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So Liverpool were an average team last season when in a similar position after a similar number of games? If so, then hopefully we can be one of the best in the league next season, as we were for a lot of last season. We are going through a shit time, with a threadbare squad. There’s plenty to criticise but your argument is so basic. League position = quality with no mitigation, nuance or context.

Yes and no. Potentially be playing 9 men, definitely 10 you’d hope, with VAR

wrong quote

Using a 24 hour clock and still putting ‘PM’ or ‘AM’ after, a real pet peeve. There’s no 20:00AM

No pressure to come along if you’d prefer not to…!

No, Luton are out the relegation zone as Everton have dropped into it.

2 points off Luton and safety, annoyingly

Started going to games when I was 9/10 in very early 90s and was brought up in West Country so was mainly away ends against Swindon, Bristol (Rovers and City) with home games being stood in gallowgate. Was all terraces and wouldn’t swap those memories for anything. 5/6 I’d agree might be a little too young for away days but need to feed the passion if a kid is growing up loving football.

Spurs have two significant injuries and have lost both games since / during back to back 6-2. Let’s see where they are in 10 games time.

Beat them at our place and we will still take more points off them than last season.

Four away games post champions league in a row hasn’t helped either. If we are top 6/7 and within 5-8 points of the Top 5 at the turn of the year, I would be pleased, given the way this season has aligned.

Not sure on that, growing up in eighties Liverpool definitely felt like the bigger club by some margin.

No changes. Ffs

Every time Bruno celebrates a tackle or dispossession like that it reminds me of a very old meme

I've said it more than once in these last 2 years, but until we win something that'll take some beating.

Looks like they're staying at Innside by Melia. Has been my go-to when staying up the last couple of seasons but has become the regular for the away teams, which is annoying and quite surprising - it's nice, but there's fancier places for sure. No availability whatsoever when I checked for tomorrow night, wonder if they've booked the whole thing to avoid any late night fire alarm issues...

So all other teams that have been wronged by VAR, that have had apologies from PGMOL for glaring errors have just had to get on with it… but Liverpool, after Fabinho somehow stayed on the pitch repeatedly last year, get one shitter, and suddenly they’re ‘exploring all options’ and ‘escalating’. And they wonder why people fucking hate them

I love seeing Liverpool get fucked over, but I really don’t understand how that was offside. Didn’t even draw the lines…

Get in

Maximum payout for unfair dismissal is £105k, so unless he claims some form of discrimination then it’s not exactly a big number for the Mancs if they really wanted to get rid. But they don’t.

Why is it these cunts every time? Sick and tired of it. Only small mercy was train strikes meant I wasn’t there in person.

https://en.as.com/videos/malaga-fans-greet-random-stranger-at-airport-as-if-he-were-a-new-signing-v/

That didn’t feel right, at all

Ando piggy-backing on pizza rob for glory. Sad times for an old itk

I think it's really wise to try and steer away from this more loyal / better fan argument. It can only be divisive and I think it allows the club to ignore the core issue if we're all at each others throats. Focus needs to be on the random seat allocation and inability to choose price outside of a large range. It seems the fanbase can mainly agree there and if it can keep pushing the matter with the club via social media, supporters groups, etc then there's a hope of a positive outcome. Once the in-fighting starts the focus is lost and we all bicker amongst ourselves and the club moves on.