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If we'd kept winning games all season like we had for the first 3/4's of it, it would have been one of the greatest shows of mentality in the history of the club.

Yes and no. It's clearly the turning point, but we were likely not good enough to win it either. The team had shown tremendous mentality, though, that wasn't the issue.

We haven't played badly.

Gee, who said this at the time?

We're playing a decent team, away from home, whilst being in crap form. We were controlling it fairly well and had scored, before the players shat on themselves.

We didn't even play badly but some of these players are just stupid.

Jota's been crap.

Endo's the worst player on the pitch.

First time in a while where we don't look like conceding on every opposition attack and someone also gives us a moment of quality.

Had to score. Amazing ball.

Forest signed Sangare for 35m and he doesn't play.

The Bosnian league might have better refs than Tony Taylor.

He'll start the game we have in 3 days mate, relax. He's not being sent to Siberia.

We're at the stage where every decision is the wrong one, isn't it? We haven't scored a goal in open play in about 400 minutes and have another midweek game coming up. Some rotation or trying something different would hardly be madness.

I don't know why Ait-Nouri doesn't play every game either. He is a top talent.

Wolves have some difference-makers (Cunha and Neto) but when they aren't fit, which is often, they're a standard, mediocre Premier League team. Similar to Palace with Eze and Olise.

Slice into the top corner. Must be nice.

The similarities between the players are somewhat apparent.

We're watching a more expensive, older player be just as bad.

The best manager for Trent would be De Zerbi. He would be a charged up Pascal Gross.

Thiago had just won the Champions League as a bonifide starter at Bayern. That was very peak.

I doubt this. Realistically, when Klopp started, the squad was a blank canvas. I think the next person will have to get the best out of most of what is already there. I'd find it hard to believe that anyone at the club will view Darwin like a Benteke, for example.

This is a weird take, in regards to Jones. Thiago and Jones was basically the Wijnaldum succession plan. Thiago was a world class player, hand picked by the manager, who didn't fit with the owners' philosophy. Jones is an academy player who would be sold for pure profit if Klopp wasn't a fan. One, those decisions are squarely on the manager, two, there's nothing wrong with the logic of what he decided to do there. It just didn't work out, as it happens sometimes.

Definitely. I dont think Amorim is nailed on yet, but after the game I was thinking just because he knows them and is Portuguese, he might be better for Nunez, Diaz and Jota than Klopp. Total shallow analysis, but maybe it is that simple.

He looks like he can't pass a football, but to be honest he plays a position in this team that is brutal. That right side midfield spot is insanely taxing under Klopp and it doesn't exist in many teams.