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Liverpool FC Forum / Re: Jürgen Klopp
« Last post by Samie on Today at 05:50:57 pm »We won 2 trophies that season and a parade takes months to plan. 
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Liverpool FC Forum / Re: LFC's next manager - chat and informed speculation
« Last post by [new username under construction] on Today at 05:50:51 pm »Worth it if he brings the guy who sang at the fall of the Berlin Wall with him.
Sounds like a right hasstle off great proportions
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Liverpool FC Forum / Re: Darwin Núñez (Darwin Gabriel Núñez Ribeiro)
« Last post by Barryg21 on Today at 05:50:24 pm »https://twitter.com/i/status/1783488705220477375
Forgot about this, literally got Macca and Van Dijk telling him where to pass and he loses the ball.
He needs a reset.
Macca goes mental after goal is scored as well...
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Liverpool FC Forum / Re: Jürgen Klopp
« Last post by arbiarbi on Today at 05:49:34 pm »His influence on Liverpool's results is great, but I think it is exaggerated. We didn't rise as a club just because of him. And people want
He came to a club that was well organized, that doesn't spend too much and that's why it brings players smarter than others. And we were rarely wrong. Great credit goes to Edwards.
The big thing is that he is back, we should to continue with the transfers as before. Huge spending of money is not a guarantee of success. Edwards has shown quality in this matter, it is important that the club is well organized, that we know who is doing what, that we know the path we are taking and stick to it, and that the new manager does his job.
Tactically, he certainly cannot be worse than Klopp, whose knowledge is almost always based on his assistants. I am sure that the new manager will bring something new and continue on the set path that already exists in this club. We don't need to make too many changes. With 2-3 new players we can be competitive even without Klopp. I see no reason why they should suffer for several seasons after a change of coach. We have a very good team with a lot of players with a winning mentality, we have a well-organized club. That is the most important thing, the system according to which this club woeks and it is irrelevant who the coach is. We have thought too much that Liverpool is exclusively Klopp. He was the right person to raise the club to this level, but it is time for someone else to continue on that path because his best has passed. There is no more energy or adaptation for new standards in football.
I blame Klopp for one thing! He changed us from doubters to believers. But then he convinced us that it is ok to be second, that it is wonderful to participate in the race, to be in the finals, etc. No, it's not nice to be second. It is very painful for all of us. The parade after the defeat in the Champions League final was a big mistake. This club should never celebrate defeats! That's the wrong mentality.
I am sure we will be well and in the race next season for everything!! 3 new players(right players) and we are going to be better than this season, better balanced first of all.
He came to a club that was well organized, that doesn't spend too much and that's why it brings players smarter than others. And we were rarely wrong. Great credit goes to Edwards.
The big thing is that he is back, we should to continue with the transfers as before. Huge spending of money is not a guarantee of success. Edwards has shown quality in this matter, it is important that the club is well organized, that we know who is doing what, that we know the path we are taking and stick to it, and that the new manager does his job.
Tactically, he certainly cannot be worse than Klopp, whose knowledge is almost always based on his assistants. I am sure that the new manager will bring something new and continue on the set path that already exists in this club. We don't need to make too many changes. With 2-3 new players we can be competitive even without Klopp. I see no reason why they should suffer for several seasons after a change of coach. We have a very good team with a lot of players with a winning mentality, we have a well-organized club. That is the most important thing, the system according to which this club woeks and it is irrelevant who the coach is. We have thought too much that Liverpool is exclusively Klopp. He was the right person to raise the club to this level, but it is time for someone else to continue on that path because his best has passed. There is no more energy or adaptation for new standards in football.
I blame Klopp for one thing! He changed us from doubters to believers. But then he convinced us that it is ok to be second, that it is wonderful to participate in the race, to be in the finals, etc. No, it's not nice to be second. It is very painful for all of us. The parade after the defeat in the Champions League final was a big mistake. This club should never celebrate defeats! That's the wrong mentality.
I am sure we will be well and in the race next season for everything!! 3 new players(right players) and we are going to be better than this season, better balanced first of all.
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The Boozer / Re: Ask - R(ob)AWK replies
« Last post by WhereAngelsPlay on Today at 05:47:24 pm »Keep seeing adverts for CBD gummies. Always endorsed by people who I associate with having a screw loose - Merson, Le-Tissier, Kerry Katona etc. Anyways all seems like a load of boll*cks. Is there any actual unbiased research into this type of product that one can read?You might as well get them from Holland and Barrett
https://www.hollandandbarrett.com/shop/vitamins-supplements/cbd/
https://www.food.gov.uk/safety-hygiene/cannabidiol-cbd
Not exactly unbiased.
https://britishcannabis.org/shop/cbd-gummies/
Depends what you need them for & all of those use hemp. If it's for pain then you might want to look at getting actual oil, there are a few places that you can get it from, places like curaleaf.
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Liverpool FC Forum / Re: LFC's next manager - chat and informed speculation
« Last post by wheresnemeth on Today at 05:47:00 pm »Who cares who is bald.That's quite a bald statement.
Klopp is bald. He had surgery.
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Liverpool FC Forum / Re: Youth and Under 23 Thread
« Last post by Draex on Today at 05:46:09 pm »To anyone who has watched them more extensively - what are the differences between Chambers and Beck? Are they similar to Bradley?
Beck is, I thought Chambers was more a left center back come full back.
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Liverpool FC Forum / Re: Youth and Under 23 Thread
« Last post by red mongoose on Today at 05:45:44 pm »To anyone who has watched them more extensively - what are the differences between Chambers and Beck? Are they similar to Bradley?
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Liverpool FC Forum / Re: Trent Alexander-Arnold
« Last post by BCCC on Today at 05:43:56 pm »There's also massive untapped potential in Trent, probably more than in any of our players (although I feel a bit like that with Nunez and Szobo too).
I think that's what I'm saying, the conundrum is getting the best without exposing the worst.
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