Official Liverpool FC Supporters Thread III

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KOPITE said:
I would keep flannagan and wisdom as they are still young and developing. Flan was good hen he played and wisdom needs to mature.
Lucas I would keep as a squad player and Sterling is 50/50.

The owners should get rid of BR and bring in Koeman or Klopp. They can attract players with their experience in Europe. BR fails in all departments, man management, transfers, tactics and formations.

We should definitely by Benteke even if we need to spend £30m. United spend almost £30m on a player that is young and still need to prove himself. Looks like another Marcovich if you ask me.
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Doesnt look like BR rates Wisdom. Been in and out on loan since BR came in.
 
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Liverpool's XI: Mignolet, Johnson, Lovren, Skrtel, Can, Gerrard, Coutinho, Henderson, Lallana, Sterling, Lambert.

Substitutes: Ward, Toure, Moreno, Lucas, Allen, Ibe, Sinclair.
 
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Unhappy438 said:
Well you either have to score a lot of goals or hope we lose our games by big margins. Its basically done otherwise.
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Lol, you guys aren't that bad, you really aren't.

If you mange to lose top 4 now, your coach and half your team should be fired.
 
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Unhappy438 said:
Haha i agree, just thought i would be pedantic and point out its not impossible :p
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Liverpool's GD is 14 less than ours. Two +4-0 wins for Liverpool and a +4-0 and +3-0 loss for United. Highly improbable. Tough luck, Kopite.

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imranpanji said:
Resigned to it I suppose....horrific first half of the season made it an uphill battle
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We had a good chance until we lost to Arsenal and ManU (and of course Hull) this year.

We have been severely hamstrung by the lack of a fit striker who can score goals - the stats say it all.

Liverpool: Goals - 50 for - 39 against (1.1 per match)

ManU: Goals - 61 for - 36 against (1.0 per match)

DdG has played out of his socks to keep their goals against down (and we still only conceded 3 more than them), but they have scored 11 more goals than we have - and that's the difference in the end.

There are many games that ManU should have lost or drawn that they ended up drawing or winning (edit: we had a few of these as well of course, but it feels (subjectively) as if they had more).

Oh, and it really felt like we got the raw end of the deal yesterday again with respect to fouls against our players not being punished - Fabregas...
 
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Off-topic...looking at the interesting end of the table now.

I thought Newcastle were gonners then checked Sunderland's fixtures...Leicester, Arsenal and Chelsea...ouch. Newcastle get to play relegated QPR next and who knows how QPR will play that one. I back Hull to get something from their games against Spurs and United.
 
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Neoprod said:
Off-topic...looking at the interesting end of the table now.

I thought Newcastle were gonners then checked Sunderland's fixtures...Leicester, Arsenal and Chelsea...ouch. Newcastle get to play relegated QPR next and who knows how QPR will play that one. I back Hull to get something from their games against Spurs and United.
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bottom three will finish as they are now imo.
 
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Neoprod said:
Off-topic...looking at the interesting end of the table now.

I thought Newcastle were gonners then checked Sunderland's fixtures...Leicester, Arsenal and Chelsea...ouch. Newcastle get to play relegated QPR next and who knows how QPR will play that one. I back Hull to get something from their games against Spurs and United.
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Well Hull has Tottenham and Man United...
Sunderland has Lecister, Arsenal and Chelsea
Newcastle has QPR and West Ham
Lecister has Sunderland and QPR...

I think the last relegation spot will be between Sunderland, Newcastle and Hull - I'd say Hull will be the one going down
 
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fishfly said:
Well Hull has Tottenham and Man United...
Sunderland has Lecister, Arsenal and Chelsea
Newcastle has QPR and West Ham
Lecister has Sunderland and QPR...

I think the last relegation spot will be between Sunderland, Newcastle and Hull - I'd say Hull will be the one going down
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I was just reading that Hull have never won a Premier league game in May. So I also say Hull. Link
 
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wonder if this is true:

IBE STALLING

Manchester City are keeping an eye on Jordan Ibe’s contract situation at Liverpool as he is reportedly stalling on a new deal.

The 19-year-old was poised to sign a new contract last month but it has been shelved until the end of the season, according to the Daily Mail.

Ibe has broken into the first team at Liverpool this season after impressing during a loan spell with Derby County
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I'm guessing I will cry today lol

Today marks one of the saddest days in football

17 years
708 appearances
185 Goals
10 Trophies

1 Man

Captain fantastic

He may of not won us the league, but he has won our hearts

Steven Gerrard - Mr Liverpool

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Mignolet, Can, Lovren, Skrtel, Moreno, Gerrard, Henderson, Coutinho, Lallana, Ibe, Sterling.

Substitutes: Ward, Johnson, Toure, Lambert, Lucas, Allen, Sinclair.
 
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