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Football 2024/25


charlierc

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2 hours ago, kaosmark2 said:

Genuinely didn't think I'd love it this much still.

We need these kind of moments of euphoria where we can. After all there was beginning to be a feeling it might never come so... good to know never was the wrong thought.

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20 hours ago, thetimenew said:

 

Going to be a bit strange for Liverpool, whilst they will be champions. It is basically Klopp's team that's won it, add that it looking like they could lose Salah/Dijk/Trent. 

 

 

 

 

Tbf I don't think all 3 will go, but they are procrastinating a little on giving them new deals and trying to buy 3 new players of similar quality in the same window in a crowded market will be stupid expensive.

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36 minutes ago, charlierc said:

Tbf I don't think all 3 will go, but they are procrastinating a little on giving them new deals and trying to buy 3 new players of similar quality in the same window in a crowded market will be stupid expensive.

Trent will go, but no problem we’ve already got a great replacement.

 

The other 2 are part of the 3 most important players at the club, the other being Allison 

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I know he's got all the goals and assists etc, but has Salah been good overall this season? He's been anonymous and irrelevant in 5 of the 6 Liverpool games I've watched this season, but the 2 vs PSG + the final were all recent.

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Ive got a couple of Brighton mates who used to joke all the time about how crap Dan Burn is in the air, despite being 6ft 7 - its endlessly amusing to me to see him belting in a wonderful header in a final 😄 

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1 hour ago, kaosmark2 said:

I know he's got all the goals and assists etc, but has Salah been good overall this season? He's been anonymous and irrelevant in 5 of the 6 Liverpool games I've watched this season, but the 2 vs PSG + the final were all recent.

I feel like he has dropped a notch or two since Christmas.

 

Tbf I'm willing to give credit to Livramento, Joelinton and Barnes doing a great job in silencing him. One thing that the right flank was destabilised by Trent and Bradley both being injured, but was still a good job to keep his attacking output limited.

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1 hour ago, balti-pie said:

Ive got a couple of Brighton mates who used to joke all the time about how crap Dan Burn is in the air, despite being 6ft 7 - its endlessly amusing to me to see him belting in a wonderful header in a final 😄 

It's certainly a part of his game that he's done well to improve if that was a review of his time in Seagulls colours.

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1 hour ago, kaosmark2 said:

I know he's got all the goals and assists etc, but has Salah been good overall this season? He's been anonymous and irrelevant in 5 of the 6 Liverpool games I've watched this season, but the 2 vs PSG + the final were all recent.

 

So apart from the 27 goals and 17 assists?

 

Yes, he's been incredible and I'd ask that you don't watch any more of our games between now and the end of the season as you're clearly a jinx!

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12 minutes ago, charlierc said:

It's certainly a part of his game that he's done well to improve if that was a review of his time in Seagulls colours.

It seemed a strange signing at the time - he wasnt exactly standing out at Brighton, he was if anything a little one-paced and exploitable in a fairly dynamic defence. The Albion fans liked him, but werent so fussed about him going.  It seemed like a signing just to get a geordie back at the club and win over the fans with the new regime, but he's come on absolutely leaps and bounds there - fair play to him. He does seem like a good egg, and then i read the letter his Dad sent him thats been so visible in the last couple of days - outlining his professional career - and he is a really decent sort

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1 hour ago, kaosmark2 said:

I know he's got all the goals and assists etc, but has Salah been good overall this season? He's been anonymous and irrelevant in 5 of the 6 Liverpool games I've watched this season, but the 2 vs PSG + the final were all recent.

 

Even though I'm in total agreement with stance on Liverpool football club. 

 

You can't take away from all the goals and assists, which have more than likely earned Liverpool majority of there points. 

 

I can understand Liverpool not paying what he wants, he will be 33 in June. Likewise van dijk who will be 34 in July. 

 

 

 

 

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58 minutes ago, charlierc said:

I feel like he has dropped a notch or two since Christmas.

 

Tbf I'm willing to give credit to Livramento, Joelinton and Barnes doing a great job in silencing him. One thing that the right flank was destabilised by Trent and Bradley both being injured, but was still a good job to keep his attacking output limited.

Oh I'm absolutely willing to give credit to our players in that game, I was just asking generally.

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48 minutes ago, Gnomicide said:

 

So apart from the 27 goals and 17 assists?

 

Yes, he's been incredible and I'd ask that you don't watch any more of our games between now and the end of the season as you're clearly a jinx!

 

41 minutes ago, thetimenew said:

 

Even though I'm in total agreement with stance on Liverpool football club. 

 

You can't take away from all the goals and assists, which have more than likely earned Liverpool majority of there points. 

 

I can understand Liverpool not paying what he wants, he will be 33 in June. Likewise van dijk who will be 34 in July.

Well to give a comparison, for a lot of Mbappe's time at PSG they played with 10 men for 80 minutes then he had a spectactular 10 minutes and scored and assisted in that 10.

 

In the 6 Liverpool games I've watched this season, he did basically nothing in 4 of them, scored a pen in another, and had a stonking 15 minutes in the other but was largely anonymous for 75 of those.

