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Liverpool Pogba
Jordan Henderson is currently the gap between Liverpool really hard for the title.
He tries to spread this style of play similar to that of pirlo, Gerrard or Lampard when they were in their thirties trotting around the field, thinking happily of their glorious career and taking their place in the back.
However, Henderson plays this way during his heyday. It offers no value to this Liverpool team.
All other Liverpool midfielders have a distinct trait that they bring to the team. Keita's boxing at the running race and in the direction of defense, Milner's harrying his harness and some skill to always find help, Winaldjum his gile and finesse on the ball.
When Henderson defends himself, he only pursues the players and never makes a decisive game. When he has the ball, he looks back and at best from the side and never makes a decisive pbad.
It is extremely difficult to watch him play and he almost plays the role of 2nd referee by simply telling people what to do and joining the play.
He is really the Liverpool version on Pogba.
Alex T
Liverpool attack, championship midfielder
If the suggestion has already been made that Benitez is a standard Champions League coach on a Championship-level team (with validity), then one could say at the same time that Liverpool has a standard attack of the Disabled Champions League by a Mid-level Championship.
And when this attack is not launched to perfection (two-thirds of it has been mastered tonight) and they only succeed a single shot on the target, it leaves Liverpool in suspense at the edge of the 'elimination.
The six yellow cards are part of Pulis's dreams. I wonder if there will be so much criticism about Liverpool's blunt poster as it is about Mourinho's exchange with bottled water on Tuesday night?
Brian, Wexford
… A longtime reader who writes for the first time, I must say as a long time fan in Liverpool, that this season is really one of the most frustrating of recent years and that it's say something.
After last year 's highs (I do not really consider the final a minimum), we had never been supposed to be there and we were overwhelmed. We also got a favorable draw. Let's be honest. But, with all that, I was more optimistic than ever. This season, even before the final, I did not stop saying that the following season fascinated me and in fact, we seemed to sign and strengthen us perfectly.
Here we are in November and I see 3 former right-handers in the center, Wijnaldum Henderson and Milner, and these 3 seem to be the first choice of Klopp, signing 2 players for 100 million who are not ready yet (according to Klopp) tells me more about we then them. You would also be led to believe that our midfielder 3 was fantastic and that he keeps the two boys out of the team, that's just not true and in all the big games of the season they have been terribly upgraded. not 3.
I am also fully aware of the other problems of the team, the 2 main to me being that we absolutely need a number 10, or play this little tank on the bench because it clearly deserves a place in the 11. The other being that Firmino seems to have completely forgotten how to complete the simplest pbad and his second touch is a tackle now.
I am absolutely far from the madness of Toshack who thinks that Klopp should be in trouble if he does not win anything this year, but if he insists that the midfielder 3 stays in the foreseeable future, I think the questions will start coming from the media.
Gary, Dublin
… D & # 39; agreement. So PSG was pretty good. Who would have thought? After spending enough money to buy several small countries, they formed a team of top talent able to play a little football!
So, no shame to lose against this team. At all.
However, can we, please, finally stop making controversy about this CFL team? Pleeease!
Our strikers are far from the levels they reached last season and our midfielder just does not win enough to control the matches. And it's a trend that most of us die as mere fans we've seen all season. There I said it. Phew!
We have lost any pressing ability (or desire? Or game plan? You do not know which one?)
But the front press is the starting point for the attack of these teams, so I can not imagine
Anyway, let's stop dwelling on it by morally pointing out our position in the league table and asking Jürgen to do his job and solve it, please?
Thank you
I have been a permanent keeper of ST and red and we have to start being honest with ourselves.
It's the bloody hope that kills you
Davo
ABPSG
PSG is a horrible football team.
Liverpool was poor, good, but it was awful 90 minutes to watch.
The acting, the entourage, the loss of time, the moans … It is only a horrible team.
Liverpool is miles away from winning, so do not let it be them.
I would prefer RM to win with a Ramos hat trick. Or Utd win with a hat trick of José.
No matter who. But. Their.
Paul, Kent
… Make no mistake, we were completely crazy. No shot on goal, the midfielder was about as combative as John Lennon in bed, our attackers were all bullshit, and to make matters worse, Gomez did not seem to know where he was most of the night. Keita managed to leave the dock and become actively worse than the midfielder who preceded him, which I really could not imagine in advance.
