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[Ringwood]

Being booed by the home Liverpool support for running down his contract and leaving in the summer..

Justified or not?

 

[Darran]

It’s thick football fans that’s what it is.
We’ve got and done the same.

 

[Andrew - North Hill]

I don't think booing him is helpful, but then I don't think he helped himself by releasing that silly little video confirming his departure earlier in the week. It was bound to rile a few. He should have just waited and put a statement out on the eve of the last game, like Joe did. Instead he's made his last three games a bit of a circus. Silly boy.

 

[Cinio Dydd Sul]

Being booed by the home Liverpool support for running down his contract and leaving in the summer..

Justified or not?

Justified yea. Liverpool next season will be more likely to win the champions league than Real Madrid so its not a trophy thing.

It is what it is. He leaves for nothing and the fans have the right to boo. He can't cry about that. Choices have consequences.

 

[A4Jack]

Justified yea. Liverpool next season will be more likely to win the champions league than Real Madrid so its not a trophy thing.

Extraordinary reaction from Liverpool fans and how anyone could believe that they - who have won one Champions League in twenty years - have a better chance than perennial winners Real Madrid is laughable.

RM are arguably the biggest and most successful club in the world and a fair bit more than Liverpool.

 

[Andrew - North Hill]

Liverpool next season will be more likely to win the champions league than Real Madrid

I'm not sure about that.

Liverpool are a magnificent club with an incredible history in the European Cup, but you're talking about a club there who are by far the most successful club in the competition's history and in the last 10 years have dominated the competition.

 

[Andrew - North Hill]

Extraordinary reaction from Liverpool fans and how anyone could believe that they - who have won one Champions League in twenty years - have a better chance than perennial winners Real Madrid is laughable.

RM are arguably the biggest and most successful club in the world and a fair bit more than Liverpool.

It's actually two CLs in twenty years, but you're otherwise spot on.

 

[Cinio Dydd Sul]

Extraordinary reaction from Liverpool fans and how anyone could believe that they - who have won one Champions League in twenty years - have a better chance than perennial winners Real Madrid is laughable.

RM are arguably the biggest and most successful club in the world and a fair bit more than Liverpool.

'Laughable'? Madrid can't even win La Liga up against one of the worst Barca sides in 40 years.

 

[Cinio Dydd Sul]

I'm not sure about that.

Liverpool are a magnificent club with an incredible history in the European Cup, but you're talking about a club there who are by far the most successful club in the competition's history and in the last 10 years have dominated the competition.

I'm aware of Madrids pedigree in the competition but Liverpool will definitely be one of the favourites to win it next season.

 

[A4Jack]

'Laughable'? Madrid can't even win La Liga up against one of the worst Barca sides in 40 years.

The same Barca that almost got to the final of the Champions League with Liverpool... in the wilderness a few rounds ago.

One season where Real Madrid have struggled should not mean they have less chance Liverpool next season. What a load of tosh.

 

[Cinio Dydd Sul]

The same Barca that almost got to the final of the Champions League with Liverpool... in the wilderness a few rounds ago.

One season where Real Madrid have struggled should not mean they have less chance Liverpool next season. What a load of tosh.

Yea, in the wilderness until very recently yet Madrid couldn't beat them to La Liga, that's my point.

Of course it should, you're only as good as your last game. Even though Madrid have an aura about them in the champions league, that doesn't automatically make them favourites every season, especially when they aren't at their best and there are other resurgent teams, such as Liverpool who'll strengthen further this summer.

"Tosh". "Laughable".

 

[A4Jack]

Of course it should, you're only as good as your last game. Even though Madrid have an aura about them in the champions league, that doesn't automatically make them favourites every seseason.

Six times in eleven seasons winning it would make them favourites surely?

As Liverpool were in the wilderness last season they really shouldn't have won the Premier League this season by your logic.

 

[Cinio Dydd Sul]

Six times in eleven seasons winning it would make them favourites surely?

As Liverpool were in the wilderness last season they really shouldn't have won the Premier League this season by your logic.

False, a name doesn't make favourites. Form and momentum does. Now, will Real be in the conversation, yes probably, they still have some world class players. But so will Liverpool.

Correct, Liverpools triumph this season I'd say was pretty unexpected. But they dod remarkably well and won it at a canter.

 

[A4Jack]

False, a name doesn't make favourites. Form and momentum does. Now, will Real be in the conversation, yes probably, they still have some world class players. But so will Liverpool.

Correct, Liverpools triumph this season I'd say was pretty unexpected. But they dod remarkably well and won it at a canter.

I think this conversation is over.

If you think Real Madrid's heritage and pedigree in the Champions League doesn't make them favourites with Mbappe, Vinicius Jr and Bellingham with Trent to come then we'll agree to disagree.

 

[monmouth]

'Laughable'? Madrid can't even win La Liga up against one of the worst Barca sides in 40 years.

You don’t think they’ll be ‘restocking’? Liverpool were mangled and humbled by PSG this season, even though the score looked close, and it’s they that have benefited this year domestically by poor competition, particularly Man City. I detest RM, but Arnold is increasing his probability of champions league success by going there (there’s no certainties, and Liverpool may overperform or get lucky next year of course). I’m not sure he’ll be good enough for Madrid either, when it really comes to it. He’ll be out of his Anfield bubble comfort zone.