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  1. You talking about the one he hit straight at Pickford? I was angry at that one but this one my head nearly exploded... Screenrecorder-2024-04-26-20-53-28-607.mp4 He sees the ball coming for 30 yards, one defender completely out the game, the other in no mans land, ball is straight into his path, can use his left or right to control and then shoot Mother fucker ends up in this position: Hahahaha It's so bad you can only laugh. He's fucking shit man
  2. Non venire qui, i nostri fan sono idioti
  3. I'm not going to read the post properly for you either. So fuck off and learn basic English
  4. Not sure how you got lost in that post but somehow you managed it
  5. Selling any of them would be a stupid idea. You don't rip apart the entire club in one summer. Manager going Coaching staff going Our 3 most experienced players in terms of winning big trophies, going? Keep all 3 and sell Diaz and Nunez. We need to steady the ship not risk sinking it.
  6. Inzaghi (inter Milan - big club experience, not sure if he speaks English though, but he's in final year of contract) Nagelsmann (big club experience) De Zerbi (premier League experience) I should say my expectations are lower than some probably. I'm expecting a dip regardless of who we get. I just think we need a manager to keep us around the top 4 and not risk us having a huge drop off and losing our good players. A manager the players either respect because of their status or a manager the players respect because of their coaching style/tactics.
  7. I like Trent I think he's a brilliant player on the ball. World class in fact. But off the ball it's wtf most of the time. That video is pretty damning. It's probably not his space being zonal but fuck me have some awareness. You should see Van Dijk getting blocked, know that there isn't someone deeper and fill that space to be in front of Calvert Lewin. I agree about his attitude in the build up to the corner being taken, he's not ready or switched on, strolling around and not alert or focused. It's how he defends most of the time I guess. I still wouldn't get rid though, put him in midfield so his defensive bullshit has cover behind him. He's too good on the ball to lose and he creates too many chances. Those players are hard to replace.
  8. I'm worried about choosing Slot too. He has no experience in the league or at a big club. It's a stupid risk that they don't need to take. At a time when they've fallen apart under pressure, if the new manager hasn't got the status, things can fall apart quickly. This squad is good, you can replace two attackers buy a DM and it could really make us a great squad. Equally, you can have another shit season, and possibly lose Van Dijk, Alisson and Trent all in one summer. It's hanging in the balance so why take the risk with a manager nobody has heard of and put it more at risk of going tits up It makes no sense. They need to hold on to the good players and add to them, not potentially lose them because the next guy hasn't got a clue about the demands of the league or size of the club.
  9. This attack was always going to be the thing that cost us. I hoped that they could carry us through with individual moments but tbh you don't win titles like that. It was always going to unravel when the pressure was on, you could see this coming months ago. The finishing is shit, obviously, but the lack of cohesion and interplay is worse. We can't sustain attacks or build pressure because they are brainless and don't work well together. Bad runs, shit touches, poor passes, awful decision making. If the new manager comes in and thinks I can work with them, improve them, make it better... we'll have the same shit next season. We need a guy to already see it's not good enough and be brave and a little ruthless.
  10. You lot are mad He's burnt out, we've over played him and look at what he's working with. A tippy toe shuffler journeyman (Endo) another midfielder who can't pass very well (Dom) or Jones who doesn't release the ball or see a pass early enough Then look at what's ahead of him, a brainless striker who doesn't make good runs or link the play, Mo who hasn't got the legs and is badly out of form and Diaz who makes decent runs and then does his own thing. When Mac Allister is playing further up the 2 other midfielders can't get him on the ball and even if he does get on it, who's he meant to pass to? He's definitely not the problem here. Give him more intelligent players to play with, he's a quality player.
  11. Good luck trying to get our forwards to play the ball around the box the way his team seems to. Has there ever been a successful Dutch coach in the Premier League? This is one hell of a gamble that we really didn't need to take.
  12. I'm definitely not saying he's a bad manager. He might be a great manager. He might be tactically better than Klopp. But what I'm saying is why take the risk in the current situation? There is always going to be a dip post Klopp, it's kind of inevitable or expected. So just mitigate that risk and just steady the ship. Why take the gamble right now, it makes no sense. I've never heard of this guy, most fans won't have, many players wont have. It's crazy to give him the job at one of the biggest clubs in the world and hope he can handle it. He doesn't have the status to buy him time if it goes wrong. Hodgson was a stupid appointment because of his style of play and character. De Zerbi, might not be great, but we know what we are getting. We know his style of play but more importantly the players know his style. They would buy into him more because of his experience here. We need to keep our good players not risk losing them. Slot is the kind of gamble you take with a shit squad, hovering around 8th in the league. You don't need to take this kind of gamble with the team we have, it's mental.
  13. If it's this guy, it's a pretty stupid appointment. Why take the risk on a manager from the Dutch league? Have they not seen how Ten Haag is doing We aren't in a bad situation, do I think Klopp is leaving us with this amazing squad the media keeps talking about?...no. But it isn't rubbish either. This is a good team, it's possibly 2 or 3 transfers from being a great team. Why the fuck would you take the risk and bring in a guy who has no experience managing at the highest level or even playing at the highest level? It's stupid. He doesn't know the league. He'll have no pull in attracting top players. If things go badly we'll likely lose our good players. Why would the guys with 18 months left renew contracts for this guy? Some of you scoffed at De Zerbi, but I said it from the start, just get someone with premier league experience. Steady the ship and review it in 18 months time. No need to do anything fucking stupid when you have a good team. This is a crazy appointment, the risk isn't even worth it.
  14. You'd play Nunez? I was more thinking play mo up there or even try Mac Allister as a false 9. Something/anything that doesn't involve Nunez in the starting 11. We beat Everton if we play good football and pass the ball at the right times. We can cut them open. What we don't need is chaos, that's exactly what Everton would want.
  15. It can't be corrupt lads. We are different in this country. The colour of our passport makes us immune to money and bias. Don't you know that once a referee puts on his kit it automatically wipes his memory of any allegiance he had the day before? Neville is a shouty little fucking knob. Who the fuck is he to say it 100% can't be true. Never mind that Forest questioned the integrity of the referee on VAR, BEFORE the game. Never mind that Clattenberg is an ex referee and definitely has way more information than Neville/Carragher or the rest of us. He knows the inner workings and knows refs personally. Maybe just fucking maybe it is true? Why not shut the fuck up, and let an investigation take place before you shout your mouths off, maybe there is a can of worms that needs to be opened. The arrogance of them two last night was what was embarrassing. Never mind the decision on 2 out of 3 of those penalties. The main stream media is pathetic, it's jobs for the lads, keep the controversy to a minimum to protect your pay packet. Not one of them says "hang on this has happened so many times some of it may be true" Wake up, it's happened in other major European footballing countries, so it might be happening here too you idiots.
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