Hazel Motes

I'm watching from Sweden and at the live CL broadcast we always have former Sweden, former Iceland, nowadays Norways coach Lars Lagerbäck as an expert commentator. As you may know he fucking loves his workhorses. And I kidd you not, each game he gives the MOTM to Milner. I've seen like 15 matches with him as a commentator. Every game! "JAMES MILNER MOTM HANDS DOWN!", with a horny stare.

Don't forget that every day is 100% long.

And only 20% chance we doesn't sign both our targets. If we add the fact that we 100% signed Solanke, Robertson and Salah I say we've had a 380% successful window!

Right now we could field four teams and play a mini tournament against ourselves. Team I: Karius, Moreno, Lovren, Matip, Clyne, Wijnaldum, Can, Mane, Coutinho, Firmino, Sturridge Team II: Mignolet, Flanagan, Sakho, Klavan, Randall, Milner, Henderson, Ojo, Grujic, Lallana, Origi Team III: Manninger, Gomez, Illori, Wisdom, Allen, Chirivella, Markovic, Alberto, Kent, Ings, Benteke Team IV: Ward, Smith, Jones, Lucas, Trent-Alexander, Dunn, Stewart, Brannagan, Ejaria, Balotelli, Woodburn

Here's an additional article on the friendship of Klopp and Wagner. I wonder if we'll continue to send players to Huddersfield. Could prove to be a good solution for the likes of Ward, especially since David and Jurgen not only prefer the same playing style but also are on the phone with each other every week.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mart_Poom

No one is a total fool if he can be silent. The Saga of Grettir, chapter 88

Can you name Liverpool’s 20 most expensive signings of all time? A very painful test. Still I scored 19 out of 20.

Are there any photos of his ship?

Istanbul pt II. Clop did this. He's a fucking magician.

Lallana Flanagan Origi

Until summer when we sign him.

Klopp's not only spot on, he raises my belief in football again! So inspiring!

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Excellent performance. Lallana was outstanding. Flanagan impressed. Milner and Can put in a great shift and there were tireless runs from Origi and Firmino. Also impressed by the rest of the defenders. We dominated midfield (mostly cause of Citys weird line up and them missing Yaya, but also thanks to some engine). Very good win!

Lucas Milner Toure

Fuck off, cunt. Yeah, that's right.

I give up. Have fun crying like little babys cause Liverpool doesn't play Tika-Taka and strike five past European nobodies. I'll await next season when Klopp's had a fair chance sorting out this mess.

Mmm, yeah, and I guess you'll be saying that when he signs for United in the summer?

Agreed, mostly. Liverpool has been handled like shit and we're not a big club at the moment, and that's my whole point. We don't have a world class player or two who can change the game, and therefore we're reliant on the coach and his gameplan – much like my national team Sweden who have to form their play out of the collective strengths rather then individual (this takes atleast a season to implement). However, Klopp will sort this shit out, and probably strengthen in the summer, but we're far from there yet. Right now it's absolute chaos, and that means any team could defeat us. I think 0-0 was a okay result cause the odds where actually against us, no matter what the pundits said. Away game, biggest Augsburg match ever, fueled up german fans. We're not ready for that kind of task yet, with a new coach and a team in transition we're just grasping at straws. It could have gone either way. I've played a lot of football and know that it takes a fucking while for a new regime to implement. Were just not up for it until summer and preseason. At the moment everything is taken by chance. This doesn't mean we can't win the fucking Europa League, or any other game – we just have to take one game at a time until we have the chance to actually set up the team. We have some good players, but they're not used to the system or even performing as a team. What I just wrote also somewhat reflects what Klopp had to say after the game: “My problem is that I think, with our quality, we should do better, but I have to be patient. “It’s not too easy to find the right words. I could say it’s a draw, 0-0 away game, everything is ‘Okay, we can win at home, everything’s cool’, but in our situation I’m always interested in the performance. Everything is cool. We'll crash out of all cups, and finish ninth in the league, but we'll come back stronger and in a couple of years we'll be up there again. Look for positives, in each game.

Slow while trying to command midfield but fast while bursting forward. He might come good. anyway I like him, for putting in the extra shift. He's also got a shoot on him, which must of our other centre midfielders lacks.

I don't know how to fucking multiquote but as two of you have given me the stick I'd just like to say that both replies are based on sentiments. You'd love Liverpool to be better than this - and so would I - but we aren't. The facts are that we don't have the team to put up a bloody show, we're a team of cast offs, with a few talented Brazilians and a centre forward whose instagram account is the best indicator of when he'll actually turn up. Our coach is well aware of this shit and that's why we've used so many youngsters this year. We're a mid table team, no better than Augsburg, struggling to make a mark in Europe. The sooner you'll accept this the better. As I first wrote, thinks are looking better for each game. This time it was Mignolet who – nearly – commanded his box for a full 90 minutes.

0-6 against Aston Villa and everyone thinks we're some kind of football superpower. People need to realize that we're in a building phase, and that we need to work hard to achieve anything at all this season. We didn't lose, away to Augsburg, and that's a big plus.

Firstly, midfield was poor. No control of the game whatsoever, and that made the difference. However, I don't think the defense acted as poor as some of you made out on here, and the forward line did OK. It's always hard traveling to a ground far from home, facing a opposition who's got everything to win backed up by a loud crowd. Alright, our game plan is not there for all to be seen. Yes, this team lacks true depth and quality, but I think we did OK. Mignolet looked assured for the first time in decades. Coutinho and Firming was inventive, Can - may I remind you a very young player - worked his guts off 24/7. It could have been a lot worse. We will do these at Anfield, no problem.