It’s hard to forget he’s still young because it feels like he’s been around for ages.
I’ve said it before, there’s no reason why he can’t be as good for us as Bernardo Silva has been for City.
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It’s hard to forget he’s still young because it feels like he’s been around for ages.
I’ve said it before, there’s no reason why he can’t be as good for us as Bernardo Silva has been for City.
Yeah, it's kinda hard after such a result and that second half performance. But, yeah, Elliot was ropey in the first half for me and Nunez had a pretty shit first half - lost the ball too many times.
Still, we needed that. The team but the fans as well.
Patience before talking about the next game. The Big Dog hasn’t started that conversation. Yet.
Haha, that is true. The Big Dog is on thread duty for the rest of the season.
Or, let's all go mental after the biggest win against our biggest rivals that we've ever seen in our lifetime.
We're against O'Neil as well who was one of our coaches for a bit so he will know our systems well
I'm not 100% sure we've 'turned the corner' yet (so many small mistakes still) ...
The key though seems to be:
1) Healthy Konate
2) Fabinho getting closer to 75% Fabinho from last year
3) Hendo being rested to allow him to play nearer his level.
4) the front 3 functioning doing what the old front 3 did - in terms of being able to create goals with little involvement from the midfield.
We need to have turned the corner for the city - cheslea - arsenal run in
Biggest concern though is once Thiago returns, our midfield balance goes ...
Well that was an interesting day...
Anybody got any of those utd youtuber videos that get spliced together...
Anybody got any of those utd youtuber videos that get spliced together...
Pages 27 & 28 I think
[article]Roberto Firmino scoring Liverpool’s seventh and final goal on Sunday was such an apt way to complete their perfect day. Two goals each for Mohamed Salah, Darwin Núñez and Cody Gakpo pointed to Jürgen Klopp having found his next all-star forward line, and then on came the outgoing legend to cap it all with a neat finish and that trademark smile. Neither of the new men – nor Diogo Jota – is a like-for-like replacement for what Firmino and Sadio Mané once brought to Liverpool but Gakpo’s speed and finishing, plus Núñez’s chaotic element, can still complement Salah. Gakpo arrived at Liverpool in January as a player unfamiliar with playing centrally but Sunday confirmed him as the heir apparent to Firmino. Salah, Liverpool’s new record Premier League goalscorer, was at his brilliant best, a pest to Manchester United even during his team’s difficult first half. He remains a cut above, near-impossible to stop in full flow and drove Luke Shaw, in particular, to distraction.
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"Behave" my Arsenal. Celebrate for sure, but nothing "justifies" doing it in a way which earns a booking every time. It's pointless and it could cost us dearly one day.
Manc friend asked for a movie recommendation ... Thought I'd suggest this?
See now that's where people go wrong in life.
The Magnificent 7 wouldn't have been a bad shout either.
I found it cheers bud. It was class but the one that had the 2 scouser was a bit shit as they were basically acting like 12 y/o's.
I'm not 100% sure we've 'turned the corner' yet (so many small mistakes still) ...
The key though seems to be:
1) Healthy Konate
2) Fabinho getting closer to 75% Fabinho from last year
3) Hendo being rested to allow him to play nearer his level.
4) the front 3 functioning doing what the old front 3 did - in terms of being able to create goals with little involvement from the midfield.
We need to have turned the corner for the city - cheslea - arsenal run in
Biggest concern though is once Thiago returns, our midfield balance goes ...
If our upturn in form continues then I dont think Thiago gets into the team.
I hope you're right but I think Klopp's loyalty will result in a revert to Fabinho - Hendo - Thiago, which I think hurts both Fabinho and Hendo (unless they're 'back' form wise - which I'm hesitating to believe in yet).
I really hope you're wrong. The mobility that Bajcetic and the last two games with Elliott have really injected a upturn in our counter pressing.
Hopefully Klopp sees this. Our midfield doesnt get as exposed when its set up with the right players.
The Fab - Hendo - Thiago must surely be of the past now.
It's a strange 1 with Thiago and this is where I'm a little torn because statistically hasn't he been our best midfielder this season? Certainly coming from one that's watched every single game this season it appears to look that way.
I know the last few results in his absence (excluding Madrid) have been very welcoming but performance wise (excluding Utd) we haven't really seen anything like the Pool of old.
I know the last few results in his absence (excluding Madrid) have been very welcoming but performance wise (excluding Utd) we haven't really seen anything like the Pool of old.
From your mouth to ...
This has been taken down. I watched an American stream so had Peter Drury, but would like to see this again.
He's so good. He augments the drama, he feeds off it. We gave him quite the platform there though.
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