ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC" part 2

[davek]

If/when City win the title this season, Liverool can comfrota

We all know if it was an actual final he would lose, so by calling it a final and winning it, he can feel like he's not a serial bottler.

Then again look how the last game he called 'a world cup final' turned out - he drew hahaha.

Maybe he should stop saying final altogether

If City beat Leicester (they're already out of the CL) that'll be by my reckoning the last 20 competitions that Klopp has entered into as a manager that he's failed to lift silverware in. 5 season's worth of nothingness.

He'll be sweating like a glassblowers arse during that City/Leicester game.

 

[daza_1973]

Where did you get that? Surely not in any of the loving media?

its was on the dodgy freekick twitter feed a few pages back

 

[ToffeeDan]

I got to the front of the queue at the ice cream van and the man asked me what I wanted.. I said give me a Fabinho and a Salah. He asked me what I meant so I told him to just dive in and see what he could get.

 

[Tin-Tin]

If/when City win the title this season, Liverool can comfrota

If City beat Leicester (they're already out of the CL) that'll be by my reckoning the last 20 competitions that Klopp has entered into as a manager that he's failed to lift silverware in. 5 season's worth of nothingness.

He'll be sweating like a glassblowers arse during that City/Leicester game.

If they win nothing again this season, can see one or two players getting itchy feet. However, if he goes one more season without anything to show I think we will see quite a few Coutinho & Suarez situations.

Mane and Salah will be 28, Firmino and Van Dijk 29 so next year will be their last to make big money moves. That will be a massive issue and a likely scenario while Pep is at City winning everything.

 

[Saint Domingo]

With 8 days to prepare for this game aganst Leicester I expect City to be high energy and creating a lot of chances. They'll take about 3 of them, maybe more.

It's City's biggest game of the season. It really is a mammoth task for Leicester. Let's get things into perspective on this next game.

This is a far easier game than Palace, Spurs, United, or Burnley were. If we were at home to Leicester I’d expect a convincing win and City are multiple levels above us, that the disparity between the sides. The only way City don’t win is through a freak occurrence of wasteful finishing by them and unbelievable finishing from Leicester or a refereeing stitch up (not beyond premier league officials this season). If it’s a normal game though then there’s only one winner at the Etihad. They’ve had all week to prep for this, the players are fresh, it’s their sole focus now. No one would even be asking the question if this was Liverpool playing Leicester at Anfield.

Despite the win last night no one would swap the positions of City and Liverpool. Two games against non top 6 teams to win the league. Liverpool would bite your hand off for that.

 

[spence03]

But it might be Brighton that stop them, that why it's 9/2.

I'll give you the money myself if its Brighton to cost City Plus City win tomorrow, Liverpool will be a lot bigger than 4/1.

 

[Billysgingham.]

I'll give you the money myself if its Brighton to cost City Plus City win tomorrow, Liverpool will be a lot bigger than 4/1.

No you wouldn't.

 

[Khalekan]

If/when City win the title this season, Liverool can comfrota

If City beat Leicester (they're already out of the CL) that'll be by my reckoning the last 20 competitions that Klopp has entered into as a manager that he's failed to lift silverware in. 5 season's worth of nothingness.

He'll be sweating like a glassblowers arse during that City/Leicester game.

So will I, to be fair

 

[spence03]

No you wouldn't.

The only reason I wouldn't is cos it won't be Brighton that stop City winning this league. Its all on tomorrow.

 

[Minimeister]

Salah going off like he's fell down a cliff at beachy head for an injury he could be back next week for. Shouldn't laugh but when he gets injured he does make a meal of it.

 

[Khalekan]

This is a far easier game than Palace, Spurs, United, or Burnley were. If we were at home to Leicester I’d expect a convincing win and City are multiple levels above us, that the disparity between the sides. The only way City don’t win is through a freak occurrence of wasteful finishing by them and unbelievable finishing from Leicester or a refereeing stitch up (not beyond premier league officials this season). If it’s a normal game though then there’s only one winner at the Etihad. They’ve had all week to prep for this, the players are fresh, it’s their sole focus now. No one would even be asking the question if this was Liverpool playing Leicester at Anfield.

Despite the win last night no one would swap the positions of City and Liverpool. Two games against non top 6 teams to win the league. Liverpool would bite your hand off for that.

Wouldn’t even matter they were “top six” sides, Dom.

Their last five games against the five teams in the top six along with them at the moment are W W W W W.

We have nowt to fear but fear itself

 

[Khalekan]

Salah going off like he's fell down a cliff at beachy head for an injury he could be back next week for. Shouldn't laugh but when he gets injured he does make a meal of it.

lol all you like.

The cheating little whinger is good value for it.

 

[Jacob]

Salah going off like he's fell down a cliff at beachy head for an injury he could be back next week for. Shouldn't laugh but when he gets injured he does make a meal of it.

Ha yeah. Didn't someone on here say when he "did" his shoulder in, that the sling he paraded in for a couple of weeks was occasionally on the wrong arm. Another RS Drama Queen.

 

[Wayno]

Oh no doubt.

VAR is going to affect them greatly over the course of a season, starting in August

I’m not sure it will tbh, they’ll win any 50-50 , refs are terrified to give a decision against them because their fans are absolute weirdos who will start sending death threats to the the refs family

 

[Sarnia Kevin]

Would VAR have had their 3rd goal disallowed cause Origi was climbing all over the defender and had his arm across his face. I doubt it. The amount of times we've had headed goals disallowed for less than that, it's unbelievable. I can think of a few times just off the top of my head. Wayne Clarke against them at the pit if my memory serves me right, to name one.

This. A clear foul by Origi, holding the Newcastle player down. This foul is penalised several times in every game, except when it means a goal for the rs.