Jurgen Klopp’s Lame Insult Won’t Hurt Liverpool’s Spanish Conquerors
As Liverpool crash and burn against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League, does Jurgen Klopp look like a man cracking under the pressure?
March 12, 2020 No Comments
As Liverpool crash and burn against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League, does Jurgen Klopp look like a man cracking under the pressure?
Liverpool should make light work of Atletico in Champions League. Defeat could spell the end for Simeone in Madrid.
It’s a matter of time before Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool are crowned Premier League champions, but De Bruyne is this season’s individual star.
When former Arsenal player Lee Dixon claimed Chris Wilder deserves Manager of the Year over Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool fans lost their minds.
Liverpool must not resign Philippe Coutinho this summer. Club has moved on. Player has dramatically regressed.
Jadon Sancho will cost big money to clubs in the summer transfer window. But Liverpool don’t spend big unless they have a crisis.
The Premier-League-or-bust mindset made sense at the start of the season. Less so now. Liverpool are so far clear at the top of the table that they can afford to turn their attention elsewhere.
As things stand Jones looks best placed to lead the way. It is not just that the 19-year-old scored the winners against both Everton and Shrewsbury. It is the way he conducted himself throughout the two contests.
Liverpool defender Virgil Van Dijk has been linked with a huge move to Juventus. Here’s why Liverpool fans shouldn’t dismiss the idea.
Liverpool will field a youth side in their FA Cup replay, with Jurgen Klopp and his team on a winter break. This is disrespecting the FA Cup.
There’s a chance that lionel Messi could leave Barcelona next season. He isn’t going to Liverpool though, despite what we’re hearing.
Despite an embarrassing display in the first game, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has no intention of taking the replay seriously.
Jurgen Klopp signed a new contract with Liverpool in December, but will he see out his deal? There’s been talk of burnout.
The Premier League has provided a home to some tremendous defenders. None have been as dominant as Liverpool’s Dutch colossus.
Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp continue to whine about the FA Cup schedule. Do they really expect Premier League fans to feel sorry for them?
Jordan Henderson was once considered a liability for Liverpool. Now he is one of the most important members of a team that will soon be Premier League champions.
Manchester United performed better than expected on Sunday. But Liverpool did not have to be at their best to beat them.
Current Premier League season now a title parade for Liverpool. Klopp’s team now showing itself to be the PL’s best ever.
Firmino was the star of the show in Saturday’s 1-0 victory over Tottenham, once again proving that he is the ideal frontman for Liverpool.
We have not seen a right-back like Alexander-Arnold before. The 21-year-old is Liverpool’s principal playmaker.
Carlo Ancelotti’s potential appointment as Everton’s manager should worry rival clubs. He can do for Everton what Klopp did for Liverpool.
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