scudger99

And there's the common misconception that you need to have the best players in the world for each position. It's not about having the best players, it's about having the best blend. The most classic example of all being Leicester winning the Premiership. How many of that Leicester team/squad would you rate as word class or best in the world in their position ?

Remember how they laughed when we splashed out £75 odd million for his services ? Who's laughing now ?

He looks and moves a bit like Sterling. Which makes him a massive cunt.

Him showing his inexperience doesn't outweigh the good things he's doing. And the good things are very good.

So you only see the negatives ?

"Dolly Parton !"

Are we watching the same game ?

I have an image of Tyler being an English version of Boab Coyle's dad. "The nipple clamps Doe, gies the questioning."

If Neco keeps this standard up for the rest of the game he's in with a shout of Man of the Match. Remarkable showing so far, such a confident young player.

We've got a few youngsters with tremendous potential who could be about to have a breakout season. But that's not as interesting to some as waving huge cheques about. I understand that, I get the general frustration. But the combination of FSG and Klopp's track record suggests they know what they're doing. Some seem to be more concerned with other clubs signing players - who gives a fuck what they do ? They fucking need to sign quality just to catch us up ! I get the distinct impression some are less concerned with genuine team development than they are with a new shiny mega expensive signing. That somehow we need to spend as much as others, or be seen to be failing. Total bollocks. I knew Klopp's track record, I had absolute confidence in him from the day he signed. And he's exceeded my wildest expectations. He puts faith in his players, and it obviously works as winning 4 trophies in 13 or so months is no fluke. I can't blame FSG one bit for being cautious, nobody knows what the immediate future holds and it could be potentially suicidal to go splashing large sums of cash around when you don't have a guaranteed income to back that. Yes we need to continually keep trying to improve to stay on the perch we took so long to get back on, but it doesn't necessarily need to jeopardize the club's future. Ferguson did it at United, it could be that Klopp may emulate that now.

Strangely enough he has declined to respond thus far......

Fingers crossed there's no leg humping on the menu.

And just to add fuel to the fire, Spurs are 1-0 up according to LiveScore (I can't watch their shite play). And Massive Holegape booked into the bargain.

Yup. The biggest fire hazard of all is if the wind blows some stray sparks off that into their shack.

With Coutinho they took advantage of the fact that he was determined to go. Rightly so, they got top dollar for him. It seems to be something that some still cannot grasp, Suarez and Coutinho were absolutely hell bent on leaving Liverpool to go to Barcelona. The club didn't force them out and did everything they could to persuade them to stay. Once that fails, you are obliged to screw the buyer for everything you can get and re-invest it wisely.