JustTosh

Remember Klopp's words after the 5-4 against Arsenal: ‘I can’t remember the last time I had so much fun in a football game!’ Those words mean f** all if Jurgen's not on the sidelines for the replay.

You , Matip, Lovren, Fab, made a mess of it. Now clean up! Surely the only way.

Klopp has every right to be p***** off by the FA. The FA are being run by a bunch of stupid old men who think they’re better than others just because they went to Eton. Best we can do is to ignore them. Klopp should, however, stay at the sideline in the replay. He should be there to guide our young guns. He can tell FA he doesn’t care about the cup all he wants, but he should show respect to the young players and the crowd. It’s easy actually. Decide on 11-14 players you’ll probably involve in the match against Norwich Feb 15. Let them have their holiday as planned. The rest of the seniors can have their 1 week holiday starting the minute the Shrewsbury game is finished. Ask the young players what they'd prefer. One week holiday or playing Shrewsbury in front of a packed Anfield. The answer is given. The repay is actually good for them and therfore also good for us.

...and when they play Manchester City. I’ve got a lot of respect for them actually. Their manager seems to do things the right way. In interviews he comes across as a no nonsense man, honest and respectful. He stays positive and works to improve them long term. He’s certainly implemented his own style of football. It’s different, it’s innovating and a kind of excitingly new way of doing things on the field. So they do struggle against the dross, but do well against the top teams. I wonder if I haven't heard that one before about another team being placed app 5-7 in the league a couple of years ago.

Here he is, the typical Man U fan. They somehow believe they have some God given right to be superior to others and are mentally broken when they realize they're not. F*** them.

I'm not sure the support will last much longer. It feels like the average fan will be more "We love you Ole, but this job is too big for you. Please step aside". Hope they stay with him obviously.

Luis Suarez. Absolutely loved him when he was here. Probably our best player ever. I don't hate him now. But a return is a ridiculous thought. He's on his decline now. The chapter Liverpool and Suarez was closed years ago. We move on.

OK. Flip side of that is: Resting key players he'll have an excuse. Fielding a top team and still loosing isn't the best PR is it? Man or mouse Ole? Let's just wait and see.

Will be interesting to see how obsessed they are with us. To rest players like Rashford would make sense. Why risk him being seriously injured in a match you'll loose anyway? If they play this like it was the eternal cup final I'd be surprised. Even a hobbit, even a gollum, even a sperm of a gollum, should be able to understand this is a lost match, a match where you can rest players.

Same rule apply for all transfers. Player has to pass all 3 requirements. 1. Skills? Better than we already have: OK, check 2. Age? Under 25-26 y.o.: OK, check 3. Attitude? Mentality monster working 100% for the team.: FAIL. Result: No transfer On this website there's also a fourth requirement: Hairstyle? Definately FAIL

Relegation battle, "The clash of Gollums", to take place on May 9th, in the shire, north west in Middle Earth. I hear they call it the "Precious Derby"

Adrian and Jones having a post match hug

Why not make it a tournament for clubs who're not playing CL or EL football, period! Price is a place in next year's EL. The matches could be played on the same dates as the European fixtures. Would solve a lot of problems.

I agree but I'll stop commenting that anymore. Why spoil the joy for those who feels differently?

Just expressing my feelings mate. Hope you're a bit more enthusiastic than I am.

Don't want to take anything from anybody. To me football is feelings. This feels like a shit trophy won in a shit tournament for a shit organization with shit refs in a shit country. Just grab that trophy and get your asses back home lads. Happy we won it as going there without winning would be absolutely pointless. Let's put this trophy in our cabinet and never mind this stupid tournament again.

That's actually quite funny. Unless they meant it without irony, which would also be quite funny.

It puzzles me. If Evertonians or others say VAR benefits us more than others, they're actually saying referees are more likely to make wrong decisions go agianst LFC than any other club in the country. Is that what they really mean?

From wikipedia, FA cup 1999-2000: "The title holders Manchester United, withdrew from the 1999–2000 competition due to their participation in the 2000 FIFA Club World Championship in South America, to take place in early 2000,[1] thus becoming the first FA Cup winners not to defend their title." No comments needed

Not once in the history of the premier league, that is all 30 years without winning, have it taken us longer to keep a clean sheet at home.. Funny old game indeed.

What a nice report. Big Dunk and Ole at the wheel, top notch guys both of them apparently. How enlightening it is to know. Brings back memories of other genuinely nice people. Remember Peter Scudamore who unselfishly increased the TV-rights market to our benefit, and all we could do in return was to give him a 50M £ farewell gift. Still no complaints from the gentleman. What a guy. And Sir Alex. Remember how he used to invite our manager to a glass of red wine after beating us at Old Trafford. His fiercest rivals, right into his own home! Brings a tear to my eye. So many top blokes go around unnoticed. Keep up the good work Dave.

Good call Dave. You were spot on in your report, not alone though. Discussed the match with mates on Tuesday. Tikamo impressed us all. I haven't called a player "my boy" since Coutinho's debut. Transfers seldomly exites me much, but signing Minamino gives me a buzz. I'll call him my boy even if you claim first rights on a player you don't think we need. ;-) Prior to this signing I silently hoped we could sign Son from Spurs, but who needs a son when you already have a boy.

Takumi Minamino is now officially my boy. Dave's too late.

Takumi Minamino , 24 y.o. (turns 25 in Jan-20) Played in Japan until Salzburg signed him 4 years ago. I'd love to see him at Anfield. Don't agree we don't need him. Actually we do need a winger. We can't keep having no cover for the front 3. Shaq on the wing? Maybe or maybe not. Ox? Not his best position. Elliot? Yes but probably still too young. Hwang looked good, but Minamino was special. Looks like a player who's passed under the radar. Sign him up Jurgen, its Christmas time! Having a Japanese in the "best team in the world" must be good business as well.

Like Bill Shankly said about Roger Hunt some years back: "Yes he misses a few. But then he gets in the right place to miss them." Mo certainly got himself in the right place to miss them.