[oqvist]

 

He still got to take his shirt off at the end

There is a ton of guys that wants it

 

[Raketen]

  There is a ton of guys that wants it

They didn't get it... he put it back on a few minutes later

 

[oqvist]

 
They didn't get it... he put it back on a few minutes later

Sure it was the same shirt? I am sure they have plenty of spare 7 shirts lol

 

[WraithApe]

Good summary of the tournament by Gab Marcotti: Euro 2016 Review. In terms of football coverage, he remains the one writer worth reading at ESPN.

 

[uchihaitachi]

Interesting start so far. Not surprised about Ibrahimovic

 

[oqvist]

  Interesting start so far. Not surprised about Ibrahimovic

It´s Zlatan... All football players should be called by their surname but Zlatan

 

[WraithApe]

  Interesting start so far. Not surprised about Ibrahimovic

 
Liverpool's defense is frightening mate 

 81% possession and still lost 2-0, that's got to be some kind of record!

 

[GRUMPYOLDGUY]

Ayew lasts 30 minutes before getting a 4 month long injury. I've come to accept my life of mid table mediocrity.

Sent from my E5803 using a highly trained, special forces carrier pigeon

 

[uchihaitachi]

Liverpool's defense is frightening mate :wink_face:  81% possession and still lost 2-0, that's got to be some kind of record!

Put me in such a terrible mood watching that match... Lfc needs consistency desperately.

 

[WraithApe]

Put me in such a terrible mood watching that match... Lfc needs consistency desperately.

 
I'd say they need to buy some decent defenders! And consistency yes, but maybe that would follow. With Gomez and Sakho out, Liverpool look light at the back. Clyne's decent but IMO Moreno doesn't cut it and Lovren I'm still not sure about either. Who else is there? Klavan? Hmmmm.

 

[uchihaitachi]

   
I'd say they need to buy some decent defenders! And consistency yes, but maybe that would follow. With Gomez and Sakho out, Liverpool look light at the back. Clyne's decent but IMO Moreno doesn't cut it and Lovren I'm still not sure about either. Who else is there? Klavan? Hmmmm.

Klopp's specialty lies in training up his players, so I presume his mindset is to stick with them. The triumvirate clearly feel that they have the requisite ability to become high standard players.
 
Towards the end of last season, Lovren was solid. Klavan is a backup for the injured CBs, so I am OK with that. With regards to Moreno, he seems to have all the necessary physical attributes, he's fast, strong, so maybe Klopp feels he can train him to develop his defensive awareness. You're right though, definitely huge rooms for improvement.
 
What I also worry about is the attack. It's too narrow, and they play phenomenally against attacking teams, but against defensively minded teams, they look devoid of any options. I wish LFC had wingers like Reus.
 
But all in all, I'm delighted to have Klopp as the manager and his backroom staff. Despite losses, I would stick by him, but with Rodgers, it was a totally different story. 

 

[oqvist]

That was an epic OS finale

 

[WraithApe]

 
But all in all, I'm delighted to have Klopp as the manager and his backroom staff. Despite losses, I would stick by him, but with Rodgers, it was a totally different story. 

 
Yeah, he's a keeper alright. 

 
 
Exciting times with so many top managers in the EPL now. Early days obviously but Mou and Pep have both started strongly. I've been particularly impressed with Pep's determination to get the team playing a certain way from the outset; no time for sentiment or egos. Feel a bit sorry for Joe Hart (he's from my home town and I've followed his career from his time at the Shrews with interest!) but Pep clearly doesn't feel he can adapt to be the sweeper keeper he wants. Hopefully he'll get a good move, as it looks like there's no place for him at City with Bravo coming in.

 

[uchihaitachi]

   
Yeah, he's a keeper alright. 

 
 
Exciting times with so many top managers in the EPL now. Early days obviously but Mou and Pep have both started strongly. I've been particularly impressed with Pep's determination to get the team playing a certain way from the outset; no time for sentiment or egos. Feel a bit sorry for Joe Hart (he's from my home town and I've followed his career from his time at the Shrews with interest!) but Pep clearly doesn't feel he can adapt to be the sweeper keeper he wants. Hopefully he'll get a good move, as it looks like there's no place for him at City with Bravo coming in.

Pep is pretty brutal, I am still interested to see what will happen between Mata and mou.... Too funny!

 

[WraithApe]

  That was an epic OS finale

 
What's OS?