Premier League 2019/20 (42 Viewers)

[Afghan_juventus]

Any team looks bad against the "best team in the world". Minus Flamengo that played the final of their lives, of course.

I watched that game as well. Flamengo impressed me allot and Liverpool did not take the game lightly at all. The game felt like a true "World Final".

I think Flamengo would cause some serious damage if they were in the CL.

 

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[Cerval]

20 wins and 1 draw. That's actually ridiculous

 

[Juve_fanatic]

20 wins and 1 draw. That's actually ridiculous

too bad i cant find the post when one member said to me how Klopp was not a winner coach, had no winning mentality ect, back when he first joined Liverpool...

 

[ColloRosso]

I watched that game as well. Flamengo impressed me allot and Liverpool did not take the game lightly at all. The game felt like a true "World Final".

I think Flamengo would cause some serious damage if they were in the CL.

I've been watching Flamengo for the last 7 months or so, since the arrival of Mister Jorge Jesus in the Continent. I'm a big fan of the work he did there in only some months and I would like to see him in a team with more resources like Mourinho still gets to fight for the CL and see and how it goes.

 

[ColloRosso]

too bad i cant find the post when one member said to me how Klopp was not a winner coach, had no winning mentality ect, back when he first joined Liverpool...

Truth be told, he's there for already 4 and a half years tenure, only this and last season started winning trophies, with also the highlight of reaching a CL final in 2018. But only now you start seeing the "fruits of his labour" with the consistency the team gained to play in his system.

 

[Cerval]

Mahrez is on fire

 

[j0ker]

City are such bullies.

 

[JuveJay]

Villa are awful though. Hopefully they go straight back down.

 

[Jethro]

De Bruyne is unplayable. The best attacking midfielder by far.

 

[Juve_fanatic]

Truth be told, he's there for already 4 and a half years tenure, only this and last season started winning trophies, with also the highlight of reaching a CL final in 2018. But only now you start seeing the "fruits of his labour" with the consistency the team gained to play in his system.

LOL. And did he fall from the sky? Have you heard of Borussia Dortmund and that he managed them? The success he had with Borussia Dortmund is almost as good as the one he is having with Liverpool. He single handedly made Borussia one of the best teams in Europe, but too bad that they are so much in debted to Bayern Munich and had to sell their best players to them otherwise who knows what would have hapenned. Im sucking Klopps dick hard and would suck whoevers dick i have to if it means he would join us. I have never seen a manager this good in my 17 years of watching football, unbelievable guy.

 

[ColloRosso]

LOL. And did he fall from the sky? Have you heard of Borussia Dortmund and that he managed them? The success he had with Borussia Dortmund is almost as good as the one he is having with Liverpool. He single handedly made Borussia one of the best teams in Europe, but too bad that they are so much in debted to Bayern Munich and had to sell their best players to them otherwise who knows what would have hapenned. Im sucking Klopps dick hard and would suck whoevers dick i have to if it means he would join us. I have never seen a manager this good in my 17 years of watching football, unbelievable guy.

I'm talking about his work since joining Liverpool, I know Borussia yes. What I'm saying is that for his system he needs some specific players and takes some time to implement.

 

[Nedved96]

too bad i cant find the post when one member said to me how Klopp was not a winner coach, had no winning mentality ect, back when he first joined Liverpool...

@zizinho
@DAiDEViL
@campionesidd
@lgorTudor

You know what the most amazing thing of all is? Juventus have outspent Liverpool since November 2015 (when Klopp became LFC manager). That sheds some new light on this whole “Juve don’t have the resources to win the UCL” excuse.

 

[LiquidPLP]

@zizinho
@DAiDEViL
@campionesidd
@lgorTudor

You know what the most amazing thing of all is? Juventus have outspent Liverpool since November 2015 (when Klopp became LFC manager). That sheds some new light on this whole “Juve don’t have the resources to win the UCL” excuse.

Give Juve Tottenham in a CL final and they would also win it.

 

[campionesidd]

@zizinho
@DAiDEViL
@campionesidd
@lgorTudor

You know what the most amazing thing of all is? Juventus have outspent Liverpool since November 2015 (when Klopp became LFC manager). That sheds some new light on this whole “Juve don’t have the resources to win the UCL” excuse.

I have no problem admitting I was wrong about Klopp.

 

[Enron]

Give Juve Tottenham in a CL final and they would also win it.

Ajax in the quarters.

 

[LiquidPLP]

Ajax in the quarters.

Context. Different season, different squads and abilities.

 

[Afghan_juventus]

Truth be told, he's there for already 4 and a half years tenure, only this and last season started winning trophies, with also the highlight of reaching a CL final in 2018. But only now you start seeing the "fruits of his labour" with the consistency the team gained to play in his system.

He took over a shit Liverpool side from Brendan Rogers which had finished 6th the season prior and were 10th when he joined the club 1/4 of the way through the 2016 season.

That same season he lead them to a Europa final, in his first full season he brought them back to CL football, the next season he took em to a CL final, after that they won the CL and were 1 point off of the league and now they have won their first Premier League title ever and could easily pull off a second CL title.

This isn't just a fruits of labor kind of thing, he's improving Liverpool at an exponential rate each and every year.

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I've been watching Flamengo for the last 7 months or so, since the arrival of Mister Jorge Jesus in the Continent. I'm a big fan of the work he did there in only some months and I would like to see him in a team with more resources like Mourinho still gets to fight for the CL and see and how it goes.

I was surprised to see Jorge Jesus as Flamengo's coach while watching the final. Really happy to see that he won the treble with Flamengo and was pulling for him to win that Club World Cup. That Neverkusen season with Benfica was gut wrenching to watch/read about.

 

[Nedved96]

I have no problem admitting I was wrong about Klopp.

Fair enough. sorry if I came across as arrogant

 

[campionesidd]

Fair enough. sorry if I came across as arrogant

No worries, pretty sure I'd have done the same.

 

[ColloRosso]

He took over a shit Liverpool side from Brendan Rogers which had finished 6th the season prior and were 10th when he joined the club 1/4 of the way through the 2016 season.

That same season he lead them to a Europa final, in his first full season he brought them back to CL football, the next season he took em to a CL final, after that they won the CL and were 1 point off of the league and now they have won their first Premier League title ever and could easily pull off a second CL title.

This isn't just a fruits of labor kind of thing, he's improving Liverpool at an exponential rate each and every year.

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I was surprised to see Jorge Jesus as Flamengo's coach while watching the final. Really happy to see that he won the treble with Flamengo and was pulling for him to win that Club World Cup. That Neverkusen season with Benfica was gut wrenching to watch/read about.

Yes, in 2012/13 he lost those 3 finals in 2 weeks, and kneed down after that goal that came from nowhere, it's fucked up... but then came the hegemony. You're pretty well informed