undroppable? Surely one of the reasons for bringing in Karius was that we'd have two first team keepers to choose from.

Klopp dropped Mignolet last season under similar circumstances, unfortunately we replaced him with a lad that would struggle to get in goal for any premier league team. Where is he by the way?

[Flip Martian]

type-r said:

I want to see Klopp make a strong decision here. He made the mistake with Moreno continually playing him; Karius needs to be replaced by Mignolet, not because he is any better but he deserves the chance based on Karius's performances so far.

Won't necessarily happen yet just because it would make him look weak and that he takes the advice of the press/pundits, even when we know he prob doesn't even look at most of what's said. And what to do is Mings is a flop? Drop him again straight away? Tough call, but then he's paid to make tough calls.

[pinchmeimdreamin]

I think he should play the sea urchin in goal

[type-r]

RedTrident said:

I agree with you. What signal does it send out to the second choice keeper if the first choice keeper continues to make mistakes but appears undroppable? Surely one of the reasons for bringing in Karius was that we'd have two first team keepers to choose from.

Klopp dropped Mignolet last season under similar circumstances, unfortunately we replaced him with a lad that would struggle to get in goal for any premier league team. Where is he by the way?

Bogdan? God knows!

[type-r]

Flip Martian said:

Won't necessarily happen yet just because it would make him look weak and that he takes the advice of the press/pundits, even when we know he prob doesn't even look at most of what's said. And what to do is Mings is a flop? Drop him again straight away? Tough call, but then he's paid to make tough calls.

I suspect you are right - however one should never put their pride before principle. Klopp has made tough calls with Sakho and selling Ibe - both strong and correct decisions IMO - he can be ruthless - and now he needs to also show that in his game management.