serghei
Senior Member
But of course.
Lol.
I hope you guys get them and try to prove how they can be got at. They sold Karius in the meantime.
I forgot you have to eliminate City first.
But of course.
Lol.
I hope you guys get them and try to prove how they can be got at. They sold Karius in the meantime.
I forgot you have to eliminate City first.
I confess, I get confused how you manage to miss the point and resort to some dick-measuring contest or silly reductionist jabs when someone questions the basis of your world view.
Semi-chronologically:
- RM got at them with mostly experience and luck on a neutral ground. You can chat about Karius all you want, Liverpool had 87 other minutes to try and score.
- City held them to a 0-0 at Anfield (which is pretty much a win in the league when it's this narrow and you're more likely to win at home) and had a chance to win it after VVD fucked up and Mahrez missed the pen.
- Barca got at them with experience at home, then collapsed even when 1 goal away would have seen them through.
- Salzburg made it 3-3 from 3-0 down at Anfield.
- Shitty United got at them without much of an issue at Old Trafford and they needed a bailout goal to stay alive.
- Napoli kicked their ass pretty much 4 times out of 4 meetings.
- Salzburg also held on at home for 60 minutes until the keeper being a turtle cost them the game.
It is energy and incentive that's at the centre of competing against this Liverpool. 30+ year olds, no matter how good, will not escape their press and be able to track them consistently. Do you see me saying RM can do it? Not with any confidence.
it is astonishing how some people mis-interpret the club - they see that Liverpool has won the CL and is currently one if not the best club in - and thus 80% of their players must be outstanding/worldclass.
I do not agree ... These players developed in Liverpool, they form together a great team. Mane in Salzburg was good but nothing more... otherwise real, inter, juve, bayern, psg would have bought him - no southhampton was his next step before moving to Pool
Alision (coming from Roma), Salah (also from Roma), Firminho (Hoffenheim .de), VVD (Southhampton), Oxley-Chamber (Arsenal), Fabhinho (Monaco), Keita (Leipzig), Robertson (Hull), Wijnaldum (Newcastle), Millner (ManCity) , Henderson (Coventry), Matip (Schalke)
So the majority came from good/OK clubs - but they did no come as "top stars".
So my conclusion is they formed an excellent team - but I do not see them as individual excellent world class players (except mo, mane, vvd, alison)
Now 7 of the Liverpool players are in the BallonDor top 30 probably their "equipment manager" is also best in the world because of the CL win. hahaha
Klopp is more important to the team then any player on the field - they would not be near as successful without Klopp.
Dumb narrative. Just because they bought from lesser clubs for lesser money they are bad players? Mane is a top 5 winger in the world. EASILY.
Suarez wasn't a top 5 striker in the world when he signed for Liverpool either and Klopp had no roll in that. Players develop at different times.
I think of all the top teams out there, PSG probably has the best chance to beat Liverpool over two legs. They have the players to keep the ball for long periods in the game and an absolute lethal attack which can bury half chances. But lets not act like are unbeatable now, there are about 8 teams on the same level right now, they just don't have Liverpool's consistency.
Liverpool, City, Barca, Real, Bayern, Juventus, PSG over two legs are all of similar quality.
It seems to me as if domination and control are being conflated here. And you can 'get at' teams by controlling the game without dominating the play. Hence Liverpool aren't invincible and the recipe to beat them isn't that complex.
Pathetic by Pep.