Guest MfromEngland Posted January 31 Report Posted January 31 Last season was half Klopp half Slot style of football.That’s why Liverpool did so well.This season entirely Slot style of football which is a far too slow a style of football for the fastest league in the world.Also as you said correctly,too many comings are goings all at once.
NR_Daddy Posted February 1 Author Report Posted February 1 1 minute ago, MfromEngland said: Last season was half Klopp half Slot style of football.That’s why Liverpool did so well.This season entirely Slot style of football which is a far too slow a style of football for the fastest league in the world.Also as you said correctly,too many comings are goings all at once. Last season you still had the vast majority of Klopp's team. Only one or two came in. This season many more both ways. It's been the same for us, although one, Malik Thiaw in defence has adapted very quickly. Elanga, Ramsay, Woltemade and Wissa have taken time and are still struggling a bit. Personally, I think there are too many games and that those in the Champions League and Europa/Conference should avoid the EFL Cup to get more rest/training done.
NR_Daddy Posted February 1 Author Report Posted February 1 (edited) 4 minutes ago, MfromEngland said: Your last point.Give the youngsters some experience in the Mickey Mouse Cup ? I'd prefer to see Clubs in Europe not take part at all, then it won't be a distraction for the clubs. The youngsters already get experience in the Vertu Trophy with lower league teams, and don't fare particularly well, so don't see much point in them going up against premier league and Championship opposition. Edited February 1 by NR_Daddy spelling
NR_Daddy Posted February 1 Author Report Posted February 1 1 minute ago, MfromEngland said: Another good point NR.Cheerio for now.I’m shattered. sleep well!
Duumvirhe Posted February 27 Report Posted February 27 (edited) I’ve been keeping track of matches a lot easier by checking soccer scores today on RubiScore, since it gives me quick updates and solid stats without any fuss. The personalized feed helped me follow just the teams I care about, and the live ratings make it simpler to figure out who’s actually performing instead of guessing from highlights. Edited March 2 by Duumvirhe
NR_Daddy Posted March 1 Author Report Posted March 1 On 2/27/2026 at 11:17 AM, Duumvirhe said: I’m already checking lineups and early form, trying to guess which teams will start strong. I love hearing everyone’s takes, especially on surprise transfers and who’s going to shine first match week. Our football season is in full swing and the final straight is just about on us. Is the league where you are just starting? Or did you mean for this weekend's games?
NR_Daddy Posted May 29 Author Report Posted May 29 Well it's the end of another season, and quite an eventful one it has been. There is only one European final left to go ... the Champions League final on Saturday. Well done to the teams who had success, and it's going to be a record 9 teams in European competition next year. It really shows that the Premier League is Europe's elite domestic league, and one that many players aspire to compete in.
FierySerpent Posted July 23 Report Posted July 23 (edited) I keep track of lower league stats on https://rubiscore.com/football/league/laliga-2-49 for Spanish football, and it is great for live scores and historical data like Levante’s title win and top scorer details. I find the platform reliable for comparing match results and fixture schedules across different competitions. Edited July 24 by FierySerpent
NR_Daddy Posted July 23 Author Report Posted July 23 1 hour ago, FierySerpent said: As an Arsenal fan myself, I get why NR_Daddy was okay seeing Isak go. Newcastle's new strikers sound promising for the season ahead. Firstly welcome to our football thread. To address your point, we got a lot of money for someone who was disruptive almost at the end of our summer. We were about to go on pre-season tour and he threw a spanner in the works. That meant we didn't have time to get someone in (we had no director of football either) and get a pre-season with the team done. I don't want anyone that behaves like that anywhere near our team so it's good riddance. As for them getting him, it was a bit like karma when he broke his leg. He thought the grass was greener elsewhere. It was even more karma that Liverpool won nothing last season. Despite that, he won't fit into Liverpool's team. He won't get the service like he did at Newcastle, just like Andy Carrol, so won't be as prolific. Liverpool don't play the same way as Newcastle. I'm excited about the new season and new players, and would be more if Liverpool stop poaching targets that will just be bench warmers for them. They seem to be taking up a policy like Man City of taking players just to stop other clubs having them.
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