the sniderman
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kneel before them bozos.
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Liverpool FC appreciation thread
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TGW89
Player Valuation: £35m
And we still won't have won a bastad trophy or a derby match. Probably be watching it before MOTD when Divock Jr has netted a hat-trick after skinning the 50-year old Schneiderlin who is still raking six figures a week.
Anyone worried about this thread.Does not see the point of it.We will find you KOPITES.
thanks for joining the forum mate 20 months ago and making this superb post your 2nd post.
You've got a lot to give, I can feel it
About to post that very sentiment my own self lol
FFS this thread should be binned.
Evertonians calling this the “best side ever” lol
Rook
Player Valuation: £80m
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Player Valuation: £6m
Just to add a bit on why I think this is RS team is the best team I’ve seen from England since following the game in ‘91.
The four previous contenders are
Man United (Beckham, Scholes, Giggs, Keane)
Arsenal (Henry, Bergkamp, Pires, Vieria)
Chelsea (Terry, Lampard, Drogba, Robben)
Man City (De Bruyne, Silva, Aguero, Kompany)
Arsenal were by far the best to watch, and Henry is the #1 player in the Premier League era. They had a soft underbelly though. Their “invincible” team had 12 draws, and in those draws Pires took a dive to win a late pen to make it 1-1 vs Portsmouth. They also achieved diddly squat in the CL. Their style was very one dimensional (a great one, but they couldn’t dig in). Recall Inter running riot at Highbury, Arsenal had no answer. Chelsea did them too, Wayne Bridge dumping them out. Never retained the PL either.
Chelsea. Machine-like like the RS team. They did however lose two big CL semis to the RS. They weren’t the greatest to watch with Drogba a battering ram type forward. It was effective, but ugly. No deft touches of a Firmnio, nor the attacking qualities of playmaker RS full backs.
Man City. As great a side as they are, they are Barcelona-lite. Like all Peps teams, their attack is their defence. It’s all about ball retention in midfield (aided with full backs playing as wide midfielders). Once you get through the high press there is gaps aplenty at the back, and this is exposed in the CL when better teams are able to carve them open and exploit this weakness. Pep has not been to another CL final in almost a decade (2011). He had Xavi and Iniesta playing keep ball in midfield back then which meant the Barca backline had the deckchairs out, a luxury he hasn’t had since. Defensively he’s always been weak.
Man U. Best club side throughout this period. Issue is the best parts of their best XI are in different United teams. Midfield and gk, treble season, defence and attack, 2008. In 2009 and 2011 CL finals they got taken to the cleaners (admittedly by the best club side I’ve ever seen). Even their treble season, they got 80 points. The RS team got 97 points finishing runners up. The league was weaker in Fergies earlier PL years. Full of domestic players there wasn’t the influx of all the best players from all over the world. Fergie facing Roy Evans or Kevin Keegan as opposing mangers, today he’d be facing the elite.
The RS stats are early 90s AC Milan level. As I said, back to back CL finals. Haven’t lost a two legged European tie in five years. Haven’t lost a league game at home since April 2017. One league defeat home or away since May 2018. They are on course to be the current champions of all three governing bodies they play under, the FA, UEFA, FIFA.
The four previous contenders are
Man United (Beckham, Scholes, Giggs, Keane)
Arsenal (Henry, Bergkamp, Pires, Vieria)
Chelsea (Terry, Lampard, Drogba, Robben)
Man City (De Bruyne, Silva, Aguero, Kompany)
Arsenal were by far the best to watch, and Henry is the #1 player in the Premier League era. They had a soft underbelly though. Their “invincible” team had 12 draws, and in those draws Pires took a dive to win a late pen to make it 1-1 vs Portsmouth. They also achieved diddly squat in the CL. Their style was very one dimensional (a great one, but they couldn’t dig in). Recall Inter running riot at Highbury, Arsenal had no answer. Chelsea did them too, Wayne Bridge dumping them out. Never retained the PL either.
Chelsea. Machine-like like the RS team. They did however lose two big CL semis to the RS. They weren’t the greatest to watch with Drogba a battering ram type forward. It was effective, but ugly. No deft touches of a Firmnio, nor the attacking qualities of playmaker RS full backs.
Man City. As great a side as they are, they are Barcelona-lite. Like all Peps teams, their attack is their defence. It’s all about ball retention in midfield (aided with full backs playing as wide midfielders). Once you get through the high press there is gaps aplenty at the back, and this is exposed in the CL when better teams are able to carve them open and exploit this weakness. Pep has not been to another CL final in almost a decade (2011). He had Xavi and Iniesta playing keep ball in midfield back then which meant the Barca backline had the deckchairs out, a luxury he hasn’t had since. Defensively he’s always been weak.
Man U. Best club side throughout this period. Issue is the best parts of their best XI are in different United teams. Midfield and gk, treble season, defence and attack, 2008. In 2009 and 2011 CL finals they got taken to the cleaners (admittedly by the best club side I’ve ever seen). Even their treble season, they got 80 points. The RS team got 97 points finishing runners up. The league was weaker in Fergies earlier PL years. Full of domestic players there wasn’t the influx of all the best players from all over the world. Fergie facing Roy Evans or Kevin Keegan as opposing mangers, today he’d be facing the elite.
The RS stats are early 90s AC Milan level. As I said, back to back CL finals. Haven’t lost a two legged European tie in five years. Haven’t lost a league game at home since April 2017. One league defeat home or away since May 2018. They are on course to be the current champions of all three governing bodies they play under, the FA, UEFA, FIFA.
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Blueclouds
Player Valuation: £35m
Do we really need this on here, I mean I'm hearingg this from family and friends who are rs. The media are informing me how great they are. We all know this so cant we have one place on the internet that not going on about it.
Westend Blue
Player Valuation: £15m
Van der Sar
Neville Vidic Rio Evra
Carrick fletcher Giggs
Ronaldo Tevez Rooney
07/08 man its team would wipe the floor with the current Liverpool side
Neville Vidic Rio Evra
Carrick fletcher Giggs
Ronaldo Tevez Rooney
07/08 man its team would wipe the floor with the current Liverpool side
artetas_biggest_fan
Player Valuation: £6m
One of the many reasons the “invincible” season is overrated. Diving expert Pires cheats to get Arsenal a point (6:25, he swings his right leg at the Portsmouth player)
Danny Mills on Pires
Worst is Pires denied diving during that PL legends show that profiled him recently. To persist in lying even when caught out makes him devoid of any credibility. Rivaldo’s dive at the 2002 WC also ruined his legacy, which is a pity as he was every bit as good as Ronaldinho (also performed better for Brazil).
Taking nothing away from Arsenal as regardless of 12 draws which included Van Nistelrooy’s last minute pen hitting the crossbar, Pires dive etc. nobody beat them, but points won is the best measure of achievement. You have to also factor in performance abroad, and this is where Arsenal collapse in comparison to this RS side, as well as Man U for that matter.
Danny Mills on Pires
Worst is Pires denied diving during that PL legends show that profiled him recently. To persist in lying even when caught out makes him devoid of any credibility. Rivaldo’s dive at the 2002 WC also ruined his legacy, which is a pity as he was every bit as good as Ronaldinho (also performed better for Brazil).
Taking nothing away from Arsenal as regardless of 12 draws which included Van Nistelrooy’s last minute pen hitting the crossbar, Pires dive etc. nobody beat them, but points won is the best measure of achievement. You have to also factor in performance abroad, and this is where Arsenal collapse in comparison to this RS side, as well as Man U for that matter.
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