But Neymar and Co. are pathetic. A group of cheaters who would grab their face if you breathed in their direction on the football field. I am so happy that as a team, the organization simply does not have the organization to win this contest.
Hopefully they will have Man Utd in the next round and they will have 100% Mourinho'd. Would sincerely laugh at my balls by watching them crying their eyes about injustice.
Mint, CFL
… One day, someone will go to Dani Alves or Neymar and give them the reason for the antics.
Embarrbadment in the game
Paul (Mbappe and Verratti, however) NUFC
… Fair play at PSG, they needed a win, a performance and both. On the other hand, it is the biggest group of customers since the history of MSN Barca.
Dan, CFL plastic
… You have to play very well to get a result in a place like PSG, certainly because of their excellent record at home. But we did not do it and we did not do it. PSG fully deserved the points.
But it's not important at the moment. The important thing is that Neymar finally knows what kind of contact gives him the right to fall to the ground on a crumpled pile. And he must thank Robertson for that, after getting a good shot on the shins near the end of the game. Boy.
When Gomez got his potential breaker leg in Verratti, he simply sprinkled himself and continued his momentum. Neymar remains a hateful human being, despite all his skills. There was a moment in the second half where he stopped playing, turned to the crowd and shrugged. Pathetic, even his people are bored.
Forward. This is where you can count on another 'famous night of Anfield …'
Barry, CFL
… I have trouble expressing in words the hatred that I have for PSG. Perhaps more precisely their Brazilian contingent. Neymar I hate. I hate. I hate. To every fiber of my being. It is very average and does not have a great advertising machine. Each foul on him was an automatic yellow card, even though he seemed to have stumbled upon himself. His antics went beyond parody and the referee totally bought him tonight, backed by the Dani Alves cheat scam when he came in. Veratti should have seen all right in red, and as for Thiago Silva and this head injury, it should have been red for the game. For me, Clive is worse than farting when your opponent sinks to the och. As for the whole chest that knocks to win a goal kick, well … it shows how PSG is a small club. Liverpool did not leave first gear and I think they will qualify anyway. I would love to see Neymar against Mihajlovic, Materazzi, Repka and Muscat, in the back. I imagine that he will have no more legs to dive ever again. And I'm a baggie. Bravo Dawson and Hegazi for tonight.
Rich (boing boing), Cambridge
… It's a bit like in the 88th minute. It's 2-1 and your team needs to win the match with a 100% guaranteed qualification. If you: A) keep the ball safe in the corner, B) Try to throw an overhead to embarrbad your opponents.
If you chose the B option, congratulations, you are a PSG player who plays with the kind of reckless abandon that you can only cultivate by being the only competitive team in the game. the French league.
Have you ever played against a FIFA comrade while he had to take a call and put the game on hold to leave the room? It is only when he leaves that you resume the game and start to score worldies while partying to the extreme. I imagine it's like that every week in Ligue 1 when you're PSG.
Fair Play to them. They beat us. They did what was asked of them. But frankly, it was an awful game. As we have been on the road throughout this campaign, we have been pretty terrible. And they were barely able to get through. In my opinion, largely inconsequential, they are simply not good enough to go to the end of this competition.
Some comments on the game:
– I love Henderson. Always have. But at the level where we are trying to compete, it is not enough to influence the game. However, I like that shouting and pointing is not enough – he tends to push his own players to shut them up.
– In general, the midfielder was not efficient enough. Keita was not as fast as him. Our before 3 seems clearer than it had done earlier in the season. Mane and Salah, in particular, have played good things tonight, but they can only rely on the backs or on themselves to create real opportunities. We really have to figure out which combination of players will be effective there.
– I know that Klopp wanted more security playing Gomez at RB, but TAA would have done a much better job exploiting the gulf left wide open on this side of the field.
– What should Verratti do to be kicked out in this game? At one point, he even seemed astonished that the referee did not give him a second yellow.
Let's move on to the last part, where we have to win by two clear goals to move on to the next stage … Someone calls Neil Mellor and Florent Sinama-Pongolle on the phone.
Ryan C (I'm not bitter, you're bitter), LFC
Not cool, Klopp
Has anyone ever heard a manager complaining about being penalized for his team? Amazing to see that Klopp is not a "cool" guy when everything does not happen (or in the case, it's not right).
John Collins WWFC, London
Magic Momo
Forget the winning trophies, Pochettino should surely win the title of manager of the year for turning Moussa Sissoko into a football player?
