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Originally Posted By Torres65
Don't feed the troll


I think it's OK to slaughter a clown.

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Wum-tastic thread.

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His first mistake was taking over from a squad that BR put together.

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Originally Posted By Torres65
Don't feed the troll


Exactly.

Why do you guys even bother with this clown? it went past being remotely funny months ago.


Government is not reason; it is not eloquent; it is force. Like fire, it is a dangerous servant and a fearful master.

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Originally Posted By Top4


Exactly.

Why do you guys even bother with this clown? it went past being remotely funny months ago.


Well said

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Originally Posted By Red_Scouser
When you look back at Brendan's time in charge, there are some obvious mistakes that in hindsight can be identified. A series of poor signings, the line-up against Madrid, failing to resolve defensive issues.

Jurgen Klopp has made his first mistake - he has underestimated the demands of Liverpool's fixture list. It staggered me that he wasn't aware that there were replays in the FA Cup or 2nd legs in the league cup until after he joined Liverpool. There's a lot going for Klopp but he is not as astute or intelligent as say Rafa or Brendan.

It is because of this that he is not regarded in the class of Fergie or Wenger.

We've seen already the dramatic effect Klopp has had on Lovren and Emre Can. He certainly gives players belief that they lacked under Brendan.

However, we've paid the price of Klopp's first mistake in the form of a large injury list, and I just hope that this isn't a trend that will eventually down Klopp's Anfield career in a simlar way to Brendan's naivity and Rafa's domineering.
Record breaking. Never read so much bullshyte in so few lines.

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Originally Posted By imadk
Originally Posted By Red_Scouser
When you look back at Brendan's time in charge, there are some obvious mistakes that in hindsight can be identified. A series of poor signings, the line-up against Madrid, failing to resolve defensive issues.

Jurgen Klopp has made his first mistake - he has underestimated the demands of Liverpool's fixture list. It staggered me that he wasn't aware that there were replays in the FA Cup or 2nd legs in the league cup until after he joined Liverpool. There's a lot going for Klopp but he is not as astute or intelligent as say Rafa or Brendan.

It is because of this that he is not regarded in the class of Fergie or Wenger.

We've seen already the dramatic effect Klopp has had on Lovren and Emre Can. He certainly gives players belief that they lacked under Brendan.

However, we've paid the price of Klopp's first mistake in the form of a large injury list, and I just hope that this isn't a trend that will eventually down Klopp's Anfield career in a simlar way to Brendan's naivity and Rafa's domineering.
Record breaking. Never read so much bullshyte in so few lines.


BR overspent massively on players where 90% of them were sh*t. We had 1 good season under BR were Chelsea arsenal utd were all playing bad and had 2/3 games a week compared to our 1.
BR has been sacked since october and not one other club has talked to him about managing. QPR, Sunderland even swansea stayed with their caretaker manager rather than look at BR.
The sheer fact he wasted so much money and got rid of key players is why we are here today a whole level under the top 4 teams all brought upon BR and FSG.

BR name shouldnt be mentioned as hes a person of the past who most fans would like to erase from the clubs history but we cant. I appreciated his effort but he was never going to be good enough and his constant BS interviews turned everyone against him because he was in denial and his own imaginary world.

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Originally Posted By Snakeye
Klopp himself said the lads are only doing light trainings as recovery so how is he to blame? Sturridge is always injured, Ings and Gomez are serious injuries one on internation duty. You just can't blame a manager its just unlucky. Whats even more pathetic is the media who have also put some of the blame on Klopp.


The hectic schedule has made life really difficult for Klopp however I do believe he could have adapted his plans instead of copying the blueprint he had at Dortmund. Different circumstances call for a different approach.

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Originally Posted By Ambitious1
Originally Posted By imadk
Originally Posted By Red_Scouser
When you look back at Brendan's time in charge, there are some obvious mistakes that in hindsight can be identified. A series of poor signings, the line-up against Madrid, failing to resolve defensive issues.

Jurgen Klopp has made his first mistake - he has underestimated the demands of Liverpool's fixture list. It staggered me that he wasn't aware that there were replays in the FA Cup or 2nd legs in the league cup until after he joined Liverpool. There's a lot going for Klopp but he is not as astute or intelligent as say Rafa or Brendan.

It is because of this that he is not regarded in the class of Fergie or Wenger.

We've seen already the dramatic effect Klopp has had on Lovren and Emre Can. He certainly gives players belief that they lacked under Brendan.

However, we've paid the price of Klopp's first mistake in the form of a large injury list, and I just hope that this isn't a trend that will eventually down Klopp's Anfield career in a simlar way to Brendan's naivity and Rafa's domineering.
Record breaking. Never read so much bullshyte in so few lines.


BR overspent massively on players where 90% of them were sh*t. We had 1 good season under BR were Chelsea arsenal utd were all playing bad and had 2/3 games a week compared to our 1.
BR has been sacked since october and not one other club has talked to him about managing. QPR, Sunderland even swansea stayed with their caretaker manager rather than look at BR.
The sheer fact he wasted so much money and got rid of key players is why we are here today a whole level under the top 4 teams all brought upon BR and FSG.

BR name shouldnt be mentioned as hes a person of the past who most fans would like to erase from the clubs history but we cant. I appreciated his effort but he was never going to be good enough and his constant BS interviews turned everyone against him because he was in denial and his own imaginary world.


Brendan spoke with Swansea's chairman and he ruled himself out.

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Originally Posted By Top4
Originally Posted By Torres65
Don't feed the troll


Exactly.

Why do you guys even bother with this clown? it went past being remotely funny months ago.


I give my view on Liverpool, take it or leave it. I don't try and force stuff onto people like you and then consider everything I say as a statement of fact as if everyone else's points of view are inferior.

That Rafa picture really suits you.

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