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ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC" part 3

@catcherintherye @davek what you opionion on Klopp and the fact he getting off Scot free in the media because everyone buying the Injuries BS.
The team that played us you take out the young lad put Henderson in midfield and VVD in at CB and that’s their best team. The way it’s being portrayed it’s like they got 15 major injuries
Herr Funboy will always get away with it because the media are so far up him they know what he eats every day

Guaranteed if it was Carlo and us playing midfielders as CBs when we had back ups, he’d be getting laced this morning
 

If you haven't noticed chaps there isn't a single article on the BBC football page website about
your huge win on Saturday night today - your first win there in decades. Not a jot.
There is however an article about a Mexican referee who accidently blocked a goal in a game
in a Mexican league match over the weekend. Virtually every other games gets a mention
along with the Scottish games. Not a word about the biggest game of the weekend by far
and the result. That is just shockingly biased reporting / journalism and needs to be called out.
 
Former Everton midfielder Li Tie - now China's national team coach - angered some Liverpool fans in his homeland with comments made during the Merseyside Derby on Saturday, according to a report.

The South China Morning Post say Li was working as a pundit on the game for Chinese television and when Reds captain Jordan Henderson went down, he said:

“The Everton fans probably hope he is injured."
Midfielder Henderson - who was deputising at centre-back following injuries to Virgil van Dijk, Joe Gomez, Joel Matip and Fabinho - did indeed have to leave proceedings with a groin problem.

The article states:

Chinese Liverpool fans piled in on the national team boss for his comments, leaving their own comments on Li’s Weibo adding insult amid hope of injury.
“I am a Liverpool fan, I hope you get injured soon,” one user wrote on a post of Li’s where he expressed his regret that injury cut short his time in England, where he played from 2002 to 2004.
“If it wasn‘t for the fracture and injury in the national team, it would be better to play more games in the Premier League!” Li wrote.
In contrast, some users defended the national team boss who had explained that he would offer his comments on the derby as an Everton fan.
One user likened Li to Sky Sports pundits Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville, who both proudly offer their Liverpool and Manchester United perspectives.
Others disagreed. “Being impartial was the basic requisite as you were there as a pundit instead of a fan. It is something unheard of for a pundit to take the fans’ stance and hope a rival player gets injured,” one user commented.
lol
 
@catcherintherye @davek what you opionion on Klopp and the fact he getting off Scot free in the media because everyone buying the Injuries BS.
The team that played us you take out the young lad put Henderson in midfield and VVD in at CB and that’s their best team. The way it’s being portrayed it’s like they got 15 major injuries

They got a lot more time because of their injuries than most would. It's partly because the media don't see them as a big team, like Chelsea, United, City etc so fundamentally they don't believe they should be challenging, only hope they are.

They are starting to break with the injuries stuff though. on Sunday they probably had a couple of first choice starters missing (VVD & Fabinho) and the rest is a starting 11. We probably had 4-5 first team starters missing (Gbamin, Calvert Lewin, Allan & Mina) so we have more players missing really. Most of their problems are offensive, yet they have their 1st choice front 3 available, and Thiago/Wijnaldum who would be challenged with creating for them. There's no excuse.

I detect a change from the media too, who are starting to grow tired of that. Even die hard Jamie Carragher is having to admit it's no down to injuries, so when he does it, you know the worm has turned. Klopp would have got away with a title challenge, a top 4 finish etc with the injuries they've had. He won't get away with not finishing in the top 4, or more pertinently spiralling down the league.

This seasonr esembles 2001/2 a bit for them, a great start for them which completely fell away. They ended up around the mid 60's point but snuck into 3rd. But the damage was down. God rest his soul but Houllier's time was up then. He had won more trophies than Klopp had, but it turned very quickly, as they are now turning very quickly. Carragher and all the other die hard reds can't wait to stick the boot in to Klopp. You can hear it in their voice. He probably wants his mate "Stevie" in charge and a cushty little role on the coaching staff. For lot of them LFC is just a gravy train to be milked.
 

If you haven't noticed chaps there isn't a single article on the BBC football page website about
your huge win on Saturday night today - your first win there in decades. Not a jot.
There is however an article about a Mexican referee who accidently blocked a goal in a game
in a Mexican league match over the weekend. Virtually every other games gets a mention
along with the Scottish games. Not a word about the biggest game of the weekend by far
and the result. That is just shockingly biased reporting / journalism and needs to be called out.

The top article on the BBC football website for at least 12+ hours after the derby was this Phil McNulty one

 
They got a lot more time because of their injuries than most would. It's partly because the media don't see them as a big team, like Chelsea, United, City etc so fundamentally they don't believe they should be challenging, only hope they are.

They are starting to break with the injuries stuff though. on Sunday they probably had a couple of first choice starters missing (VVD & Fabinho) and the rest is a starting 11. We probably had 4-5 first team starters missing (Gbamin, Calvert Lewin, Allan & Mina) so we have more players missing really. Most of their problems are offensive, yet they have their 1st choice front 3 available, and Thiago/Wijnaldum who would be challenged with creating for them. There's no excuse.

I detect a change from the media too, who are starting to grow tired of that. Even die hard Jamie Carragher is having to admit it's no down to injuries, so when he does it, you know the worm has turned. Klopp would have got away with a title challenge, a top 4 finish etc with the injuries they've had. He won't get away with not finishing in the top 4, or more pertinently spiralling down the league.

This seasonr esembles 2001/2 a bit for them, a great start for them which completely fell away. They ended up around the mid 60's point but snuck into 3rd. But the damage was down. God rest his soul but Houllier's time was up then. He had won more trophies than Klopp had, but it turned very quickly, as they are now turning very quickly. Carragher and all the other die hard reds can't wait to stick the boot in to Klopp. You can hear it in their voice. He probably wants his mate "Stevie" in charge and a cushty little role on the coaching staff. For lot of them LFC is just a gravy train to be milked.
Yes VD and Fabinho are big misses but City have been missing KDB and Aguero who are just as important yet there not using excuses or being given excuses.
Matip and Gomez have always been injury prone, them not buying a CB is madness. Even now they bought 2 and he won’t play 1 of them
 

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