JPBolts
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Bournemouth with 16 points out of a possible 18 in the last 6 matches. Quite a rich vein of form
Yes, he slipped all by himselfTsimikas broke his collarbone thanks to the overwatered Anfield pitch.
Comments like this….and y’all say I have conspiracy theories.Tsimikas broke his collarbone thanks to the overwatered Anfield pitch.
The best is the one Arsenal fans who said Klopp was out of his box, and they showed a picture with Klopp on his box and Arteta out of his box. It’s so silly.Yes, he slipped all by himself
I just got home but thank you for caring. God forbid I check HF while I’m on the toilet.I just wish @Savant could spend 9 minutes with his family on X-Mas Eve.
Arteta is outside of his box all the time. A hilarious example from just three months ago:The best is the one Arsenal fans who said Klopp was out of his box, and they showed a picture with Klopp on his box and Arteta out of his box. It’s so silly.
Arsenal also on top at the fair play table. Last? Spurs.
Must be nice to have officials be favoring you!Arsenal also on top at the fair play table. Last? Spurs.
Last are Chelsea, but nice try.
No they are 19th.
Must be nice to have officials be favoring you!
Premier League - Fair play table 23/24
This statistic shows the fair play table of the Premier League of the 23/24 season. Clubs are listed in order of points ascending.www.transfermarkt.us
Last are Chelsea, but nice try.
Also, Spurs are first in tackles won. If you're scared to play hard, don't play Tottenham
No, Saka slipped which caused him to run into Tsimikas.Yes, he slipped all by himself
There were a ton of slips. Off the top of my head, it happened to Martinelli multiple times, including keeping him from scoring, Saka multiple times, including him slipping into Tsimikas (which still wasn't a foul, other than in Kavanaugh's Liverpudlian head) and nearly hyperextending his knee, Zinchenko, giving up a 5 v 1, and Odegaard, which caused his arm to hit the ball.Comments like this….and y’all say I have conspiracy theories.
This is gonna shock you, but I'm not actually the manager of Arsenal.People say Klopp complains too much about the elements, and they want to say the pitch was overwatered. It’s just funny.
No, we just have the ball so much we don't need to have a CB two foot everyone and then complain about Matty Cash.Arsenal are 15th in tackles won, next to last in fouls committed and 1st in Fair Play.
Team doesn't like to get their uniform dirty and maybe break a nail. Can't miss their tanning bed appointments, right Ben?
Soft team will collapse late when it gets hard, just like last season.
No, we just have the ball so much we don't need to have a CB two foot everyone and then complain about Matty Cash.
just for the record, did I complain about anything other that the handball call ? Which even Saliba and Ian Wright thought was a handball?No, Saka slipped which caused him to run into Tsimikas.
There were a ton of slips. Off the top of my head, it happened to Martinelli multiple times, including keeping him from scoring, Saka multiple times, including him slipping into Tsimikas (which still wasn't a foul, other than in Kavanaugh's Liverpudlian head) and nearly hyperextending his knee, Zinchenko, giving up a 5 v 1, and Odegaard, which caused his arm to hit the ball.
I don't remember Liverpool sliding as much, but that's because I frankly didn't care. It's not a conspiracy when you can see how wet the field was. But fair enough. Overwatered may be inaccurate. Liverpool might just not have the ability to drain their field.
This is gonna shock you, but I'm not actually the manager of Arsenal.
Because klopp is a manager. Do you not get the difference in roles? I wouldn’t be surprisedjust for the record, did I complain about anything other that the handball call ? Which even Saliba and Ian Wright thought was a handball?
You are not the manager of Arsenal, but you are people. You are also not the only people. I would have said you if I was specifically talking about you. We can talk about all the hypocrites and people that got community noted on Twitter yesterday straight up lying about water sprinkles and touch line positions, but I’d really rather not. In fact I’m not going to; I don’t want to do it. I’m just saying people (not specifically you) will jump on Klopp saying it’s windy, and then try to say the field was too wet. That falls somewhere between ironic and hypocritical on the spectrum.
Either way. Merry Christmas
Damn. So spurs have more of the ball, make more tackles, and yet still give up significantly more goals and chances? How does that math math?Spurs have more possession than Arsenal.
Honestly, no I don’t. Be at the level that you want to be at. People who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones. Don’t be a hypocrite. Don’t say Klopp is bad for talking about elements of you are going to do the same thing. Don’t call other people conspiracy theorists if you are going to talk about over-watering. It’s hypocriticalBecause klopp is a manager. Do you not get the difference in roles? I wouldn’t be surprised
We're gonna get Dierd again arent weTottenham dealt Romero blow but hope Van de Ven will be fit for Manchester United
Romero has been ruled out for up to five weeks with a hamstring injury but Van de Van is closing in on a returnwww.standard.co.uk
Romero out at least a month.
Sigh
We're gonna get Dierd again arent we