Klopp got a dose of his own medicine

Klopp got a dose of his own medicine

I am not really a fan of Mikel’s animated behaviour at the touchline. Arsene Wenger ruined us all with his perfect fit suits and the red tie, and used to be the calm and composed figure on the touchline. Arteta on the other hand, is totally opposite to that. Micromanagement often ends with the shouting on the touchline and trying to control every aspect of the game from the manager box.

At times, it’s frustrating to watch that but it wasn’t last night. You know why? Because Klopp isn’t a messiah and he has done the same to us at Anfield. You get what you deserve.

Does this look familiar?

I am sure Jamie Carraghar loved it when we lost at Anfield and Klopp did it for 15 minutes. Though, he is having a mental breakdown on Twitter now because Arteta did the same and because Martin Odegaard, a 25 year old decided to click a picture of a staff who has supported the club before he was born. After a WIN. At HOME. As a COURTESY.

So, yeah. Both Jamie and Klopp can fuck off because what goes around comes around.


Right, just wanted to get that off my chest first. If you want to have a laugh, don’t forget to check you know who on Twitter.

3-1 against Liverpool is always a thing to celebrate. Even after a loss, they still top the table so it’s not like we are beating a 11th position Chelsea (lol).

The first half was our usual self. We started well, scored one and then missed a few. A messy own goal made it 1-1 and some of us thought it’s going to be the same old story where we are going to regret the missed chances and the goal we gave. However, Martinelli forced an error out of VVD and Alisson and Trossard came from the bench to score another one.

Win keeps us in the title race. City has played 2 less games and of course they will make life tough for everyone else. There’s going to be 15 very important weeks for our lads, and there will be slip ups. Aston Villa / Tottenham are going to create problem, Man United is picking up their form, West Ham / Brighton can win against any opposition on their day.

The winner is going to be decided by ‘who manages the least fuck ups’.

173 Comments

  1. KP., don’t see us losing but we need a clean sheet as well. GD could well come into play if things keep tight with the top three

  2. Kroenkephobe

    The King of Arsenal with the 5th. Cue the old testament style exodus of that awful stadium.

  3. Marc

    What’s our record PL win?

    Actually like that Rice was subdued in his celebration there.

  4. Marc

    Kroenke

    Can’t you count mate!

  5. Divyanshu Karan

    Arsenal gonna Mad today…!
    Beast mode On !

  6. Ambarish K

    Logged in just now after a visit to my forefather’s native and I see 6-0.

    Damn, have I missed something.

  7. Marc

    Nothing worth talking about Ambarish.

  8. Ambarish K

    Haha 15 more min to go and we can score 2 more 😂

  9. NORG

    Tony

    ESR said something in the week. Now we are 6 in front it is an ideal to give minutes to Youngsters and not El Neny.

  10. NORG

    at last one of the youngsters but also Soares. Six in front and all three of todays youngsters should be on the field

  11. Hoopah

    Elneny and now Cedric in both on the way out.
    Arteta lives in the past. Arsehole could have given chance to youngsters..
    Okay the Academy kids are not of Arsenal as per this Evertonian .
    After all keeping our solid defence in place he would not have been risking

  12. Hoopah

    Nwari is good. Maybe should go on lian to a good Club with a proper Manager.
    Our Resident Shit will do shitall coaching.
    Like Saliba developed at Marseiles

  13. Hoopah

    Actually Nwari is already good enough as a squad player.
    But , if ESR could be destroyed with fake injuries ,any crap is possible here

  14. Kroenkephobe

    A pleasing, if slightly surisingly easy, win. GD boost as you say Tony.

  15. Kroenkephobe

    Marc

    I agree about the way Rice acted after he scored. Showed a lot of class.

  16. The Real Vieira Lynn

    How does one best explain this goal differential wet dream…of course it’s clearly a positive result, but it only makes sense if Moyes is fired tonight and it’s subsequently revealed that this was the plan all along…I decided to watch the match from bed, as it started at 9am, in my neck of the woods, figuring that it would be a sleeper of sorts…for the bulk of the first-half that narrative rang true…in fact, the game had the feel of a typical scrappy, disjointed Hammer/Moyes feel, which made it appear as if MA got his tactics all wrong once again…we were misses our chances, Havertz was playing so deep he was oft-times the 3rd or 4th man into the box, and at one point he literally ducked out of an open header to offer up a trailing Tross a much more difficult attempt on goal…then seemingly out of nowhere everything changed on a dime

    first came a poorly defended set piece, where we had our pick of the litter for who wanted to make the final touch, which is very unHammerish-like, followed quickly by an obvious penalty call on a very unArsenal-like stretch play to Saka, then the floodgates opened for good…I can’t even remember the last time Saka was that open, behind defenders, in the center of the pitch, let alone the fact that we scored from distance and made two other such attempts…I’m chuffed by the result, but this game made no sense whatsoever

  17. Kroenkephobe

    Hi Divyanshu and Hoopah

    All well lads?

    West Ham wet shocking weren’t they, but the players really turned it on today. Banished the ghosts of those two piss awful defeats by the Hammers this season. It reminded me of those days 20 years ago when Bergkamp, Henry, Pires and Ljungberg dominated teams.

    I agree that the game we just saw would have been excellent opportunities to blood Walters and Bandeira as well as Nwaneri (who reminds me of a very young Wayne Rooney on the ball). Senor Stubborn el Bastardo is to blame.

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