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Anyone done a search for Newcastle on google?
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3 minutes ago, Andy said:
It may eventually be his undoing, but Slot is much more likeable than Klopp in defeat.
Just give it time. Klopp was quite likeable in the beginning as well.
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Ljungberg can slit his wrists - talking about Isak deserving better, to play in a team that are favorites rather than underdogs even if we qualify for CL. Honestly just slide into a noose and jump when you get home bald cunt
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Ah man, Bruno insisting Trippier and Lascelles raises the trophy together with him. No matter the future of this club, the characters that have taken us to this point should never be forgotten.
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Can't get rid of this shit eating grin
Since I'm not in London now, I'm so glad I'm alone right now
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Joelinton
Fuck that spaghetti haired cunt
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Just now, bigfella said:
Anyone thinking we should be bringing on subs?
Not sure who, either on or off, but can we do this for twenty minutes?
Normally I would be all for fresh legs, but don't see the need as long as it stays 2-0.
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Lada version of Tonali coming on for Liverpool
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Slot taking notes from Potter/Bruce and hoying on all the strikers.
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Darwin Nunez getting ready at 2-0.,
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Players shouting"Keep going, keep going" to each other fucking GET STCUK IN KILL THESE CUNTS!!!
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Time for someone to give Van Dijk a bump in the head before he gets onto one of ours.
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Burn trying to head it in from his own half twice already in the 2nd half
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Liverpool not switching Burns marker after 2-3 attempts earlier is kind of mental. Also glad that the first time Burn has timed a jump accurately this season is in the final while being marked by a midget.
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idk what to do how to react yabbadabbadooooo
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The fight in the players today is so important. Liverpool can be pretty ruthless in their aggression off the ball and seem to get a psychological advantage over opponents very often as they can't breathe in possession. I expect us to lose the ball often, but we simply can't respond to that by falling back and defending outside our box for long spells. I fear our players will go into some sort of survival mode rather than going for it and upsetting the Liverpool players the same way.
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34 minutes ago, Menace said:
Iraola's spent a fraction of what Howe's spent lets be realistic now
Since Iraola joined Bournemouth he's had a net spend of ~£200m on transfers while Eddie has ~£80m (going by transfermarkt numbers) in the same period.
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59 minutes ago, Bellis80 said:
Think he’ll be gone in the summer regardless. Don’t think him and the club are on the same page regarding buying and selling players.
Based on Howe, Mitchell and Eales at separate occasions this season saying they are on the same page, I think you might be onto something here.
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Until we've won the PL it'll be the PL. If/when we do, it'll be the CL. Winning the CL without having won the domestic league, I feel, takes a bit away from the achievement
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Couple of important players with knocks, spine of the team in Salah, Gravenberch & Dijk playing 120+ minutes.
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From time to time he ends up in situations where his emotions gets the better of him. I think it's something we just got to accept is within him. He'll be back soon and continue to do well. Barnes will handle the business in the meantime.
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That interview was wild. Got the same vibes as when Ashley did his attempt at damage control. His defence for stopping the legends/ambassador thing and lunch to save what...80k a year? Saying it was necessary in order to stop the club from losing 100m a year
Hypothetically if they had signed say Gordon instead of Sancho, they'd "save" that cost in player wages in one week and then some.
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Not sure why he didn't just try a few more crosses with his left. The one to Trippier for Barnes chance was sublime. Even if it doesn't come off perfectly it can still create chaos in the opposition box.
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West Ham tends to gift us an easy 3 points, even when we don't seem to want them. Trippier motm probably...?
Eddie Howe
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Objectively our greatest manager in the PL-era.