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Reply 80
Original post by Zerforax
September is brutal for us.

Leicester (A)
Spurs (A)
Southampton (H)
Chelsea (A)

:eek:


For reference, City’s fixtures during the same period are:

Newcastle (H)
Fulham (H)
Cardiff (A)
Brighton (H)

Let’s be real, they aren’t dropping any points there.

However if we’re real about challenging for the title, we need to be swatting aside Leicester and Soton, and winning against one of Chelsea or Spurs.

It isn’t meant to be easy...
Reply 81
Original post by Lúcio
For reference, City’s fixtures during the same period are:

Newcastle (H)
Fulham (H)
Cardiff (A)
Brighton (H)

Let’s be real, they aren’t dropping any points there.

However if we’re real about challenging for the title, we need to be swatting aside Leicester and Soton, and winning against one of Chelsea or Spurs.

It isn’t meant to be easy...

First October game is City for you at Anfield. Will make things very interesting if you remain unbeaten in these 4 September fixtures and then beat City.
Group with Napoli and PSG. Well we definitely won't be deprived of attacking football at least and I do think it's winnable.
*gulp*

Difficult draw but by no means impossible.
Think you've got enough to finish above Napoli at the very least.
Original post by sr90
Think you've got enough to finish above Napoli at the very least.


Hoping that Chelsea poaching Sarri and Jorginho from them will have weakened them somewhat.
Reply 86
Chelsea at home League cup R3
Reply 88
CL fixtures:

PSG home Tues Sep 18
Napoli away Wed Oct 3
Red Star home Wed Oct 24
Red Star away Tues Nov 6
PSG away Wed Nov 28
Napoli home Tues Dec 11

Red Star away 5:55pm KO, others 8pm KO.
Reply 89
Fixtures between Sep and Oct International break:

Tottenham (a) PSG (h) Southampton (h) Chelsea (h) Chelsea (a) Napoli (a) Man City (h)
Original post by mr tim
Fixtures between Sep and Oct International break:

Tottenham (a) PSG (h) Southampton (h) Chelsea (h) Chelsea (a) Napoli (a) Man City (h)

Christ.

R.I.P Liverpool 😂😂
Reply 91
Original post by mr tim
Fixtures between Sep and Oct International break:

Tottenham (a) PSG (h) Southampton (h) Chelsea (h) Chelsea (a) Napoli (a) Man City (h)


That’s the kind of fixture list that tests a truly great team.

Let’s see what we’re made of...
Well that all suddenly looks a little more brutal!

What has surprised me is that Klopp basically hasn't rotated his starting XI in 3 games already. Yes he's made a lot of use of his subs but last season he was rotating lots.
Imagine is Shaqiri scored away against Red Star, there’d be riots...
Original post by Zerforax
Well that all suddenly looks a little more brutal!

What has surprised me is that Klopp basically hasn't rotated his starting XI in 3 games already. Yes he's made a lot of use of his subs but last season he was rotating lots.


Is there any need to rotate playing one game a week? Around this time last season we had midweek games for the CL qualifying games but not anymore. Players still look a bit rusty and Klopp did mentioned that players are not fully fit so rotating won't help with that. When CL games start coming along we will of course see Klopp go full rotate mode.
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Reply 95
Cohesion and that jazz. If you wanna see what happens when you rotate heavily look at united.

I always believe start of the season you should be making minimal changes to the xi. Then from mid September onwards start the rotation, by Xmas you should have rotation in full flow so people know where they stand.
Reply 96
We have agreed a £2.9m fee for Markovic from Andelecht.
Original post by mr tim
We have agreed a £2.9m fee for Markovic from Andelecht.

Wow, peanuts. Didn't Liverpool sign him for £20mill?
Reply 98
Markovic deal collapsed. He travelled to Beigum and we agreed a fee
Reply 99
Original post by mr tim
Markovic deal collapsed. He travelled to Beigum and we agreed a fee


Honestly he’s such a joke at this point...

Thank god his contract only has 12 months remaining. Has to be our worst purchase of all time.

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