Liverpool 3 Leicester City 0 (Nov 22 2020)

[Red_or_Dead 977]

1 hour ago, DalyanPete said:

It was, but it paints a horrible image in your mind.

I don't even want to imagine the winnets he gets.

 

 

[m0e 1,457]

2 hours ago, index1000 said:

Should be following Shanks attitude. 'They asked if it was true i took my wife to a football match to celebrate our anniversary. Rubbish, as if i would get married during the Football season'

Was it true you took her to a Shrewsbury game for your anniversary?

 

No chance I'd get married during the season...

 

It was her birthday!

 

And it was Shrewsbury reserves!!

[Chocoholic 891]

Despite his critics, one thing that can be said about Brendan Rodgers is that he's never sounded bitter after a defeat against us, or made outrageous or deluded excuses. It makes a refreshing change to hear an honest review of what we've all seen. How many times have we heard managers interviewed after the game and wondered what game they're commenting on?

 

The major difference in this instance of the ball being 10mm from being a goal, was obviously that it didn't cost us the win and the points, unlike against City, in which case it was the difference in points that would have given us the title. Fine margins and all that. 

 

An absolutely hilarious description of Keys I saw on Twitter a while back, after one of his agenda-ridden outbursts against us, was 'Keys, the hairy-handed velcro worrier'.

[deiseach 3,105]

7 hours ago, tlw content said:

Honestly though, I could tell after about five minutes it wasn’t going to be. You could see immediately the lads were at it and I was sure we’d win from a very early stage.

It's impossible to imagine anyone associated with the club writing this sentence about any Liverpool game a few years ago. It's like something has changed.

 

[Supremolad 112]

7 hours ago, dave u said:

I don't mind Neco bombing forward, I just wish he'd stop continually doing the same trick to beat people in his own half.

That's my main issue with Neco too. He takes far too many touches when he is on the ball in our own half. Often, it's because he feels the need to beat an opponent before passing it.

 

He really should learn to keep things simple in our own half. 

[RedHeadedRed 59]

3 headers 3 goals scored, who would have thought a Brendan team would be so bad at defending set pieces and high balls........oh wait.  That's what cost us the league that season not individual errors. 

 

[sir roger 5,690]

Interesting fact about Gini , he has been involved in 133 wins in 200 appearances which is the highest average of any Liverpool player ever.

[skaro 5,064]

8 hours ago, m0e said:

Uncle Woy, wasn't it?

 

Allardyce.

How can I forget?  I can never go back to Anfield again (I've banned myself, in the hope we never lose there again).

 

[rubble-rouser 2,164]

19 hours ago, m0e said:

Uncle Woy, wasn't it?

If it was 16/17 Palace it was el gordo. 

[Captain Howdy 921]

Good report. Spot on about Rodgers as well, he always carries himself really well and I find the hatred some have for him absolutely baffling.  

[Barnesey 281]

Klopp seems to have the measure of Brendan. Leicester have been batting above their average since he arrived but we have made games against them relatively comfortable. I know last year's home game required a very late penalty but we did batter them for most of the game.

 

I thought Naby was good up to his injury and was delighted with the overall performance. Curtis is gonna be great but it does irritate me when he hangs around opponents to apologise after fouling them. Twice the game has continued and he has taken himself out of the fray to say sorry and, on Sunday, the game had stopped but he still appeared overly apologetic. C'est la guerre, mate, no one's gonna say sorry to you unless they're trying to avoid a card.

[m0e 1,457]

1 hour ago, Captain Howdy said:

Good report. Spot on about Rodgers as well, he always carries himself really well and I find the hatred some have for him absolutely baffling.  

It's probably because we had to endure 16 months of abject football, not to mention 16 months of excruciating press conferences before he finally got the boot.

 

Similar to Houllier's final season and a bit.

[rhylerpudlian 29]

1 hour ago, m0e said:

It's probably because we had to endure 16 months of abject football, not to mention 16 months of excruciating press conferences before he finally got the boot.

 

Similar to Houllier's final season and a bit.

excruciating press conferences i can agree, but abject football i'm afraid i'll have to disagree with you there, some of our attacking football under rodgers was the best we'd seen for years

[sir roger 5,690]

3 hours ago, Captain Howdy said:

Good report. Spot on about Rodgers as well, he always carries himself really well and I find the hatred some have for him absolutely baffling.  

I dont know too many people who hate him, a lot just take the piss out of him as he is a bit of a Brent when he gets a bit too clever.

[Kevin D 7,413]

1 hour ago, sir roger said:

I dont know too many people who hate him, a lot just take the piss out of him as he is a bit of a Brent when he gets a bit too clever.

 

https://www.liverpoolway.co.uk/index.php?/profile/53782-xerxes/

[m0e 1,457]

3 hours ago, rhylerpudlian said:

excruciating press conferences i can agree, but abject football i'm afraid i'll have to disagree with you there, some of our attacking football under rodgers was the best we'd seen for years

I was referring to his last 16 months.

 

If that's some our best attacking football, then I'm Colin Pascoe.

[Shooter in the Motor 7,498]