Liverpool banter 3

24 Apr 2024 20:47:43
We all knew that Everton would come at us but the level of our performance tonight is absolutely shocking we ate getting out muscled all over the pitch. I don't believe that there is one Liverpool player who can say they are happy with their performance so far. It's this slow build up possession rubbish that p. es everyone off giving Everton all the time in the world to set up defensively and yet again our finishing is letting us down. If we continue to play this garbage we could be there for the next 20 yrs and wouldn't score absolutely terrible to watch season filtering out on a whimper unless attitudes and performances in this game start to improve vastly.

24 Apr 2024 10:20:26
Ali. trent konate vvd gomez.
Jones endo mac. Salah nunez gakpo.
I'd go with that 2nite. Robbo I think will need to step out considering we play again sat morning and he played quite a bit recently. I hope gakpo stays in has looked decent of late. Jota being out is a hammer blow.

24 Apr 2024 08:43:35
I wonder if a Mr Arne Slot will be tuned into Sky at 8pm tonight?

24 Apr 2024 07:39:01
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23 Apr 2024 15:50:43
If Slot were to come in are there any Feyenoord players we’d like to see come with him? Geertrudia would tick a lot of boxes one of the Ed’s mentioned him before. Wieffer, Hancko and Timber all well thought of.

23 Apr 2024 13:46:45
Maybe I've missed something but why isn't Hansi Flick considered? Bayern played some incredible football under him and won the treble. Yes, it didn't work out with the german national team, but I guess managing a club is totaly different to a national team.

23 Apr 2024 13:44:20
Jota injured again for 2weeks, how we juggling this one for the derby?

23 Apr 2024 10:24:00
It feels a bit like there are no really obvious candidates for a new manager. Not just from a Liverpool perspective, but if any other big club was looking for a new manager.

Even Alonso - despite his sensational season in Germany - is very early in his managerial career with limited experience.

Big names of a few years ago like Pochettino and Tuchel seem to have suffered damage to their reputations. Mourinho is yesterday's man. The wave of English players ending their playing careers and moving into management has slowed down (and none of them have had success) .

I know it's very data and analytics driven these days and that's different to the traditional approach of getting the biggest name with the best track record but there just doesn't seem to be so many all-time-great/ legend type of managers out there anymore. Maybe Ancelloti is the last of that generation still standing.

Zidane is out there. His track record is incredible because of those consecutive European Cup wins but I feel like it's hard to really judge him.

Klopp and Guardiola are the big silver-back gorillas of the last decade. Obviously neither is an option.

Who else is out there? I still rate Tuchel actually. There was a time when I saw him as a possible Klopp successor.

23 Apr 2024 07:39:01
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21 Apr 2024 19:03:18
That's a better performance. players were faster on the ball, more aggressive, determined . that's why we moan about the team when we play like we have lately, because we know we can play like today.