The Official Liverpool Thread - Part 2

[TheRebelRoar]

Aye. There’s loads of football to be played. 7 points lead with 72 points left to play for.

I think the knicker wetting is more to do with fans seeing the table as a real unexpected opportunity to steal a handy one given Arsenal and City’s poor start.

A new manager with no first X1 signings and 3 of the best players able to sign pre-contracts within a month.

I don’t see Liverpool lasting the pace tbh, but this season will be their best opportunity to win it for the foreseeable future if any of the 3 boyos fuck off.

I think Pep will undoubtedly flex the chequebook in January.

Any kind of lead has to be maintained before the window opens.


Arsenal won't be anywhere the mixup. Utter dogshit outfit.

 

[Nollaig O Muracu]

I think Pep will undoubtedly flex the chequebook in January.

Any kind of lead has to be maintained before the window opens.


Arsenal won't be anywhere the mixup. Utter dogshit outfit.

Bumnal are very good at beating the lower teams (yeah yeah, stfu aBandony).

Seriously thought their record against the bottom half teams is really good. I can't see City doing one of those runs where they win 145 games in a row this year.

 

[TheRebelRoar]

Bumnal are very good at beating the lower teams (yeah yeah, stfu aBandony).

Seriously thought their record against the bottom half teams is really good. I can't see City doing one of those runs where they win 145 games in a row this year.

It depends who they buy in January.

They seemed to have righted the ship last night.

 

[Nollaig O Muracu]

It depends who they buy in January.

They seemed to have righted the ship last night.

Na, it's going to take a lot more than one win against Forest to convince me.

I think this decline is terminal tbh (or at least until they spend 400 mill in the summer).

So many of their midfield players just can't play with that intensity anymore imo.

 

[TheRebelRoar]

Na, it's going to take a lot more than one win against Forest to convince me.

I think this decline is terminal tbh (or at least until they spend 400 mill in the summer).

So many of their midfield players just can't play with that intensity anymore imo.

City almost always have a bit of a wobble. I wouldn't bet against them going on a crazy run again.

 

[Shabby]

Na, it's going to take a lot more than one win against Forest to convince me.

I think this decline is terminal tbh (or at least until they spend 400 mill in the summer).

So many of their midfield players just can't play with that intensity anymore imo.

They have definitely lost the legs in midfield while the output from the attackers such as Foden and others bar Haaland has been minimal. None of that helps but they can adjust themselves to maybe press less, defend a bit deeper and still have loads of quality with the ball. And they have a January transfer window coming up to try adjust quicker.

You couldn’t say 9 points is beyond them at this early stage but you would also say a big run of wins doesn’t look as likely as previous years. Arsenal are a greater threat and the bookies odds reflect that.

 

[Nollaig O Muracu]

City will NOT win the league this season.

I'm stating this now. And I'm never wrong.

 

[don]

Saturdays match v Everton is in danger of being called off due to the high winds forecast-would probably suit us tbh, off to Girona on Monday

 

[Nollaig O Muracu]

Saturdays match v Everton is in danger of being called off due to the high winds forecast-would probably suit us tbh, off to Girona on Monday

Pfft, if ye can't beat Everton.

Lost 4 0 to a mid table side last week.

 

[Pontipine]

Game to be called off due to high winds?