The OFFICIAL Liverpool FC thread - Arne to Slot right in?

[Armamike]

Good to see the energy and zip back in the play from the very start to the end.  They looked up for it from the start last night.  Maybe the penny's dropped after the last few flat performances. 

[dublin7]

Good to see the energy and zip back in the play from the very start to the end.  They looked up for it from the start last night.  Maybe the penny's dropped after the last few flat performances.

They drew with an the form team in the Premier league in Man Utd and Bayern Munich. It's not like they were playing Huddersfield and Cardiff

[trueblue1234]

Good to see the energy and zip back in the play from the very start to the end.  They looked up for it from the start last night.  Maybe the penny's dropped after the last few flat performances.

TAA addition is huge in that respect. I know he's got things to learn defensively but when VVD is there beside him he looks a much more settled player. His energy levels are fantastic. But would be a great time to start getting a run together of good form to try and cancel out the nerves.

[north_antrim_hound]

Good to see the energy and zip back in the play from the very start to the end.  They looked up for it from the start last night.  Maybe the penny's dropped after the last few flat performances.

TAA addition is huge in that respect. I know he's got things to learn defensively but when VVD is there beside him he looks a much more settled player. His energy levels are fantastic. But would be a great time to start getting a run together of good form to try and cancel out the nerves.

Completely agree TAA still has some flaws defensively more down to his young years but the extra attacking dimension he brings means they can be dangerous down both wings.
Another performance or two like that and no more injuries could keep the PL tight to the end.

[brokencrossbar1]

Good to see the energy and zip back in the play from the very start to the end.  They looked up for it from the start last night.  Maybe the penny's dropped after the last few flat performances.

TAA addition is huge in that respect. I know he's got things to learn defensively but when VVD is there beside him he looks a much more settled player. His energy levels are fantastic. But would be a great time to start getting a run together of good form to try and cancel out the nerves.

Completely agree TAA still has some flaws defensively more down to his young years but the extra attacking dimension he brings means they can be dangerous down both wings.
Another performance or two like that and no more injuries could keep the PL tight to the end.

He and Robertson are having a competiton on who gets the most assists....I think Robertson has 10 and he has 6.  That is seriously good for your FBs and given that Milner has played there also and has a few assists I'd say we have about 20 from the full back positions.  the defensive spine of Allison-VVD-Matip/Lovern/Gomez- Fab allows the FBs to push high up the field and play like wingers.

[Armamike]

Good to see the energy and zip back in the play from the very start to the end.  They looked up for it from the start last night.  Maybe the penny's dropped after the last few flat performances.

They drew with an the form team in the Premier league in Man Utd and Bayern Munich. It's not like they were playing Huddersfield and Cardiff

I'm talking about Leicester and West Ham as well!  Bournemouth aside, since the Jan trip to Dubai the tempo has dropped.

[Gabriel_Hurl]

An Italian national has pleaded guilty to assaulting Liverpool FC supporter Sean Cox outside Anfield stadium.
Father-of-three Mr Cox, 53, from Dunboyne in Co Meath, Ireland, suffered catastrophic head injuries in the attack ahead of the Champions League semi-final first leg tie between Liverpool and AS Roma on April 24 last year.
He has been recovering at the National Rehabilitation Hospital in Dun Laoghaire after he spent four-and-a-half weeks at the Walton Centre in Liverpool, a specialist neurological unit for brain injuries, following the incident.
On Thursday, Simone Mastrelli, 30, from Rome, appeared from custody at Preston Crown Court and entered a guilty plea to unlawfully and maliciously inflicting grievous bodily harm on Mr Cox.
A separate count of violent disorder was allowed to lie on file by the Crown Prosecution Service after it accepted his not guilty plea to the charge.
Sentencing by the Recorder of Preston, Judge Mark Brown, will follow shortly.
Mr Cox's wife, Martina, was in court for the hearing.
Mastrelli was extradited to the UK last month after being arrested on a European Arrest Warrant in his home country.
Another Roma fan, Filippo Lombardi, 21, was cleared of inflicting grievous bodily harm on Mr Cox in October, though he was jailed for three years for violent disorder.
A third man, Daniele Sciusco, 29, from Rome, admitted violent disorder ahead of the match and was jailed for two-and-a-half years in August 2018.

[laoislad]

Great response. you've not answered how many bars and which ones - what's that I hear... bullshit

Any we passed were at it flat out so that's at least 8.  If you have been to Anfield when United play there you can't miss hearing it. The so-called Spirit Of Shankly association even sang about Munich during their end of season parties FFS. It's the norm.

How'd you get to the match that day? I'm very interested to hear about these 8 pubs (could've been more) you're talking about.

Over the Bar still hasn't got back to you I see....

