What's it about?Brilliant video
What's it about?
Are those Iranian warrior monks on 2:22? Almost shat myself. lol
I think the memories of last year, they were easy for a goalkeeper of quality but he has literally done nothing for 80 minutes, I wouldn't put my money on Karius if I'm being honest or Mignolet saving them.Having watched it again I cant understand why Alison was man of match other than the free kick you would expect any keeper to save all those shots. Spurs looked more likely to give up a goal than us IMO.
One issue with that is that on that clip Hoddle is right.... that isn't a penalty. lolLove it with Hendo lifting the cup in FIFA '19 as well! The video even have the streaker running on the field lol.
No way the Spurs fans have so many large flags in the stand.
Looks outside the box to me. Glenn has a point after all.One issue with that is that on that clip Hoddle is right.... that isn't a penalty. lol
Consulates, yeah, good call @Maria :well done:Not sure if this is revealed video above, but apologies if it is.
I am truly astonished that there were so many supporters around the World who watched this. I knew the main countries in Asia which had strong support like India, Pakistan, Malaysia, Hong Kong,
and Indonesia, but was surprised that far flung places in Mongolia, Nepal,( isn't that Cardiffpete's 2nd home:J), Iraq, Lebanon, Costa Rica, Ghana, Iran, Rwanda, Maldives, Mauritius, I mean, flipping heck. I am so proud of our club representatives to go out there and show what our club is all about. We will need to have LFC consulates in these places next.
Thanks a bunch @Kopstar. You could at least have put a spoiler alert on it. lol
It's a brilliant video showing our fans following the CL final from all around the world. If you've seen it before you'll immediately recognise it in the first few seconds of viewing :J
This CGI looks so real. Is this a game for playstation or Xbox?Love it with Hendo lifting the cup in FIFA '19 as well! The video even have the streaker running on the field lol.
No way the Spurs fans have so many large flags in the stand.
I don't think it was mentioned anywhere about whether it's PC, PlayStation 4, or Xbox One.This CGI looks so real. Is this a game for playstation or Xbox?![]()
Nice words from Mou there. On his comment regarding attacking the Kop during the second half. I'd love somebody with the time and patience to analyse our games and see how we've done when we've been turned around at kick off. Connor Coady was on LFCTV earlier this week and said he'd done it purposely to try and get an edge. We know how that worked for Wolves. From memory, I don't remember us doing too badly when we've attacked the Kop end first.
Apologies if this video has been posted before. This is Mourinho mentioning that Anfield has a special place which can make miracles and he sincerely praises Jürgen highly. Have to give him credit where it is due.
The lucky bugger. Poor Dan (his mate).
This lucky, lucky Liverpool fan was staying at the same hotel where the Champions after party was. He managed to sneak into the party and mingle with all the squad and ex players and other celebrities force couple of hours before he was found out by security.
He could not get a ticket for the final. This made up for it I guess.lol:cheers:
I've often wondered this too because my gut feeling is it doesn't make a lot of difference to the outcome in most cases. It's more a case of it not feeling right. According to the Echo the last team to beat us at Anfield when we attacked the Kop End in the first half was Real Madrid in the CL 5 years ago.On his comment regarding attacking the Kop during the second half. I'd love somebody with the time and patience to analyse our games and see how we've done when we've been turned around at kick off. Connor Coady was on LFCTV earlier this week and said he'd done it purposely to try and get an edge. We know how that worked for Wolves. From memory, I don't remember us doing too badly when we've attacked the Kop end first.
The lucky bugger. Poor Dan (his mate).![]()
There's an advantage all right, and I can only see it as a physiological thing. It's come to be expected we do better when attacking the Kop end and, as it turns out, we usually do. Our game speeds up, passing and movement gets quicker, which more often than not leads to us scoring a goal or few. There's definitely a little mojo magic at the Kop end.I've often wondered this too because my gut feeling is it doesn't make a lot of difference to the outcome in most cases. It's more a case of it not feeling right. According to the Echo the last team to beat us at Anfield when we attacked the Kop End in the first half was Real Madrid in the CL 5 years ago.
I think it's definitely an advantage to attack the Kop End second half when we're up against it and really need the crowd to give us a lift. For example, all the famous European wins against Barca, St Etienne, Olympiakos and Dortmund etc came with us attacking the Kop End second half. I doubt those games pan out the same way otherwise.
That's what I thought as well. It was just delaying tactics. When he saw the ref was having none of it, he just started pointing randomly. There's also a quick shot of Harry Kane rallying the troops. For some reason the word "insipid" came to mind.Eriksen: But it was going that way
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Would love to hear Harry have a crack at saying that.For some reason the word "insipid" came to mind.
Providing you weren't facing him at the time.Would love to hear Harry have a crack at saying that.
I felt sure that right at the end would be a photo of Coutinho looking sad lol
That's obscene. It's shit like this that, for me, is the objectionable side of football.
If i was given that IPhone, I would sell it on Ebay or auction it lol