Spurs managed fine but they actually have a good squad and able to keep their players fit. Unless Liverpool are able to do the same then it will always be a hindrance.

Reply 7414

Lúcio

Original post by cBay

do you really care that much?

Not massively - no Europe would be a shame but equally I'd be confident in our chances of making top 4 and I don't think it would hinder us in the transfer window too much.

Potential players want CL - I'm not sure how much of an effect having EL would have but I doubt it's significant.
If anybody wants to come to us, it'll be more because of Klopp than anything else.

Reply 7415

sell my secrets

Europa isn't a hindrance if you've got a manager that knows how to rotate properly and has a squad with which you can rotate well (ie Klopp + current squad + few additions).

Europa is a win, no Europa is a win, not hugely bothered by either even if the former is preferable. Main loss of no Europa is no playing time for the young players, and seeing as Klopp isn't in favour of the loan system, that's going to stunt their progression a lot.

We're getting CL anyway

Reply 7416

swirly

Original post by Zayn is Bae

http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35624290

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Reply 7417

Everglow

Southampton > Liverpool.

Had to rub this one in - sorry guys. :lol:

Reply 7418

samir12

Original post by Everglow

Southampton > Liverpool.

Had to rub this one in - sorry guys. :lol:

I'll be more impressed if you can manage finishing above us with the extra European games :wink:

We are in a EL final so if we win that then our league position is irrelevant.

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Reply 7419

Everglow

Original post by samir12

I'll be more impressed if you can manage finishing above us with the extra European games :wink:

Depends if our squad expands or not. With its current size, it's unlikely we'll manage. But I expect we will expand - and hopefully we'll keep our prized players like Mane and Wanyama.

I hope Lovren, Lallana and Clyne are happy they transferred. :wink: