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Hightown, just watched the MOTD highlights. I felt they spun their punditry on the Vardy foul. Sure there was a slight clutz in Migs, but it didn’t warrant a yellow and probably was a soft pen.
Mignolet other than that genuinely was ‘the’ one that made the kept us in the game. Just put my thoughts on the LFC page.
We controlled possession and Leicester hardly created anything albeit Mark Albrighton. Mahrez was non existent and Vardy barely troubled Matip, albeit one stint in the first half and the header which looks flattering on tv than it actually was.
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Wow, just happy and slightly relieved too to get over the finishing line.
Just got back from the match. We were crucified once again from losing (I think on the second ball (their first goal), and a cross.
Other than that in spite of Moreno straying away from his full-back position, Matip and Mignolet too were top draw and very much had Vardy in his pocket. Their fans took every other opportunity to have a go at Anthony Taylor and sitting in the kop, I had to put up with that!
Their pen was at best a soft one and one of their headers in the second half that just went over and wide shouldn’t have counted anyway because there was a push on Matip which I don’t think the Ref spotted.
Had to keep my excitement in check hahaha. I just knew Coutinho would find the net with that free-kick. All day long it was going nowhere else. He was truly wonderful today and the Leicester players didn’t know what to do with him at all.
Full marks too to Salah who was one of the most industrious of players working tirelessly and genuinely contributed in defensive areas.
I have to say for all the criticism he gets, Henderson orchestrated the middle of the park allowing Can license to pose a threat forward Top Man, although he was getting in the face of the Ref a lot of the times haha.
The same could be said for Mignolet who made crucial saves and I’d say he would probably be man of the match not just for keeping us in the game, but getting over the finishing line. Apart from Moreno, Gomez a little on the quiet side along with Wijn, this is a win we can be use as a platform register on the board some wins
A hard fought victory that might have finished the other way, but right from the start, I never doubted us
YNWA 🙂
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Bump!
We shall not we shall not be moved hahaha – pride.
I don’t understand Ed, the level of people in exasperation about other websites yet a fantastic one set up here, good to go, but there’s sadly no fulfilment of joy and enthusiasm.
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M Wake, thanks for the reply.
All said by yourself is true and totally agreed upon.
Nobody so far has mentioned the factual point in the Manager choosing to keep faith in some of the players he inherited.
And even if he did want a complete ‘wipeout’ (which I don’t believe he did/does), the way the modern day transfer windows are, it’s just not possible to address a transitional period overnight.
I understand concerns and venom thrown in the direction of our forever problem, however as far as tenure goes, Klopp should be afforded more time.
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Would that be anything to do with his philosophy of Gengenpressing?
The fact that the midfielders, wing backs, and the box-to-box player all adopt a high line from the start and in abundance, push up attack the opposition with the defence taking care of itself?
Albeit Van Dijk, maybe Klopp’s not gone specially out of his way to bring in more defenders, but instead has reprised Alberto Moreno?
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Thump up or thump down? Hahaha 😛 😀 🙂
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Obviously disappointing to head for an early exit when we should be looking at this as an opportunity to home in on silverware, but I honestly feel it was harsh on us in the turn of the events.
Leicester got their breaks as they only really turned on the screw in the second half.
The problem for us now is that our goals have now dried up.
I couldn’t echo more on the emphasis of a 20 goal man. We have prospects with the youngsters, but they are all the same level and when Mane and Salah (maybe Firmino) are not in the fold we now find ourselves struggle at the other end.
Albeit Klavan, I wasn’t too disheartened with the defence and it was good to see both Robertson and Flanagan.
Going into the game on Saturday, although the pressure on the back of tonight possibly has heightened, I believe we’ll be good enough to grab hold of all 3 points and get back to winning ways.
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Genuinely encouraging half in spite of not being ahead. A lot of the time, we are here discussing some concern about our defenders, but so far tonight, there’s no reason to feel that at all.
In fairness soaking up the possession, our midfielders are supporting the attack than against recent games. I expected more out of Leicester, but have seen very little – Vardy clearly missing for them when trying to find somebody to release the long ball too.
Solanke has been a bright spark for us, but just needs that little bit of luck and something to fall land straight onto his lap. Robertson the most impressive for me in this match up to now.
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Should have been a goal up by now. The last part is letting us down – one pass too many maybe.
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Bright and an impressive start from the Reds. Even with the changes, they look quality; passing the ball well, but significantly strong in retaining possession.
Solanke almost broke the deadlock – pleased with Wijn so far as he’s showing a lot industry and poise to threaten Leicester’s defence.
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What on earth is Klavan doing in that team?!
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Ward
Flanagan, Gomez, Klavan, Robertson
Henderson, Grujic, Wijnaldum,
Oxlade, Coutinho Solanke
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I genuinely wish him well. He’s young and has a whole life ahead of him. Many footballers once retired don’t really realise they have a whole life ahead of them and effectively, they could potentially go into almost anything they want.
Robbie Fowler went into property, and I think there’s a well known former Chelsea player that went and studied an undergraduate degree.
Some just fall into punditry, and from my point of view in that particular capacity, there’s a little too many on the market – refreshing to see somebody do something different for a change.
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There’s every chance (if not in place already) of betting markets available on Palace. Hodgson barely setting a foot in I believe has a massive mountain to climb
The timing couldn’t be tougher as both Manchester clubs have been on fire and knocking in goals for fun. Away from home, there is not a cat-in-hell’s-chance!
Sergio hat-trick easy – think I might join in on the 7-0!
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Solanke and Sturridge should definitely start and would also like to see Jon Flanagan and the Ox.
Surely there is motivation and an opportunity whoever is selected to go out and prove their worth for the next game this weekend.
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Will have a flutter on this. Slightly hard to gauge as I suspect with some Prem teams, wholesale changes are likely to be made. I wonder though with all-Prem ties whether each of the teams will field their strongest line ups.
Liverpool and Jurgen Klopp will definitely be ringing changes against Leicester, though it has been said behind the scenes there is pressure on the Manager and every competition is to be treated with respect it deserves and to be taken seriously.
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I don’t understand the 11/2 placed on Chelsea. That to me suggest the Bookmakers feel against the Manchester clubs, they are not as strong.
A few of us quite rightly have praised Man City’s start however, another angle to view this perhaps cynically is the fixtures City have faced so far such as newly promoted Brighton, Watford, and struggling Bournemouth.
You only beat what’s in front of in which I agree, but the way the pendulum swings week-by-week by Bookmakers and the media industry just needs a bit of a reality check and perspective not to get too carried away too soon. Let’s see developments after for instance 12-15 games.
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Wonderful to see you on these shores M Wake. I read a great post on the other place possibly written by yourself about trying to get a bit of perspective overall (on the back of Saturday’s 1-1 draw).
Look forward to reading more of your posts on the LFC boards 🙂
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Remember Scott Parker – did he play under Harry?
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I absolutely liked Harry at Spurs as a neutral. He just allowed everyone to go out and play – remember Bentley hitting the heights not to mention a certain Gareth Bale and Luca Moderic. Posh is probably the best coach though Spurs have had in a while transforming this Spurs team to be more resolute at the back with quality defenders.
I never really understood or took to AVB.
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