Mole_Toonfan

As much as i agree Flip, can't help but think it smacks of " we lost so let's get positive rumor out".

At least Obertan wouldn't see the pitch not that he should be anyway.

I think the gameplan was clear tbh, to sit deep and hit them on the counter. It was just executed extremely poorly.

Saw his quote today, something about being away to City and playing away to a promoted team in their first home game is a really difficult start

If this performance is any indication they'll get a CL spot with ease, they don't need another striker for that. Get one next summer when you'll actually need it.

He's not very good and nowhere near as good as the world was led to believe when Dortmund spent 25m on him. The fact he looks good today is a minor miracle.

Pretty convinced Juve are gonna sign Berardi next summer, also credit to Tuchel making that fraud Mkhitaryan look like a footballer.

Rather have him being a mentalist than Cisse giving the ball away every time he receives it tbh. Inb4 he scores and i know that but we can't sustain any attacks if our striker can't contribute to build up, look at Lukaku today and see how Everton magically kept the ball because their striker could hold on to the ball or pass to a team mate in and around the box.

Selling our best player

So what teams would he start for in your opinion? I think top 6 + Everton he wouldn't get in. That's a few teams in my opinion. He's better than Walker and Clyne.

Not sure about that. The P1 is an absolute masterpiece.

They look a lot more controlled than they did under Klopp, they are pressing but it's not lunatic style which arguably caused all the injuries.

3-0 Dortmund, Dat counter.

Aubameyang 2-0.

That's not offside Reus

They would have won anyway, like claiming Lampard's goal against Germany at the WC not being given would have made a difference.

It didn't really.

Linesman just had a mare in Dortmund v Gladbach, Mkhitaryan clearly onside and should be 1-0 Dortmund but alas.

He was rinsed no more than Ivanovic was and everyone wanks over him, he's still one of the better fullbacks in the league despite playing like utter shite today.

I'm not blaming him for the results, but i do want him to see him learn from mistakes as the season goes on. If certain players are still starting come Christmas time i'm going to be extremely concerned about his ability to learn and adapt. Although it's something for the future, as of right now i'm not overly concerned.

I do partially, because he has made a few incorrect decisions as it attains to personnel. Not like it would have made a difference, but long term it will. Talking about today, at 1-0 down with a man sent off for stupidity, I'm not going to blame the manager. His decisions were poor, but the fault is only on one guy. The fullback that on the goal played Gomis onside and then was sent off for pure stupidity. Tbh i'm more concerned about Colback and Anita together, Mitrovic/Aarons/Perez on the bench and Wijnaldum behind the striker than today. He needs to actually show he can learn that certain individuals shouldn't play. That's my issue right now, hopefully it does show going forward that he can learn from these mistakes.

Wildcard is being played, fuck all the cunts.

I do partially, because he has made a few incorrect decisions as it attains to personnel. Not like it would have made a difference, but long term it will.

Why? We need Cisse's goals, but we can't afford to leave Mitrović out. Tbh i see absolutely no evidence that they could play effectively together and the midfield isn't good enough to warrant it either. Hence why I said the other bit which you failed to quote. Eh? Edit: Oh yeah got ya