The OFFICIAL Liverpool FC thread - #DankeJürgen

[J70]

Unbelievable how quickly they have fell, Klopp would be sacked at most other top clubs by now.

Says a lot about those clubs.

[Never beat the deeler]

Officially now a crisis.  Klopp and the players look devoid of any ideas whatsoever.  Can't keep losing games like this.  Extremely worrying how the management haven't been able to find a way to halt this nightmare run.

It's just astonishing they keep playing exactly the same way every single game. Surely they have to try something different.

At least he tried 4 4 2 late on. Maybe he's finally realising the 4 4 3 system is done with our full backs in this form.

The worst part of the 4 4 3 is how you can't have a goalie

[StPatsAbu]

Officially now a crisis.  Klopp and the players look devoid of any ideas whatsoever.  Can't keep losing games like this.  Extremely worrying how the management haven't been able to find a way to halt this nightmare run.

It's just astonishing they keep playing exactly the same way every single game. Surely they have to try something different.

At least he tried 4 4 2 late on. Maybe he's finally realising the 4 4 3 system is done with our full backs in this form.

The worst part of the 4 4 3 is how you can't have a goalie

[RedHand88]

Officially now a crisis.  Klopp and the players look devoid of any ideas whatsoever.  Can't keep losing games like this.  Extremely worrying how the management haven't been able to find a way to halt this nightmare run.

It's just astonishing they keep playing exactly the same way every single game. Surely they have to try something different.

At least he tried 4 4 2 late on. Maybe he's finally realising the 4 4 3 system is done with our full backs in this form.

The worst part of the 4 4 3 is how you can't have a goalie

Well the way Allison comes out sometimes he may as well be a 4th midfielder 

[Armamike]

Unbelievable how quickly they have fell, Klopp would be sacked at most other top clubs by now.

Chelsea probably. Man U tend to hang on a bit longer.

[GetOverTheBar]

Unbelievable how quickly they have fell, Klopp would be sacked at most other top clubs by now.

Says a lot about those clubs.

Not really, Leicester were left with no choice but to sack Ranieri after the miracle.

Never say never.

But it's clear something is broken behind the scenes. I don't know if Liverpool can afford to miss the UCL.

[johnnycool]

Unbelievable how quickly they have fell, Klopp would be sacked at most other top clubs by now.

Says a lot about those clubs.

Not really, Leicester were left with no choice but to sack Ranieri after the miracle.

Never say never.

But it's clear something is broken behind the scenes. I don't know if Liverpool can afford to miss the UCL.

Joe Gomez and VVD were injured well before December yet Liverpool waited until the very last day of the transfer window to get in two central defenders and now Klopp keeps telling everyone that Davis hasn't "acclimatised" yet and it's now the middle of March.

I get the feeling Klopp didn't get his way transfer wise in January and now they're reaping the rewards of this dithering.

[GetOverTheBar]

Most of these managers do the same. Conte took the hump at Chelsea when they didn't give him who he wanted in the transfer window. It looks very similar.

[J70]

Unbelievable how quickly they have fell, Klopp would be sacked at most other top clubs by now.

Says a lot about those clubs.

Not really, Leicester were left with no choice but to sack Ranieri after the miracle.

Never say never.

But it's clear something is broken behind the scenes. I don't know if Liverpool can afford to miss the UCL.

Raineri was nowhere near Klopp's level.

His league win was a freak. An aberration.

Klopp has more than earned the opportunity to work through this.

Let the press and rival fans froth away. He's going nowhere.

[Taylor]

It looks like Klopp is putting all of his eggs into winning the CL looking at players being rested yesterday.

The way they are playing that is highly unlikely so if there is no CL next season you could see an exit of the big names and the manager

[GetOverTheBar]

Unbelievable how quickly they have fell, Klopp would be sacked at most other top clubs by now.

Says a lot about those clubs.

Not really, Leicester were left with no choice but to sack Ranieri after the miracle.

Never say never.

But it's clear something is broken behind the scenes. I don't know if Liverpool can afford to miss the UCL.

Raineri was nowhere near Klopp's level.

His league win was a freak. An aberration.

Klopp has more than earned the opportunity to work through this.

Let the press and rival fans froth away. He's going nowhere.

No it wasn't. The best team always wins the league. Some of the players in that title winning team would still get into every team in England. Vardy, Kante, Mahrez.....the achievement was even more special with Robert Huth, Danny Simpson and Wes Morgan at the back. Ranieri deserves total respect for that achievement.

The press need a target, Klopp is now right in their sights. Typical British Press....build you up to nail you.

[thewobbler]

It was a freaky aberration.

Chelsea, Liverpool, City and United had all pretty much downed tools by Christmas, while every side Leicester faced post Christmas seemed unusually willing to succumb to the narrowest of defeats. A grand tally of 68 goals for the season was not the mark of the best team. More like the least worst.

[StPatsAbu]

It was a freaky aberration.

Chelsea, Liverpool, City and United had all pretty much downed tools by Christmas, while every side Leicester faced post Christmas seemed unusually willing to succumb to the narrowest of defeats. A grand tally of 68 goals for the season was not the mark of the best team. More like the least worst.

Lol. The only freaky aberration title was Liverpool's last year. Like the rest of the world every other club was focusing on the global the pandemic. LFC didn't care whose grandparents died so long as they got they broke their EPL duck. They even furloughed the lowest paid in the club to finance it.

[Armamike]

It was a freaky aberration.

Chelsea, Liverpool, City and United had all pretty much downed tools by Christmas, while every side Leicester faced post Christmas seemed unusually willing to succumb to the narrowest of defeats. A grand tally of 68 goals for the season was not the mark of the best team. More like the least worst.

Lol. The only freaky aberration title was Liverpool's last year. Like the rest of the world every other club was focusing on the global the pandemic. LFC didn't care whose grandparents died so long as they got they broke their EPL duck. They even furloughed the lowest paid in the club to finance it.

Get a life. You're trying way too hard.

[laoislad]

It was a freaky aberration.

Chelsea, Liverpool, City and United had all pretty much downed tools by Christmas, while every side Leicester faced post Christmas seemed unusually willing to succumb to the narrowest of defeats. A grand tally of 68 goals for the season was not the mark of the best team. More like the least worst.

Lol. The only freaky aberration title was Liverpool's last year. Like the rest of the world every other club was focusing on the global the pandemic. LFC didn't care whose grandparents died so long as they got they broke their EPL duck. They even furloughed the lowest paid in the club to finance it.

U ok hun? X x x