[Aaron Boone]

An Italian national has pleaded guilty to assaulting Liverpool FC supporter Sean Cox outside Anfield stadium.
Father-of-three Mr Cox, 53, from Dunboyne in Co Meath, Ireland, suffered catastrophic head injuries in the attack ahead of the Champions League semi-final first leg tie between Liverpool and AS Roma on April 24 last year.
He has been recovering at the National Rehabilitation Hospital in Dun Laoghaire after he spent four-and-a-half weeks at the Walton Centre in Liverpool, a specialist neurological unit for brain injuries, following the incident.
On Thursday, Simone Mastrelli, 30, from Rome, appeared from custody at Preston Crown Court and entered a guilty plea to unlawfully and maliciously inflicting grievous bodily harm on Mr Cox.
A separate count of violent disorder was allowed to lie on file by the Crown Prosecution Service after it accepted his not guilty plea to the charge.
Sentencing by the Recorder of Preston, Judge Mark Brown, will follow shortly.
Mr Cox's wife, Martina, was in court for the hearing.
Mastrelli was extradited to the UK last month after being arrested on a European Arrest Warrant in his home country.
Another Roma fan, Filippo Lombardi, 21, was cleared of inflicting grievous bodily harm on Mr Cox in October, though he was jailed for three years for violent disorder.
A third man, Daniele Sciusco, 29, from Rome, admitted violent disorder ahead of the match and was jailed for two-and-a-half years in August 2018.

The cops did very well to track these hooligans down.

[Geoff Tipps]

Great response. you've not answered how many bars and which ones - what's that I hear... bullshit

Any we passed were at it flat out so that's at least 8.  If you have been to Anfield when United play there you can't miss hearing it. The so-called Spirit Of Shankly association even sang about Munich during their end of season parties FFS. It's the norm.

How'd you get to the match that day? I'm very interested to hear about these 8 pubs (could've been more) you're talking about.

Over the Bar still hasn't got back to you I see....

He's in a bar in Edinburgh singing nasty songs about Brendan Rodgers 

[markl121]

Great performance last night. Van dijk is just a ridiculous player he makes the game look like a piece of piss.

[laoislad]

Great performance last night. Van dijk is just a ridiculous player he makes the game look like a piece of piss.

Vidic said during the week that he wouldn't get into the United team
Apparently not as good as Boyata either according to one genius. 

[thebuzz]

Great performance last night. Van dijk is just a ridiculous player he makes the game look like a piece of piss.

Vidic said during the week that he wouldn't get into the United team
Apparently not as good as Boyata either according to one genius. 

No wonder Liverpool only drew with United when their backs are all better than him!! 

[J70]

An Italian national has pleaded guilty to assaulting Liverpool FC supporter Sean Cox outside Anfield stadium.
Father-of-three Mr Cox, 53, from Dunboyne in Co Meath, Ireland, suffered catastrophic head injuries in the attack ahead of the Champions League semi-final first leg tie between Liverpool and AS Roma on April 24 last year.
He has been recovering at the National Rehabilitation Hospital in Dun Laoghaire after he spent four-and-a-half weeks at the Walton Centre in Liverpool, a specialist neurological unit for brain injuries, following the incident.
On Thursday, Simone Mastrelli, 30, from Rome, appeared from custody at Preston Crown Court and entered a guilty plea to unlawfully and maliciously inflicting grievous bodily harm on Mr Cox.
A separate count of violent disorder was allowed to lie on file by the Crown Prosecution Service after it accepted his not guilty plea to the charge.
Sentencing by the Recorder of Preston, Judge Mark Brown, will follow shortly.
Mr Cox's wife, Martina, was in court for the hearing.
Mastrelli was extradited to the UK last month after being arrested on a European Arrest Warrant in his home country.
Another Roma fan, Filippo Lombardi, 21, was cleared of inflicting grievous bodily harm on Mr Cox in October, though he was jailed for three years for violent disorder.
A third man, Daniele Sciusco, 29, from Rome, admitted violent disorder ahead of the match and was jailed for two-and-a-half years in August 2018.

The cops did very well to track these hooligans down.

At least he pled guilty, which would signify some level of remorse.

I don't get the hooligan mindset. I tried watching that Football Factories series on Netflix (think its from the mid-2000s), but gave up after a couple of episodes. Halfwit men, often in their middle age, glorying in the fact that they're "hard" and boasting about beating some poor b**tard up and leaving a business card saying something like "you've just met X hooligan gang" on the lad's jacket. Liverpool fans robbing their way through unsuspecting Swiss towns in the late 70s/early 80s, bringing home Lacoste gear, United fans doing the same in England, Millwall fans boasting about destroying Kenilworth Road back in the 80s, some Chelsea "Headhunter" moron selling his memoir and posing for photos outside Stamford Bridge. Worst was some Burnley gobshite showing off his teenage son in the hooligan pub, who he was grooming to be one of the next generation! Idiots, the lot of them.

[gawa316]

Great response. you've not answered how many bars and which ones - what's that I hear... bullshit

Any we passed were at it flat out so that's at least 8.  If you have been to Anfield when United play there you can't miss hearing it. The so-called Spirit Of Shankly association even sang about Munich during their end of season parties FFS. It's the norm.

How'd you get to the match that day? I'm very interested to hear about these 8 pubs (could've been more) you're talking about.

Over the Bar still hasn't got back to you I see....

Probably traveling back from being at the Palace game