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That miss by Lallana was criminal
So we're Fernandinho and de Brunye to be fair.
That miss by Lallana was criminal
Should have won that, but the point is a good result considering we don't play any of these teams anymore. They all have to play each other though.
Liverpool need another wing. A garbage man, two defenders and maybe a goalie. Up the reds.
That's a good question. But if we drop points, the other teams will also drop points when they play each other.Is that really a good thing for Liverpool?
Is that really a good thing for Liverpool?
Is that really a good thing for Liverpool?
It's not until proven otherwise.
Up until January they had no problem beating those teams.
I'd still rather play those teams than not. Especially once their survival in the top flight is confirmed.
United for example still has to play City, Everton, Spurs, Chelsea, and Arsenal. Then they have two cups to play in.
Arsenal I'm just going to write off straight away. Not only do they have tough fixtures but I can't imagine them turning it around.
All in all I'm surprised Liverpool sits in this good of a position. Didn't expect that during preseason.
Right. And those teams knew what to do the second time they played LFC. Only one team properly adjusted.
Recent results are more revelant by far.
That is not completely true. Sunderland parked the bus(which more teams have been doing) at Anfield and still lost. It isn't all about adjusting either, it is about form too. During that period, Lallana and Coutinho were playing really well, now they aren't playing as well. I will take their games remaining compared to others. United two games in hand are at City and at Southampton. They also play Chelsea and have to go to Arsenal and at WHL. Arseanl seems to be a broken club. That great stretch from August to New Years will probably get Liverpool top 4.
I'm not worried about anyone else's schedule. I'm worried about getting consistent results over the teams that Liverpool need to be beating without excuses. I don't care who was out of form or injured. I care if people have figured out how to play against Liverpool.
This notion that Liverpool has been solved is overblown. If so they still wouldnt still be in 4th place. They went through a bad stretch, that happens to every team (except Chelsea this year).
I don't think they've been solved by any stretch, but it's also hard to say their issues have been solved.
Sure there were great wins hosting Spurs and Arsenal, and the away point against City today, but in between those is a bad loss against Leicester and a game they barely escaped from against a horrible road team in Burnley.
If Gini does not score right before halftime then they don't win that game. Liverpool have not shown me any evidence in 2017 they can handle a parked bus, let alone with consistency. I think it's more than a coincidence that this is happening the second times that teams have seen Liverpool in action. Also with the way Klopp's last season in Dortmund ended, it makes me very worried for the run-in this year.
Klopp's team played well after the winter break that year playing the teams a second time. That would suggest that he was able to adjust. He needs better players, now whether he is refusing to spend money or not is another issue.
I really liked watching Can in the 5-10 minutes before Toure came off. There was one move where Can just blew right by him to the edge of the area. At that point Toure was dangerously tired.