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Even more reason for him not to take the penalty then!

Unverified reports that the Colombian fans were going after the Uruguayan players families hence the above

To the tune of Baby Shark Arne Slot, doo-doo, doo-doo, doo-doo Arne Slot, doo-doo, doo-doo, doo-doo Arne Slot, doo-doo, doo-doo, doo-doo Arne Slot

I’d have settled for a shot. Did we even take a decent shot on goal after the Salah miss?

What was with the passing around at the back all game?

We should only buy Uruguayan forwards.

No wonder Elanga missed if he’s making saves off his own shots.

What the f*** is that decision?

Is this the time Ronaldo was injured?

Transfermarkt has it at 7+5, so a G+A every 56 minutes and that obviously doesn’t include his silly miss rounding the keeper in the UEFA Cup and any rebounded shots that ended up as goals etc.

Start of every season

His body didn't really change later, and he did just fine after leaving LFC - and maybe he was never going to make it at LFC, but I do get the impression he'd have done far better under Klopp (stating the obvious there...). Rodgers didn't know how to use him at all. Luis Alberto another one - there were a few that went on to have decent careers elsewhere. As you said, there were more misses back then too for sure, but with hindsight, a few of the 'fails' were good players that the manager just didn't know how to utilise to full effect because he wanted to play with his old chums from when he worked at Swansea or some crap.

Lambert doesn’t strike me as a Transfer Committee signing. Klopp has definitely helped turn some of his signings into superstars, but it would be revisionism to say that it’s all down to Klopp too. The TC signed some good players that Brendan had absolutely not a clue how to work with, Aspas being the prime example but there were a few others like that. That the success rate on the whole has gone up is down to Klopp for sure.

Absolute s*** isn't it?

1981 in Paris.