Horus

Too much of our possession is wasted going front to back, then round the back. we're not creating spaces by moving the defence around, we get so far up the pitch, then it ends up back with Lovren and Virg within 2 passes.

C'est la vie.

Problem that our possession goes from back to front, we're not pinning them in their final 3rd from side to side, we're pinning them into their half. Way too many defenders, versus way too little space.

Never a good sign when you can pick out individual shouts in the crowd.

Doing it once or twice you'll get away with it. Players are getting older and Arsenal were racking up negative net spends every transfer window for a few years. It's taken us long enough to get here, that falling in love with not spending a penny instead of capitalising on our new found appeal would be mental.

I'm sure Alisson won't mind taking up Adrians role next year, so shouldn't be too much of an issue.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/timo-werner-release-clause-20m-21567107?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=sharebar iverpool have been handed a boost in their pursuit of Timo Werner with reports his release clause is significantly lower than originally claimed. Werner has been linked with a move to the Reds and has launched a charm offensive by talking up Jurgen Klopp and his side. It has been widely reported the in-demand striker would be available for a release clause of between £50million and £55million dependant upon the success of his current club, RB Leipzig, as long as it is triggered by the end of April. But Sport1 have now claimed his release clause is actually worth just €30m (£25m) plus performance-based bonuses in news which will only increase levels of demand. Numerous clubs have been linked with Werner, who scored in the Champions League against Tottenham last week and has 27 goals in 33 appearances this season. But he has been vocal in his praise of Liverpool this week, labelling Jurgen Klopp the best coach in the world and fuelling rumours he could link up with the German at Anfield in the summer. But he has been vocal in his praise of Liverpool this week, labelling Jurgen Klopp the best coach in the world and fuelling rumours he could link up with the German at Anfield in the summer. He also hailed Klopp, who is a known admirer of the Germany international and is considering him to add to his wealth of attacking options. "Jurgen Klopp is the best coach in the world," Werner told Sky Germany. "There is a lot to suggest that my style of play would suit there (Liverpool)." Klopp responded to Werner's comments over the weekend and said: “On the one side, it’s easier if players see you as that. “If they see you are successful, it’s easier to get into talks with players. But on the other side, it’s more difficult the better your team is because they ask questions like ‘where and when would I play?’ “We need players who want to be part of this, who want to fight for their spot, who want to make the next step together with us, who want to develop and improve so that’s it. “We have these players and whoever wants to join us, needs to have exactly this kind of attitude.”

Probably counting this year, because we're only top at the mo because of VAR, PED's, FA conspiracy, UEFA conspiracy, Refereeing conspiracy. #taintedtitle remember.

Should I stay or should I go.

When everything is handed on a plate, it's easy to become entitled.

He should have; no way kenny deserves the rap for signing the worst player I've ever seen in my life.

Always the victims, you might say.

Nicky fucking Tanner.