The Official Liverpool FC Thread [Vol 18]
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I assume they are attempting to play some kind of system but I have no idea what it is. Milner seems to be a number 10 half the time and jota, Shaq and Keita - well I have no idea?
I've given Klopp a pass this season as a supporter but we'd be naive to think he won't be under massive pressure from the media now and something needs to change quick - the formation, anything
I've given Klopp a pass this season as a supporter but we'd be naive to think he won't be under massive pressure from the media now and something needs to change quick - the formation, anything
BadBull said:
I said to friends that Liverpool would suffer more than most with the lack of fans.
Our fans can carry the team at team at times.
We used to score so many late goals in large part because them.
I did wonder about that.Our fans can carry the team at team at times.
We used to score so many late goals in large part because them.
As an outside looking in it's stark just how quiet games are right now if you're watching on a channel without the piped crown noise.
I can't think of anything else that can even vaguely start to explain what's happened.
It's clear that Klopp has absolutely no Plan B. Making seven changes is no Plan B. In many ways it screams of desperation. He has not coached an alternative way, a more direct approach, taken a bit more of a risk... or it just isn't translating on to the pitch.
Even if we somehow win this game (unlikely) it shouldn't mask the fact that we are continually slow in the build up and virtually no threat in any sort of attack.
Even if we somehow win this game (unlikely) it shouldn't mask the fact that we are continually slow in the build up and virtually no threat in any sort of attack.
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hstewie said:
hstewie said:BadBull said:
I said to friends that Liverpool would suffer more than most with the lack of fans.
Our fans can carry the team at team at times.
We used to score so many late goals in large part because them.
I did wonder about that.Our fans can carry the team at team at times.
We used to score so many late goals in large part because them.
As an outside looking in it's stark just how quiet games are right now if you're watching on a channel without the piped crown noise.
I can't think of anything else that can even vaguely start to explain what's happened.
Klopp is a fantastic 'cheerleader'. His rapport with the fans is such that he can influence the entire crowd from the touchline.
Our fans have driven the team on countless times. They don't let the players drop their heads. In all the late goals, the almost impossible comebacks etc the fans played a huge part.
All that is missing now.
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