 

I'm not saying he's not done a lot and performed, but I'm curious of the perspective. A few years ago he was just a constant threat, with barely a quiet minute. In the games I've watched this season, his movement has been slower and less frequent and I'm wondering if that's just chance around which games I've watched.

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5 minutes ago, kaosmark2 said:

 

Well to give a comparison, for a lot of Mbappe's time at PSG they played with 10 men for 80 minutes then he had a spectactular 10 minutes and scored and assisted in that 10.

 

In the 6 Liverpool games I've watched this season, he did basically nothing in 4 of them, scored a pen in another, and had a stonking 15 minutes in the other but was largely anonymous for 75 of those.

 

I'm not saying he's not done a lot and performed, but I'm curious of the perspective. A few years ago he was just a constant threat, with barely a quiet minute. In the games I've watched this season, his movement has been slower and less frequent and I'm wondering if that's just chance around which games I've watched.

 

It's been his best season since his first at Liverpool. One of the best ever to do it. 

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9 minutes ago, Gnomicide said:

 

It's been his best season since his first at Liverpool. One of the best ever to do it. 

Yeah, I mean, if I were to extrapolate from what I've watched, it'd have been his worst, but the stats don't match up with that. I was genuinely asking.

 

I don't think anyone's pretending he did anything against PSG or Newcastle.

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On 17/03/2025 at 13:46, thetimenew said:

 

Going to be a bit strange for Liverpool, whilst they will be champions. It is basically Klopp's team that's won it, add that it looking like they could lose Salah/Dijk/Trent. 

 

 

 

 


Seen a few comparisons to Fergie’s last title-winning side. Basically eeking every last bit of championship-winning quality out of a squad in need of an overhaul.

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45 minutes ago, Ryan1984 said:


Seen a few comparisons to Fergie’s last title-winning side. Basically eeking every last bit of championship-winning quality out of a squad in need of an overhaul.

 

Bit different, only scholes and giggs were over 31.

 

Also utd won 5 out of the last 7 league titles. Whilst Liverpool haven't won a proper one for 35 years. 😃

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9 hours ago, Ryan1984 said:


Seen a few comparisons to Fergie’s last title-winning side. Basically eeking every last bit of championship-winning quality out of a squad in need of an overhaul.

I don't necessarily know how smoothly that fits together given Fergie's presence in 2013 was different to Slot in 2024/25, as he's only been here a year.

 

I do get the symmetry of a team taking advantage of a distinctly mediocre chasing pack though.

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10 hours ago, pink_triangle said:

BBC reporting remarkable night of action in nations league, trouble is I don’t think anyone cares. I honestly couldn’t care less who wins the tournament, can’t remember who won the last one and wasn’t bothered when Wales got promoted or relegated.

It's a complete non event! My son, who is a football nut, was completely oblivious to the nations league - he spotted the scores in the bbc app this morning and then really struggled to remember when England competed in it.  

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18 hours ago, pink_triangle said:

BBC reporting remarkable night of action in nations league, trouble is I don’t think anyone cares. I honestly couldn’t care less who wins the tournament, can’t remember who won the last one and wasn’t bothered when Wales got promoted or relegated.


Don’t strongly disagree but for balance, I was at a sold out Hampden with something to play for which I prefer paying for instead of a meaningless friendly. Relegation means we miss out on 6 games against more “glamours” teams, much needed experience at a higher level and of course the money that comes with sell outs.

in other news, good to see the games back on bbc.

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On 23/03/2025 at 22:41, pink_triangle said:

BBC reporting remarkable night of action in nations league, trouble is I don’t think anyone cares. I honestly couldn’t care less who wins the tournament, can’t remember who won the last one and wasn’t bothered when Wales got promoted or relegated.

I'd forgotten all about it as well tbf. Not helped that it's only shown on a broadcaster I don't have access to.

 

The games sounded quite remarkable in fairness with lots of high-scoring games and two penalty shootouts. Certainly sounds more exciting than England starting the World Cup qualifying run with two straightforward wins, as expected given the quality disparity in their group.

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12 hours ago, charlierc said:

I'd forgotten all about it as well tbf. Not helped that it's only shown on a broadcaster I don't have access to.

 

The games sounded quite remarkable in fairness with lots of high-scoring games and two penalty shootouts. Certainly sounds more exciting than England starting the World Cup qualifying run with two straightforward wins, as expected given the quality disparity in their group.

I also find how it feeds into the main competition strange. My understanding is Wales could now lose every group game and we are pretty much guaranteed a play off.

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  • 2 weeks later...

Been off the forum for a while so pretty late posting this but great to see the Newcastle fans enjoying the win. By far the better team on the day, outplayed us massively and thoroughly deserved. Never nice to lose a final but couldn't have wished for it to be against a better fanbase that we did lose. Many more trophies coming your way I'm sure.

Any chance you fancy letting us have Isak please? 😄 

 

As for the league, still nervous and will be until it's mathematically done. 13 more points. PLEASE.

 

 

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