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they're getting lots of plaudits, but comparing the only teams both of us have played, we've both beaten WBA 2-1, both drawn 1-1 with spurs and both lost to that tosh burnley game, where at least we were actually close to taking a point.

perspective, like.
 

toffeejack said:
they're getting lots of plaudits, but comparing the only teams both of us have played, we've both beaten WBA 2-1, both drawn 1-1 with spurs and both lost to that tosh burnley game, where at least we were actually close to taking a point.

perspective, like.
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They're already looking jaded. Wait until a few more games pass, they'll soon be brought back down to earth.
 
toffeejack said:
they're getting lots of plaudits, but comparing the only teams both of us have played, we've both beaten WBA 2-1, both drawn 1-1 with spurs and both lost to that tosh burnley game, where at least we were actually close to taking a point.

perspective, like.
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Ha ha, perspective?
They've played both Arsenal and Chelsea away and won. They also played Spurs away, we had them at home. Whichever way you look at it, that's 3 really tough away games and they got 7 points from them.
We've been to WBA, Sunderland, Bournemouth, city and Burnley and got 7 points. Perspective.
 
Angelgabriel said:
Ha ha, perspective?
They've played both Arsenal and Chelsea away and won. They also played Spurs away, we had them at home. Whichever way you look at it, that's 3 really tough away games and they got 7 points from them.
We've been to WBA, Sunderland, Bournemouth, city and Burnley and got 7 points. Perspective.
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Indeed. Depends what colour spectacles you view things through.
 
Jurgen..webp

Born in LIVERPOOL in 1967, Jurgen LIVER Klopp, was delivered by his mother and the editor of the LIVERPOOL Echo, on the steps of the LIVER building in LIVERPOOL, His father a mad supporter of LIVERPOOL F.C. ( like the whole population of LIVERPOOL) named him after a famous LIVERPOOL goalkeeper of the 1940's, Jurgen Stopper.

Asked by the Beatles ( who were all season ticket holders at LIVERPOOL F.C.) to play castanets on the 'Let It Be LIVERPOOL' album, Jurgen was catapulted to fame at an early age. After 989 appearances for LIVERPOOL F.C., in which he collected 456 major honors, it was only natural that he would one day manage LIVERPOOL F.C.

Not content as a genius manager and philosopher of applied bull-manure, Jurgen whilst working at the LIVERPOOL school of tropical medicine discovered an antidote to the bite of the TommySmith viper snake. Awarded the freedom of the city of LIVERPOOL in 2001, he was asked that year to switch on the Christmas lights on Church Street.

Now into his 67 year as manager of LIVERPOOL F.C., Jurgen shows no sign of slowing down, winning the Perrier comedy award at last year's Edinburgh fringe, and also opening a 3 star Michelin pub-restaurant ' The Hungry Kloppite', serving only scouse, beetroot, and LIVERPOOL tap water.

A perfect gift for Xmas, and best read whilst sitting on the toilet having a massive bowel movement!
 
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LEONARD said:
You all know how it goes, Stevie G Laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa, returns aged 40, and he is on the bench for the derby game.

It's 1-1 with 3 minutes to go, and they bring him on. He has one kick in the game which is a 30 yard screamer into the top corner of our net.

Anyone think this is an unrealistic scenario?
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Why would they go for such a long shot (literally and figuratively) when a short pass into the box and a quick starfish would do the job
 
Angelgabriel said:
Ha ha, perspective?
They've played both Arsenal and Chelsea away and won. They also played Spurs away, we had them at home. Whichever way you look at it, that's 3 really tough away games and they got 7 points from them.
We've been to WBA, Sunderland, Bournemouth, city and Burnley and got 7 points. Perspective.
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Alright chief, got my eye on you.
 

Whether ir not klopp is a good manager or not

They idolise their managers far too easily don't they? Every single one is the next shankley when they have won a few games, whereas we are readying the insert name out plane banner these days when things goes a bit awry lol
 

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