29 Dec 2018 09:32:32
Liverpool fan in peace.
So it’s game day and a massive game for both sides. Emery has you moving in the right direction without a doubt, you remind me of us a few years ago, devastating in attack, shaky in defence and horribly inconsistent.
I’ve seen a few of you worried about today, which just shows how far we have come, but we cannot take you for granted or you will punish us. We definitely don’t think today will be a walk over by any means but hopefully we can keep our winning streak going and take real momentum into the city game.
I wish you well for the rest of the season, just not today! Always had real respect for arsenal as to remain competitive for those top positions year in year out is impressive. And it goes without saying the invincibles were just a freak of nature.
Think you will get top four which will be your first step then think you will be challenging for the title within a season or two.
Hope you lads enjoy the rest of your Christmas break and have a good new year.
29 Dec 2018 10:02:36
Good luck in the league after today! I hope you don’t go unbeaten but win the league! Think you would take that. You boys are playing nice football which I respect a lot.
29 Dec 2018 10:36:05
Hi Red I see us very much in the same position as you were 3 years ago when Klopp first joined you, we have some fantastic attributes but equally some horrendous weaknesses and it's those weaknesses that many fans want to see improved on before they get excited.
Also like you 3 years back we don't have the money to buy instant solutions so we need to work hard and buy well and hopefully 2 years from now we will have a much better basis to add the finishing touches to with just 1 or 2 really good top class signings.
The first step was always going to be to find our own version of Jurgen Klopp and I think we've done that but where you did it just in time we have left it a bit late but obviously it's never too late in football.
The competition and standard at the top is much much tougher now than it was 3 years ago when City Liverpool United Chelsea and Spurs all had new managers trying to rebuild each club, obviously Liverpool City and Spurs got it spot on with their choice of management which is why your all where you are now United are still looking for a manager that can bring sustainable progression and us and Chelsea are hoping we've found ours already.
It's always tough at the top but I can't remember it ever being this tough before as City and Spurs points total is outstanding at the half way mark but this season it's just not quite good enough.