Premier League 2024-2025

[Milltown Row2]

How does Jota not get on this Liverpool team? Is he injured or is there a player better?

As I was saying

Jota missed a couple months out injured. He's currently being eased back into fitness and form after getting back a few weeks ago.

He's the player you want in any team, the effort he puts in, is what's needed

[Easttyrone23]

How long till Liverpool rightfully take the title of the premier leagues biggest bottlers from Spurs?

They've led 6 times at Xmas and closed the deal once.

Christmas is half way through the season. Leading the league with a few games to go or having a big lead and losing it would be bottling. Those few seasons when they finished second behind city with 90+ points can hardly be labelled as bottling it. The only time I can think where Liverpool Bottled it was 13/14 when they had it in their hands with 3 games to go. But in fairness that season Arsenal and Chelsea were top majority of the season but Liverpool won something like 11 games in a row to take over.

Funny thing is the same people claiming it would be a bottle job if Liverpool don't win it are the same that were claiming they wouldn't even finish top 4 this season with Klopp leaving. As for the Spurs claim, I don't remember Spurs ever bottling a league title but understand the "Spursy" tag where they can beat a top team but lose to an underdog.

Seems to be United and Arsenal fans calling Liverpool Bottlers. I can't blame them as for United the only thing they have over Liverpool is the 1 more league title. And as for Arsenal it must be sickening seeing their best team in 20 years with nothing but an FA cup.

Liverpool were the only team to win a league during City's dominance over the last 7 or 8 years. Liverpool have won every single trophy over the last 5 years yet there's idiots like yourselfs trying to make a claim for them being the biggest bottlers 😂. Concentrate on your own clubs rather than the most successful football club in the country.

[jcpen]

I've always thought this leading at Christmas thing is a bit of nonsense.
Probably a Sky Sports invention to drum up hype and lapped up by people who know no better.
Its not even half way through the season really based on number of games most clubs will have played at that stage.
Who cares FFS.

[RedHand88]

How long till Liverpool rightfully take the title of the premier leagues biggest bottlers from Spurs?

They've led 6 times at Xmas and closed the deal once.

Eh? They have 19 league titles?

[Milltown Row2]

I've always thought this leading at Christmas thing is a bit of nonsense.
Probably a Sky Sports invention to drum up hype and lapped up by people who know no better.
Its not even half way through the season really based on number of games most clubs will have played at that stage.
Who cares FFS.

You obviously with this post, and Turf and the missing LL 

[Dag Dog]

How long till Liverpool rightfully take the title of the premier leagues biggest bottlers from Spurs?

They've led 6 times at Xmas and closed the deal once.

Eh? They have 19 league titles?

Read the quoted posts and try again.

[Dag Dog]

How long till Liverpool rightfully take the title of the premier leagues biggest bottlers from Spurs?

They've led 6 times at Xmas and closed the deal once.

Liverpool were the only team to win a league during City's dominance over the last 7 or 8 years. Liverpool have won every single trophy over the last 5 years yet there's idiots like yourselfs trying to make a claim for them being the biggest bottlers 😂. Concentrate on your own clubs rather than the most successful football club in the country.

One league, one FA Cup and one Champions League in Klopp's decade. That's hardly a golden era.

[RedHand88]

How long till Liverpool rightfully take the title of the premier leagues biggest bottlers from Spurs?

They've led 6 times at Xmas and closed the deal once.

Eh? They have 19 league titles?

Read the quoted posts and try again.

I did and I'm still lost. Did they not lead at Christmas for any of the 18 other times they won the league or have I got that wrong?
You arent making any sense.

[Dag Dog]

How long till Liverpool rightfully take the title of the premier leagues biggest bottlers from Spurs?

They've led 6 times at Xmas and closed the deal once.

Eh? They have 19 league titles?

Read the quoted posts and try again.

I did and I'm still lost. Did they not lead at Christmas for any of the 18 other times they won the league or have I got that wrong?
You arent making any sense.

You're right about one thing, you are lost.

[jcpen]

Man City dropped more points with conceding in added time v Brentford.

They have Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool, Newcastle and Spurs all to play in the next few weeks.

[jcpen]

How long till Liverpool rightfully take the title of the premier leagues biggest bottlers from Spurs?

They've led 6 times at Xmas and closed the deal once.

Eh? They have 19 league titles?

Read the quoted posts and try again.

I did and I'm still lost. Did they not lead at Christmas for any of the 18 other times they won the league or have I got that wrong?
You arent making any sense.

You're right about one thing, you are lost.

What does being top at Christmas really mean though? Its nonsense. Not even half way through the season.

[quit yo jibbajabba]

It means a lot to Brendan & Dag Dog

[RedHand88]

Team in 1st draws away to the team in 3rd, (now 2nd.) Keeping them at arms length. A good result.

[lurganblue]

How long till Liverpool rightfully take the title of the premier leagues biggest bottlers from Spurs?

They've led 6 times at Xmas and closed the deal once.

Christmas is half way through the season. Leading the league with a few games to go or having a big lead and losing it would be bottling. Those few seasons when they finished second behind city with 90+ points can hardly be labelled as bottling it. The only time I can think where Liverpool Bottled it was 13/14 when they had it in their hands with 3 games to go. But in fairness that season Arsenal and Chelsea were top majority of the season but Liverpool won something like 11 games in a row to take over.

Funny thing is the same people claiming it would be a bottle job if Liverpool don't win it are the same that were claiming they wouldn't even finish top 4 this season with Klopp leaving. As for the Spurs claim, I don't remember Spurs ever bottling a league title but understand the "Spursy" tag where they can beat a top team but lose to an underdog.

Seems to be United and Arsenal fans calling Liverpool Bottlers. I can't blame them as for United the only thing they have over Liverpool is the 1 more league title. And as for Arsenal it must be sickening seeing their best team in 20 years with nothing but an FA cup.

Liverpool were the only team to win a league during City's dominance over the last 7 or 8 years. Liverpool have won every single trophy over the last 5 years yet there's idiots like yourselfs trying to make a claim for them being the biggest bottlers 😂. Concentrate on your own clubs rather than the most successful football club in the country.

Spurs ended up 3rd in a 2 horse race when they had their chance down the stretch with Leicester.

[J70]

How long till Liverpool rightfully take the title of the premier leagues biggest bottlers from Spurs?

They've led 6 times at Xmas and closed the deal once.

Liverpool were the only team to win a league during City's dominance over the last 7 or 8 years. Liverpool have won every single trophy over the last 5 years yet there's idiots like yourselfs trying to make a claim for them being the biggest bottlers 😂. Concentrate on your own clubs rather than the most successful football club in the country.

One league, one FA Cup and one Champions League in Klopp's decade. That's hardly a golden era.

Perhaps not, but given where Liverpool were at when he took over and the petrostate behemoth he was up against, Klopp did an outstanding job at Liverpool. The league title he did win took an unprecedented, and unlikely to be repeated, run of form to push City aside. The two he lost were by a whisker. Throw in three CL final appearances, one of which was totally unexpected. In terms of overall impact on the club, he's second only to Shankly. Hopefully Slot has it in him to build on it like Paisley did. But it's been a pretty f**king sweet decade to follow Liverpool.