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Why does the Liverpool manager need to be fucking normal and likeable?

Club Store in the Metro Centre now open.

Lampard is 46.

Good that our two best players arn't training?

You mean like when we played 5-3-2 against Spurs, with Elliot Anderson, and then Joelinton playing as a left wing back, and Willock as a pressing forward. Or when we clearly played on the counter again Arsenal a few weeks ago, and against Nottingham Forest to in fact.

I actually tend to agree, he did well at Derby like you say, even if they had a really good squad, got Chelsea Champions League football and to an FA Cup final, despite having a transfer embargo, and kept Everton up when coming in mid-season. Its not amazing by any stretch but its not horrendous.

Are West Brom okay?

4 games he coached, and two of them where against Leicester In fairness he did coach PSV for a year, and won them a cup too.

Stopped caring right about here tbh

Sounds like the Club World Cup is going to be a wild success:

Yeah, you may need to bump this thread when that goes on sale.

I see we're at the "Compare the manager to literal Hitler" stage of a post Newcastle United loss

I'd honestly look at something like this, it may just be last nights performance sticking in my head, as Gordon was utter trash, but Barnes has just offered more this season, and probably deserves to be starting games, and no player should be un-droppable. We've lacked legs and intensity in the press this season, so i'd bring Miggy in for that reason alone. Even if it is harsh on Joelinton we need to be getting Tonali back in the side, and our balance in midfield always looks better with Longstaff in the side, even if that midfield three looks a bit lightweight.

More Forest away then West Ham at home please.

Well that was shit, utter shit. I won't be thinking about it again.

Frustrating half, probably been the better team but seem to be lacking bite and that final ball/end product. Game is calling out for Tonali, as we actually have space to play in.

I still don't know why Guy Mowbray doesn't get more work, he always seems to get the balance right whenever i've heard him. Same with Adam Summerton on TNT, as with the dude who does the EFL coverage on Sky (I can't remember his name) he's always decent.

How bad was he yesterday?

I don't like how confident I am right now. The league this season is so tight, and other than Liverpool and Southampton, everyone can seemingly beat anyone, which makes being confident a fools game, especially as we've only just really started getting our performances back to a decent level

This may be the reason Cooper was sacked https://ekstrabladet.dk/sport/fodbold/udenlandsk_fodbold/engelsk_fodbold/PremierLeague/premier-league-stjerner-fester-loes-paa-natklub-i-koebenhavn/10447108

Well, that performance was no different to any other Man United performance i've seen in the last few years. It was all pretty insipid, I wouldn't say Ipswich deserved the win, but they created the better chances. I'm curious as to how the back three works going forward, as its a tactic that you don't really see in the Premier League at the moment, it feels like its something teams have evolved from.

Class tackle that.

Ipswich are well worth that.