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Victimpool FC - Klopp leaving, grown men crying
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They've improved their players but still have the same manager.
If they replace him I'll start worrying about them making a title chase.
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Andy Thompson
New Liverpool signing Xherdan Shaqiri "never turned up" for Stokein important moments, according to former team-mate Charlie Adam.
Shaqiri, currently on holiday after representing Switzerland at the World Cup in Russia, declared his ambition to win titles after joining Liverpool earlier this month for £13.5m, saying he wanted to play on "the biggest stage in football".
The 27-year-old was part of the Stoke squad which Adam said had been "getting away with murder" before their relegation to the Sky Bet Championship in May. Shaqiri announced his desire to leave Stoke shortly after their Premier League exit was confirmed, but Adam identified the Swiss midfielder as one of the 'so-called big players' his criticism had been aimed at.
"Was he one of them? Oh, definitely," Adam, who played for Liverpool between 2011 and 2012, told TalkSPORT. "When the chips are down you look at your big players, you want your big players to bring magic in one moment in the season, and at times we felt like the so-called big players in the squad never turned up for us and never performed. Yeah, everybody else could help, but for all the plaudits to so-called bigger players we getting from certain members of the management staff last season - they weren't producing."
Shaqiri, currently on holiday after representing Switzerland at the World Cup in Russia, declared his ambition to win titles after joining Liverpool earlier this month for £13.5m, saying he wanted to play on "the biggest stage in football".
The 27-year-old was part of the Stoke squad which Adam said had been "getting away with murder" before their relegation to the Sky Bet Championship in May. Shaqiri announced his desire to leave Stoke shortly after their Premier League exit was confirmed, but Adam identified the Swiss midfielder as one of the 'so-called big players' his criticism had been aimed at.
"Was he one of them? Oh, definitely," Adam, who played for Liverpool between 2011 and 2012, told TalkSPORT. "When the chips are down you look at your big players, you want your big players to bring magic in one moment in the season, and at times we felt like the so-called big players in the squad never turned up for us and never performed. Yeah, everybody else could help, but for all the plaudits to so-called bigger players we getting from certain members of the management staff last season - they weren't producing."
Bedfordspurs
Vinnie Samways
Can’t believe the money for him
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Love the fact one of their meaningless pre season games gets the full Sky treatment
jts1882
Dean Richards
Do FSG have a stake? It's a strategy that PSG and City use, although their owners (or relatives) do seem to put in real money. But who would care about the finances of a lower league team?
Bedfordspurs
Vinnie Samways
In Leicester?
parklane1
Tony Galvin
Indeed.
He isn't collecting players he is buying vital players ... GHod can't believe you can't tell the difference
I think this is the current excuse
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
I feel so stupid now.
Bedfordspurs
Vinnie Samways
And their all cheap as their the best in the world in their positions
“That is the problem these days. Whatever bulls*** you say, nobody will forget it,” he said.
“I couldn’t imagine the world would change like that two and a half years ago. £100m was a crazy number. Since then the world has changed completely.
“My responsibility is for this club to be as successful as possible. It is not for me to push through my thoughts and say we don’t want to buy players or pay big money and in the end Liverpool is not successful. That doesn’t work.
“We have a really good squad and to improve it is expensive. Better players than we already have are not waiting around the corner. You need to respect contracts but if you are interested in a player you have to try and bring them in.
“We don’t care what the world around us is thinking, like Manchester United didn’t care what I said. It is only an opinion in that moment. Did I change my opinion? Yes. That is true. But it is better to change your opinion than never have one.”
Wilheldiva
Kevin Scott
so glad we don't have klopp as our manager. i think most football fans can see that they totally overrated him during his time at dortmund now.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
I want us to get a top manager like Moanhino, Klupp or clame, someone who runs up and down the line pulling faces and waving their arms in the air.
Mikey10
Jimmy Neighbour
Time will tell. He got his team to the Champions League final last season.
Kandi1977
Garth Crooks
I think we'd have been in the final too, if we had been handed the same route.