HolyHank

Klopp is obviously one of the best managers in the world, if not the best. Still, I find it difficult to understand why he insist on playing Origi and Ox out wide. The same goes for Minamino. We are still winning this, though.

"Cheers is filmed before a live studio audience"

The thing about Gazza...yeah, he was and is a fruitcake, but unlike a lot of English players over the years, he actually delivered in the championships he played in (90 and 96). Obviously not quite there physically in 96, but Ince and Platt did a lot of the running for him, and he gave what he had. Magnificent natural talent.

Didn't Van den Berg play like 20 matches in the Eresdivision before joining us, thus making him the by far more experienced player in our team, Dave?

How about Klas Ingesson of Sweden and Sheff Wed? Seem to remember him as a tall right winger (not lanky, though).

Just think how bad it will be when they get newer cameras as well.

Damned United, David Peace Back From the Brink, Paul McGrath Full Time, the Secret Life of Tony Cascarino, Paul Krimmage All Played Out, Pete Davies The Glory Game, Hunter Davies Staying Up, Rick Gegoski Inverting the Pyramid, Jonathan Wilson Provided You Don't Kiss Me, Duncan Hamilton The Greatest Footballer You Never Saw, Only A Game, Eamon Dunphy, Paul McGuigan&Paolo Hewitt

Don't make fun of Long. I still remember you suggesting we should buy him in the January window of Jurgen's first season.

Nat Lofthouse played for England as a 13-year old?

Saw Linjders called the 4-2-3-1 a 4-4-2 in an interview today.

Excuse me if I'm wrong, but didn't we start out against West Ham 4-3-3 in the first half, with Bobby up front and Mo to the right, and then switch it to 4-2-3-1 with Mo as striker and Bobby behind?

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Semifinals i Euro is quite an achievement for a team like Wales. And about playing for Real: The same argument could be made for playing for Liverpool in the 80s

Ok.