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      The Kop / Re: Managerial Shortlist
      « Last post by chats on Today at 04:33:57 pm »
      Liverpool were reportedly ready to hire Sporting Lisbon head coach Ruben Amorim before their president Francisco Varandas made a last-minute alteration to the deal.
      https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/liverpool-ruben-amorim-contract-ready-29195721

      No way is that true. Amorim would have resigned if that was the case.
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      The Kop / Re: Pre-match Liverpool V Wolves 19/5/24 4pm ko
      « Last post by waltonl4 on Today at 04:30:56 pm »
      Almost forgot about the game. There will a lot of pressure to start. Seeing city lose on goal difference would some sort of Karma. Rumour Thiago is fit.
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      The Kop / Re: Premier League clubs to vote on scrapping VAR
      « Last post by waltonl4 on Today at 04:22:36 pm »
      Best solution is to stop letting bald fat middle aged men become REFS. Love to see some retired lower league players being trained as REFS it shouldn't be that difficult. Knowing the rules but not the game has brought us the worst bunch in a generation
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      Summer 2024 LFC Transfer Board / Re: Scouting talk
      « Last post by skolRED on Today at 04:08:50 pm »
      Frimpong is an interesting one.  At 34M he's certainly value for money, but we already have TAA and King-Con at RB.  If we moved for Frimpong, it would almost certainly require TAA to move into CM / CDM.  It could work, but I think it will come down to Slot's vision for where he thinks he can get the most out of TAA and whether he has the skill set to be a CM / CDM in Slot's system. 

      IMHO, and just my feeling only I quite believe Trent will not play RB next season. Even under Klopp I can see Trent express he is not happy playing RB so with new coach I think he will play where he want.
      Frimpong can be great but only reason I will not complain if we use money elsewhere is we have our Connor Bradley.
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      The Kop / Re: Welcome to Liverpool: Arend Martijn "Arne" Slot
      « Last post by Kurt Cocaine on Today at 03:50:46 pm »

      "It could be Rotterdam or anywhere,
      Liverpool or Rome,
      Wherever Slotty manages,
      He'll never need a comb,
      Never need a comb..."


      Welcome Baas, to the greatest football club on earth.
      Welkom baas indeed...  xxxxx:action-smiley-065:
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      The Kop / Re: Welcome to Liverpool: Arend Martijn "Arne" Slot
      « Last post by Rush on Today at 03:42:10 pm »

      "It could be Rotterdam or anywhere,
      Liverpool or Rome,
      Wherever Slotty manages,
      He'll never need a comb,
      Never need a comb..."


      Welcome Baas, to the greatest football club on earth.
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      The Kop / Re: Premier League clubs to vote on scrapping VAR
      « Last post by billythered on Today at 03:33:38 pm »
      I donā€™t know how many times I have said that the PGMOL are the real problem and NOT the VAR system, hence the ppl using it and how ??

      In the Investec European Rugby Union Competition they bring in referees from Europe, usually French, but thatā€™s for another debate, the point Iā€™m making is the use of Referees from outside of the UK, IE; Champagne League refs to work in the Premier League and our own Refs going the other way so that can learn and come into line with the rest of Europe,

      The PGMOL have far too much sway in the VAR box, and therefore too much influence altogether, also the interpretation of one Ref will differ from another, in certain circumstances/incidents, in a word there is far too much/ many inconsistencies,

      VAR is here to stay, unless of course 14 or more clubs veto it altogether, which I doubt would happen, but it does need to be realigned properly to ensure it works as itā€™s designed to and not be implemented by the PGMOL to suit their agendaā€™s, ie; Refs scratching each others backā€™s !!

      Conversations between the onfield Ref and VAR should be audible, not only on your tv at home but in the Stadia on the day, in American football you can clearly hear the Ref/line judge, so why not in our own domestic game, if the tech is there use it ??

      The questions that really need to be answered is why not, we have goal line tech in use, so why arenā€™t they using everything there is tech wise to ensure everything is covered, anything that assists the referee in this ever evolving game has to be used, ppl will say if we did use everything tech wise at our disposal we may as well get rid of refs altogether, I dunno about that but we certainly donā€™t use as much as we can at the moment and thatā€™s not getting the job done properly is it ??


      YNWA
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      The Kop / Re: Premier League clubs to vote on scrapping VAR
      « Last post by Lallana in Pyjamas on Today at 02:52:49 pm »
      They didn't look at it as a 'clear & obvious' error. An appeal system would change the whole dynamic. It would rule out the ridiculous 'C & O' error nonsense. They only intervene when they judge the ref has made a howler and it's the inconsistency of that that causes a lot of the issues.

      A penalty appeal is made, the Ref disallows it. Then there is verbal communication and VAR, in my opinion, take their lead from that. Oliver..Doku.."Coming together....and VAR were influenced by that and there was no way they were going to overrule Oliver and send him to the monitor.

      So another injustice. But if the captains have a say and why shouldn't they. So VVD appeals...Oliver goes and studies the video. Clearly a penalty.

      But clearly the ridiculous charade will carry on.

      But itā€™s always down to interpretation- and a qualified referee has agreed whilst watching multiple angles and slow moā€™s to decided that the referees interpretation of the incident was ok

      When it comes to those decisions it will be down to interpretation of the referee


      And appeal process has the chance to be open to abuse - would just take one captain to appeal as the opposition is on the attack and they know there is trouble


      Var needs

      The semi automated system for offsides

      And the VAR refs to be better and do their job better

      Itā€™s very ā€œclearā€ when a referee has made a clear and obvious error and the Doku challenge wasnā€™t one
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      The Kop / Re: JĆ¼rgen Norbert Klopp: Thank you. We love you XxXX
      « Last post by Arab Scouse on Today at 02:44:22 pm »
      Last day tomorrow. All the best JĆ¼rgen and thank you for the lovely memories.

      Legend
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      The Kop / Re: Injuries 23/24
      « Last post by GERNS on Today at 02:33:41 pm »
      Letā€™s hope the ā€˜head of recoveryā€™ doesnā€™t have to much to do then 😊
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