Rob da (went to school with Ed Woodward and does not remember him as a football fan, he was very clever.) Shrimp
Mourinho Facts
Here is a question for you. Which of the six major teams is most likely to win a 6-0 win this season? Statistically, this happens once a season in the Premier League. There is a good chance that this will happen once, so who do you think? Thinking of a team? Well. In your opinion, which team is LESS likely to win a 6-0 win this season? I'm ready to bet 9 out of 10 that you thought of Manchester United at that time.
No matter which of the other six big teams, you could see them go into a team and tear them up completely. I'm not saying they could not have a day off, or draw / lose a match that they probably should not, it's different. I say that if you are honestly impartial, when do you think this United team led by Mourinho could win a game with that amount? Even though they had a team by their proverbial, 3-0, Jose would have made the defensive substitutions, played the game of possession and started to wonder what male grooming product he was going to announce. The days of going to Old Trafford, fearing a hiding place, are over and under Mourinho, they will never reappear. As long as a team has not lost 4-0, it is never really beaten (and even after, watching the Mali student loan match).
And it's not fair United. The fear of Old Trafford is that as a professional, you knew that if you went to Old Trafford, you would be humiliated. Some teams were even preparing to make sure not to lose more than 3 points. Ultra defensive and arrived at 88 minutes with nothingness, you knew that an attack was coming. He literally coined the phrase "Fergie time" where the 5th minute of the 2 minutes of overtime would bring a late United winner.
Congratulations to Jose for this victory against the boys. Really clbad by slamming bottles of water in your party too (if it was Young Boys celebrating a win with their manager by slamming the bottles, José would have called to restore the death penalty). But as this site makes clear, United must break records to rank in the top four in the league this season or win the Champions League last night to play again next year.
But one last thing. Manchester United played in a competitive league match at home and did not complete the stadium. At the risk of resembling Rafa, it's a fact. Man United has scored 3 goals twice this season (once against Newcastle and once against the same opponent last night). Made. Man United has not scored more than 3 goals against a team all season. Made. Mourinho is a failure specialist. Made?
Brian (agree, I combined a quote from Wenger into a metaphor of Rafa but I thought it worked better) Belfast
Keane goodbye
Congratulations to Robbie Keane and good luck on his retirement.
As a fan of Liverpool, what is strange with him is that when I wanted him to do the best, it was actually coinciding with the worst period of his career. I wonder if the other fans have in mind players whose career, otherwise impressive, has experienced a dip while they were in your club?
When Liverpool signed it, I was so excited that he was a good finisher, he had some rhythm, I also loved his celebrations. We had Cisse and other strikers and it was great to get Keane signed. But for some reason, it did not work for him, we encouraged him but he just looked mean and we, the fans, felt a little sorry for him.
I think it reminds you that players are human and that it's not a video game: trust, feeling different, or just missing out on your last club can affect everyone.
I am glad he did not give up and continued to improve the situation.
Paul in Brussels (obviously Torres, but someone else?)
Super translation
Cracking article about the performers in football. My Mrs. is an interpreter, she was hooked and recognized for her work. Mo Salah took her to Liverpool last year, so who will say what this piece will accomplish!
Tim, LFC (sorry for the ads, that's what it is), Mexico
Monaco not worthy of TH14
Michael Krombopulous just loves to kill, and he killed him with the lovely compliment on Matt Stead's play in the mailbox. I read it and I enjoyed the wonderful tribute to Robben (some natives know three things: where to find water, whose berries are poisonous, and not let Robben cut himself off at the inside of the left foot). Good work.
I write watching Titi or the TH14 team defend themselves as babies needing a diaper change (a man said that men of middle age should not give the name a pet to another middle-aged man, specifically targeting the Gooners – someone's right foot!).
I digress. I am hurt by the horrendous performance of the TH14 team. Do not these guys recognize greatness when they look at it face to face? It was then that I realized that my allegiance was not to Monaco but the hero of childhood, the hero of Martial's childhood. So I wondered if anyone else had a favorite that he would follow when he got into the coaching profession. Some Man U fans are spoiled for choice, but I doubt they are ever tied up. A Kopite suddenly interested in the Celtic v Rangers? I heard that Lampard was also in the know
Tiny Dawn Gunners (Whenever Drogba appeared against Arsenal, I'm wrong, do not let him fend for himself in the Premier League)
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