Joey8FrogsLegs

A good post in a shower of shit ones. All the injuries and the congested fixture list has predictably caught up with us. We’ve overachieved this season, and now watch a big portion of our supporters behave exactly like the fuming muppet bluenose supporters we enjoy laughing at. Well done Klopp for taking us further than what anyone could or should expect this season, you didnt manage to complete the miracle. We’re still so glad you’re a Red. YNWA.

He did.

Trent joins the club with some comically bad shit.

Bloody hell Salah, that’s comically bad.

Very poor half that, and again it seems like our energy and intensity is not there sadly. Without that quality and confidence quickly disappears as well, and we are very much a mediocre team. Diaz, Robertson and Bradley the bright spots for me, they’ve brought some energy and enthusiasm. The rest look like they want the season to end now. All the injuries and the number of games have killed off this seaon, which is what you’d expect. I said a couple of months ago if we win the title this year it would be an unreal achievement.

He’s actually managed to be our worst player in that first half, which is quite an achievement.

I think it’s fair to say that Quansah finished the whole club off.

We look like we dont have the energy and intensity that is essential to this team. This could actually get ugly.

Well, there’s one thing that’s easy to agree upon.

Did Klopp also tell him to shoot from stupid positions, when there are clearly better options available? Or would it be fair to expect that a player at the very top level is able to make those decisions?

That was my point, probably didnt get it across in a good way. All the injuries during the season combined with too many games, means too many of our players probably are way off their best form and shape. The fact that their fit to play doesnt mean that they’re ready to perform at their maximum.

Which is a good point imo.

They’re human beings, not robots. All the injuries combined with the fixture list has caught up with us now. A lot of people seem to think as long as a given player is on the pitch, everything is ok and he’ll deliver at his maximum level. Doesnt work like that, it’s caught up with us now, the intensity drops, and without the intensity we’re mediocre.

To be fair, yes it was.

Of course the club could force him to stay. In theory at least. It would however have been the worst decision in the history of football. Forcing Klopp to go on without his enthusiasm and 100% commitment would be as clever as forcing Salah to play another year after loosing his left leg. Not to mention how disrespecful it would be to one of the greatest managers ever, and a great man who gave everything for this club. Should they perhaps have forced Dalglish to stay in 91 as well?