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

Rich1878 said:
I know, its just unreal how in denial they actually are. Astonishing really
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It's like yesterday Salah was leaving and after the confrontation with Klopp, it was " Who does he think he is", " Sell,sell, sell. Now they are all making out its great news that he's staying. Personally I'm glad he's staying, he is aging now, relies on pace and the injuries are kicking in, that massive fee will begin to dwindle the longer be stays.
 
Alyson Rudd in today's Times...reflecting on Klopp/Salah and dispensing these paragraphs of laxative regards their departing "breath of fresh air......."

This is not the finale the club had hoped for once Klopp announced he would be leaving at the end of the campaign. But break-ups, no matter how amicable, will have negative repercussions. It feels as though we are watching the divorcing couple that are so desperate for their children not to feel upset or at fault that they become extra loving, take the kids to the zoo, buy them the latest consoles and laugh extra loudly when watching Pirates of the Caribbean together.

The Carabao Cup victory at Wembley in February was meant to be just one of many such outings before the split became all too real. Back then there was even equanimity about the future because the signs were that the beloved and admired Xabi Alonso, with a ready-made connection to Anfield, would be Klopp’s successor.

I prefer "Herr today....Arne tomorrow".
 
Personally I think that something has gone wrong with their doping schedule. I said on here when I saw them.play against United it was first time I'd see them play normally in a while. Commentator was hinting at their doping against Atalanta, the fact that an average side went there and won 3-0 when doing poorly is strange. VVD has gone from being best CB in league to a donkey in a matter of weeks. West Ham didn't even put much effort in on Saturday and still got a draw. How has this happened, why did Klopp give up on league when they were neck and neck with City and Arsenal. Why had he given up?
 

JelavicBrate2 said:
Personally I think that something has gone wrong with their doping schedule. I said on here when I saw them.play against United it was first time I'd see them play normally in a while. Commentator was hinting at their doping against Atalanta, the fact that an average side went there and won 3-0 when doing poorly is strange. VVD has gone from being best CB in league to a donkey in a matter of weeks. West Ham didn't even put much effort in on Saturday and still got a draw. How has this happened, why did Klopp give up on league when they were neck and neck with City and Arsenal. Why had he given up?
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The dogs in the street know that lot are tanked up every other season.

Wasn't there something about how the liverpool squad have an unusually high percentage of asthmatics, like three or four times the national average or something?
 
JelavicBrate2 said:
Personally I think that something has gone wrong with their doping schedule. I said on here when I saw them.play against United it was first time I'd see them play normally in a while. Commentator was hinting at their doping against Atalanta, the fact that an average side went there and won 3-0 when doing poorly is strange. VVD has gone from being best CB in league to a donkey in a matter of weeks. West Ham didn't even put much effort in on Saturday and still got a draw. How has this happened, why did Klopp give up on league when they were neck and neck with City and Arsenal. Why had he given up?
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here’s why their doping schedule went wrongIMG_3480.webp
 
Jacob said:
Alyson Rudd in today's Times...reflecting on Klopp/Salah and dispensing these paragraphs of laxative regards their departing "breath of fresh air......."

This is not the finale the club had hoped for once Klopp announced he would be leaving at the end of the campaign. But break-ups, no matter how amicable, will have negative repercussions. It feels as though we are watching the divorcing couple that are so desperate for their children not to feel upset or at fault that they become extra loving, take the kids to the zoo, buy them the latest consoles and laugh extra loudly when watching Pirates of the Caribbean together.

The Carabao Cup victory at Wembley in February was meant to be just one of many such outings before the split became all too real. Back then there was even equanimity about the future because the signs were that the beloved and admired Xabi Alonso, with a ready-made connection to Anfield, would be Klopp’s successor.

I prefer "Herr today....Arne tomorrow".
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This can't be a genuine article surely? 😂
 
JelavicBrate2 said:
Personally I think that something has gone wrong with their doping schedule. I said on here when I saw them.play against United it was first time I'd see them play normally in a while. Commentator was hinting at their doping against Atalanta, the fact that an average side went there and won 3-0 when doing poorly is strange. VVD has gone from being best CB in league to a donkey in a matter of weeks. West Ham didn't even put much effort in on Saturday and still got a draw. How has this happened, why did Klopp give up on league when they were neck and neck with City and Arsenal. Why had he given up?
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Probably finding it hard to hide the doping from the documentary crew and cameras
 

JelavicBrate2 said:
Personally I think that something has gone wrong with their doping schedule. I said on here when I saw them.play against United it was first time I'd see them play normally in a while. Commentator was hinting at their doping against Atalanta, the fact that an average side went there and won 3-0 when doing poorly is strange. VVD has gone from being best CB in league to a donkey in a matter of weeks. West Ham didn't even put much effort in on Saturday and still got a draw. How has this happened, why did Klopp give up on league when they were neck and neck with City and Arsenal. Why had he given up?
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Indeed. It has happened before as well, that 7-2 loss to villa comes to mind.
 
Vintage said:
Probably finding it hard to hide the doping from the documentary crew and cameras
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hiding in plain sight with the asthma diagnoses.

12% of the adult population have asthma, 60-70% of the RD squad have it. Desperately unlucky for the plucky underdogs who manage to have lungs of steel despite being cruelly stricken with asthma, managing to put sprint everyone at the end of games.
 
arch stanton said:
hiding in plain sight with the asthma diagnoses.

12% of the adult population have asthma, 60-70% of the RD squad have it. Desperately unlucky for the plucky underdogs who manage to have lungs of steel despite being cruelly stricken with asthma, managing to put sprint everyone at the end of games.
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Wonder if that shoe was on the Everton foot would we have got away with it? Somehow doubt the premier league would.
Then again in these times organisations are afraid to challenge people's medical issues as it's seen now a days as bullying, a breach of personal privacy etc so perfect timing for the rs to chance it
 

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