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PeterParker wrote:So the conclusion I saw from scouse fans is that Ramos is guilty.

Guilty of being an absolute legend!

PeterParker wrote:So the conclusion I saw from scouse fans is that Ramos is guilty.

Was it him that destroyed our bus? They seem to have blamed just about every other fucker.

I like the concept of karma.

What times the 'were finishing 4th parade' need to get it on the telly as the media will be in overdrive with that!!

Beep ... Beep ... Beep ....

Can't make my mind up whose worst; Karius or Bravo? Well at least Bravo didn't lose in a final

johnny crossan wrote:Klopp is saying it was a deliberate attack by Ramos, Lineker virtually said the same when they screened him laughing as Mo was led off.

If you look at the replay Salah initiated the arm grabbing. You reap what you sow...

Think Klopp has got away very lightly here myself. Once Salah was substituted there was no plan B. He only made one sub in the second half and didnt try to change things round. Karius had a stinker and has rightly been criticised as they were elementary errors. But Firminio was rubbish as well,barely got into the game and second half was annonymous. The midfield lacked the ball retention and guile of Madrids.

For someone who us supposedly a great man manager I thought he was seriously lacking in this department. He looked resigned to defeat which transposes onto his players. Six final defeats suggests he is a bottler and most definately not a big game player

The bindipper fans have so much class dont they...why cant we be as classy as these !!..(Vile vile fans )



'Hope Karius f*****g dies,' said another.

Some tweets called the German keeper a Nazi, while others directed vile threats towards his family.

One sickening football fan threatened: 'Get out of our club or die.'
people tweeting him that they hope he dies, or kills himself or that his sons get cancer.

After the final whistle blew Karius had made his way over to the stands where he apologised to fans who had made the 1,500-mile journey to Kiev - only to see their team lose.

nottsblue wrote:Think Klopp has got away very lightly here myself. Once Salah was substituted there was no plan B. He only made one sub in the second half and didnt try to change things round. Karius had a stinker and has rightly been criticised as they were elementary errors. But Firminio was rubbish as well,barely got into the game and second half was annonymous. The midfield lacked the ball retention and guile of Madrids.

For someone who us supposedly a great man manager I thought he was seriously lacking in this department. He looked resigned to defeat which transposes onto his players. Six final defeats suggests he is a bottler and most definately not a big game player

No Salah, no good I'm afraid

carl_feedthegoat wrote:The bindipper fans have so much class dont they...why cant we be as classy as these !!..(Vile vile fans )



'Hope Karius f*****g dies,' said another.

Some tweets called the German keeper a Nazi, while others directed vile threats towards his family.

One sickening football fan threatened: 'Get out of our club or die.'
people tweeting him that they hope he dies, or kills himself or that his sons get cancer.

After the final whistle blew Karius had made his way over to the stands where he apologised to fans who had made the 1,500-mile journey to Kiev - only to see their team lose.

Sounds like Everton fans posing as Dippers to me...

Foreverinbluedreams wrote::lol:

hope this helps

Cheers JC, don't know what I'm doing wrong when posting pics. Had to share that one.

Is there any truth in the rumour after the game karius threw his shirt into the crowd the dippers threw it back at him, but he still couldn't catch it?

The protocol for our away game against themnext season is already being planned.
1) Our team coach gets attacked.
2) We have to exhibit a massive banner showing sympathy for their great loss last night.
3) A prematch wreath laying ceremony
4) The post match bricking of our supporters cars and coaches on the way home.

I just love these traditional customs and practises.

sheblue wrote:Is there any truth in the rumour after the game karius threw his shirt into the crowd the dippers threw it back at him, but he still couldn't catch it?

No, it was Chelsea fans pretending to be liverpool fans who threw it back. liverpool fans never throw anything.

Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:

sheblue wrote:Is there any truth in the rumour after the game karius threw his shirt into the crowd the dippers threw it back at him, but he still couldn't catch it?

No, it was Chelsea fans pretending to be liverpool fans who threw it back. liverpool fans never throw anything.

That's where Karius went wrong. He shouldn't have thrown it out to Benzema

The dippers may have been more of a threat if Coutinho had been playing. You don't win trophies by selling your best player.

sheblue wrote:Is there any truth in the rumour after the game karius threw his shirt into the crowd the dippers threw it back at him, but he still couldn't catch it?

Ask our resident expert..BIB.

Despite the hype, they haven't moved on too much from Brentan's days:

1. One outstanding forward supported by two decent ones
2. Midfield entirely geared to pressing and supplying forwards, if that fails, no plan B
3. Defence suspect

Enough to come close but no cigar. It will be interesting to see if Klopp follows the Brentan career ark.