legalalien
Watcher of the skies
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Appreciate the question mark.Nice win.
Played better 2nd half and scored less?
Back to winning ways.
Appreciate the question mark.Nice win.
Played better 2nd half and scored less?
Back to winning ways.
That includes 2 from the RB position.Posted at 17:5117:51
Milner's fine season
Liverpool 3-0 Bournemouth
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Liverpool's James Milner has provided more assists in this Premier League season - four in 21 appearances - than he did in the 2017-18 season (3 in 32 appearances)
Milner agrees with your point on the second half, by the way.Appreciate the question mark.
Needs to grab hold of the game moreHe didn’t get the goal I predicted, but I thought Naby was exceptional today. Fabinho and Wijnaldum both superb as well. Has the makings of a truly elite midfield three.
Naby needs to step up and grab games by the scruff he’s got it and it’s coming but we need it now rather than later Fab and Gini are are the pieces to the midfield puzzle goin forward then there’s Ox to come back good times YNWAHe didn’t get the goal I predicted, but I thought Naby was exceptional today. Fabinho and Wijnaldum both superb as well. Has the makings of a truly elite midfield three.
He just defies logic, excelling in a team with as many good players as we have he continuously is in the first 11, creates, plays any position and just doesn't let anyone down.Posted at 17:5117:51
Milner's fine season
Liverpool 3-0 Bournemouth
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Liverpool's James Milner has provided more assists in this Premier League season - four in 21 appearances - than he did in the 2017-18 season (3 in 32 appearances)
I don’t understand why he hasn’t been offered another contract yet. He’s too important to the squad to allow him to leave.Posted at 17:5117:51
Milner's fine season
Liverpool 3-0 Bournemouth
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Liverpool's James Milner has provided more assists in this Premier League season - four in 21 appearances - than he did in the 2017-18 season (3 in 32 appearances)
More, more.Just home from the game. Great buzz on the Kop. Gini was running the show even before his goal. MoM by a country mile. Brilliant player
The atmosphere was really good today, loud in parts and almost universally positive. The message got through.Anfield sang its soul on to the pitch. Cant wait to hear from @Commando @ILLOK @Red_Jedi and @dockers_strike.
Epic post. Brilliant. Thank you. I could hear the si señor across the pond and then began singing it myself. All alone on my couch 6000 miles away I too was in the Kop.Here is my match report from the Kop:
Couple of hours before the game, the message was spreading from Jurgen. Bring your voices, leave your soul on the pitch. Word was go in early, a whole 45 mins early - none of this get to my seat 5 mins before kick off.
And so to our seats - 2nd from the back of the kop - block 305. Its famous.
Flags were out, voices were ready... just needed the spark on the pitch. Jurgen called, we were going to deliver. That was clear.
And so the game unfolded. Block 305 is where many of the chants start, then rest of the kop follows, which then spreads through the stadium... and here I was. It was my first time in this block. A lot of emotion here.
One guy, a few seats away from me, but in the back row - was hitting the steel wall - and to a great beat. The conductor. More on him later.
The performance on the pitch unfolded. Players were up for it. It was clear. The pitch was green, the wind had subsided. The ref would have to be a complete wanker if he was going to screw this up for us - let’s not give him the chance.
And so our voices and souls - we conquered all of Europe, si senor, calm as you like, marching in etc etc - block 305 gave it all the first half - led by the conductor.
They delivered on the pitch, with the help of 50000 souls that Jurgen had asked for.
Half time, no reception - what were the other scores. Should I cash out my stingy 3-0 bet? Phone not connecting. Go in to the stand and see the other scores - none of them meant anything. Well, Everton were losing - but it meant nothing.
2-0, let’s finish this. 2nd half starts.
3-0. Easy.
Then the conductor starts. Si senor - it went on and on and on and on - could you hear it?
It was 10 minute transient chant. Our souls were singing, shouting, sending a message. Even the conductor stopped probably because his arms got broken - but the kop carried him - and he continued. This was relentless from us.
My mates in other stands heard it. It was a significant moment. Really significant. Collective energy, belief, and will power.
We’re never going to stop. But it was si senor. Bobbys song requested from Klopp. It was splendour. It really was.
And the game finished.
So Jurgen, do we go collect our souls that we left on the pitch?
No you don’t need to, because by giving, you receive. An old proverb I’m sure.
And I leave anfield again - but I think it’s different this time.
I know our club has something magical about it, which is why I’m with it... but it’s hsppening now. It’s awake, alive, and becoming almighty.
The players need us... it’s clear.
Ask the conductor.
We heard you buddy, and we need you - wherever you are on this planet. We need everyone together, the collective is more powerful than the individual - the spirit of shankly embodied by Jurgen.Epic post. Brilliant. Thank you. I could hear the si señor across the pond and then began singing it myself. All alone on my couch 6000 miles away I too was in the Kop.
Thanks for taking the time to describe it. Job well done in many ways. Carry us to the end now.
Brilliant stuff my friendHere is my match report from the Kop:
Couple of hours before the game, the message was spreading from Jurgen. Bring your voices, leave your soul on the pitch. Word was go in early, a whole 45 mins early - none of this get to my seat 5 mins before kick off.
And so to our seats - 2nd from the back of the kop - block 305. Its famous.
Flags were out, voices were ready... just needed the spark on the pitch. Jurgen called, we were going to deliver. That was clear.
And so the game unfolded. Block 305 is where many of the chants start, then rest of the kop follows, which then spreads through the stadium... and here I was. It was my first time in this block. A lot of emotion here.
One guy, a few seats away from me, but in the back row - was hitting the steel wall - and to a great beat. The conductor. More on him later.
The performance on the pitch unfolded. Players were up for it. It was clear. The pitch was green, the wind had subsided. The ref would have to be a complete wanker if he was going to screw this up for us - let’s not give him the chance.
And so our voices and souls - we conquered all of Europe, si senor, calm as you like, marching in etc etc - block 305 gave it all the first half - led by the conductor.
They delivered on the pitch, with the help of 50000 souls that Jurgen had asked for.
Half time, no reception - what were the other scores. Should I cash out my stingy 3-0 bet? Phone not connecting. Go in to the stand and see the other scores - none of them meant anything. Well, Everton were losing - but it meant nothing.
2-0, let’s finish this. 2nd half starts.
3-0. Easy.
Then the conductor starts. Si senor - it went on and on and on and on - could you hear it?
It was 10 minute transient chant. Our souls were singing, shouting, sending a message. Even the conductor stopped probably because his arms got broken - but the kop carried him - and he continued. This was relentless from us.
My mates in other stands heard it. It was a significant moment. Really significant. Collective energy, belief, and will power.
We’re never going to stop. But it was si senor. Bobbys song requested from Klopp. It was splendour. It really was.
And the game finished.
So Jurgen, do we go collect our souls that we left on the pitch?
No you don’t need to, because by giving, you receive. An old proverb I’m sure.
And I leave anfield again - but I think it’s different this time.
I know our club has something magical about it, which is why I’m with it... but it’s hsppening now. It’s awake, alive, and becoming almighty.
The players need us... it’s clear.
Ask the conductor.