The Official Liverpool FC Thread [Vol 20]

[type-r]

I know it's a bit of fun but Thomas Frank wouldn't be the worst choice. PL experience and generally comes across as a nice guy like Klopp, and strikes me as someone with a good football brain. Would also make the transition easier post-Klopp for him than some others IMO as I could see the fans taking to him straight away. Style of play would be my main question but he seems smart enough to be a able to adapt and use a different squad to their strengths. Seems like quite a relaxed character and still enjoying the game and the pressures that come with that.

[Willo777]

Adam. said:

Guvernator said:

I guess they are giants of Europe, besides you guys probably didn't want him anyway.

ISWYDT

in fact we all SWYDT

If you lived in London or close by then you'd understand how unbearable the West Hammers have been after their epic Euro dominance.

[Flip Martian]

type-r said:

I know it's a bit of fun but Thomas Frank wouldn't be the worst choice. PL experience and generally comes across as a nice guy like Klopp, and strikes me as someone with a good football brain. Would also make the transition easier post-Klopp for him than some others IMO as I could see the fans taking to him straight away. Style of play would be my main question but he seems smart enough to be a able to adapt and use a different squad to their strengths. Seems like quite a relaxed character and still enjoying the game and the pressures that come with that.

I like Frank. As you say, comes across as a decent human being. I wonder if he's a bit more laid back than Klopp and could stay that way. Klopp when he came in looked fresh and enthusiastic and he's aged quite a bit and generally looks like he needs a good long holiday. Not seen Frank much this season but he's never looked that "flogged to death".

No clue if he could adapt or not but who knows...

Arne Slot of Feyenoord is apparently moving up in the betting odds. Simone Inzaghi (Inter), Sebastien Hoeneß (VfB Stuttgart) and Thiago Motta (Bologna) are also names being mentioned.

I suppose David Moyes will be out of contract soon....

[ferrisbueller]

Jota out again. fk sticks.

[Adam.]

SydneyBridge said:

Living in London, are more money, are the only possible reasons I can think of

Trying to follow Klopp v trying to follow Moyes

[Drabbesttunic]

ferrisbueller said:

Jota out again. fk sticks.

fks sake, really?

[philv]

I reckon jota out again is the season finished.

With jota and trent back i could see us winning all our remaining games.
But not now.

[paulrockliffe]

philv said:

I reckon jota out again is the season finished.

With jota and trent back i could see us winning all our remaining games.
But not now.

Two weeks it said, but I must admit I had the same thought. Will he miss two or three games?

[CountyAFC]

Going back to Adidas kits apparently.

Nikes designs won't be missed, I don't think.

[Cupid-stunt]

Pommy said:

Arne Slot of Feyenoord being rumoured now

The Feyenoord supporters love him.
Just won the KNVB Beker this weekend, and second in the Eredivisie...

[Drabbesttunic]

Cupid-stunt said:

Pommy said:

Arne Slot of Feyenoord being rumoured now

The Feyenoord supporters love him.
Just won the KNVB Beker this weekend, and second in the Eredivisie...

Great stuff, utds manager won 3 eredivisie titles and 2 knvb cups, get him signed up

[epom]

CountyAFC said:

Going back to Adidas kits apparently.

Nikes designs won't be missed, I don't think.

Some of the United retro Adidas stuff is superb tbf. That’s good news.

[SydneyBridge]

Arsenal improving their GD tonight

[jules_s]

Arsenal hit 3 and look likely to get more tbh

[ChocolateFrog]

Chelsea are st.

[DSLiverpool]

How seriously st are Chelsea? We dodged a bullet with the guys they signed against us.

[type-r]

5-0

[SydneyBridge]

Feel a bit sorry for Poch..... Arsenal all over them

[Adam.]

Jackson makes Nunez look lethal

[peter tdci]

Crikey Chelsea, you just had one job to do …