The All-New "Mouser Watch!" Thread

Ah ****!

 

succinct and to the point

 

Considering you were 2-0 down minutes after you posted, I thought it was rather premature

Luckily for you the tier 4 team totally ran out of steam.

 

And the ref gave them a couple of hours to get the winner...

 

With 10 men...

 

We played with 3 men...

and 8 boys.

 

Very generous of you!

 

Anyway lads I'm well over yesterday's loss...

Bring on the Chavvy ****s.

 

That's the spirit, mate!

You make sure you scrape a draw (for us), ok?

Good man!

 

You'll go for more than two mate!

 

Hull 2 v 0 'Pool

Not exactly a Top 4 performance, was it?

I think 'Pool are still several seasons away from breaking into the Top 4 proper.

 

By which time Kloppy will have moved on and they'll be starting a new 5 year plan with Phil Brown in charge.

 

Yes.

 

Jurgen Klopp's six-year Liverpool contract questioned by Dietmar Hamann

Liverpool acted with their "hearts and not their heads" when they offered manager Jurgen Klopp a six-year contract in the summer, according to former Reds midfielder Dietmar Hamann. Hamann wrote in the Sunday Times that the decision to give the German a four-year extension after only one full season at the club was "madness."

"He had an impact and has improved some players but if you look at the pure facts, the points average didn't improve dramatically from Brendan Rodgers' time," Hamann told Match of the Day 2 Extra. They have lost two finals - both they could or should have won - and then the club make a decision with their heart and not their head and extend the contract."

Liverpool were Chelsea's closest rivals at the top of the Premier League on 4 January - trailing by five points - but are now fourth, 13 points behind the leaders.

"If you look at the table, they were one of the favourites for the title six or eight weeks ago and now there is a big question mark whether they will finish in the top four.
"In recent years whenever the chips have been down the team have failed and that hasn't changed with Klopp. Whether Klopp can change it with this team, or another, I am not sure, but something has to change because the way the team is going in recent years is not good enough."

(Article lifted from the BBC Football website)


It has started, lads.

When the 'Pool-loving media drag out 'Pool legends to slate the manager, you know the end is nigh for the poor bastard. It happened with Queen Kenny, Hodgson, and Rodgers, and now it has started for Klopp.

It all springs from this residual arrogance that Mousers - especially former 'Pool players - have regarding the aspirations of their team. None of them seem to have accepted the fact that they have swapped with Spurs, and that they are now the team that must look at finishing 5th or 6th as being a decent season for them. Until they can rid themselves of that arrogance - which I doubt they ever will - they are destined to ride the manager-merry-go-round every two or three years.

Desperate times - again - for 'Pool.

 

Looks like the dippers will be 6th after next weeks loss, unless UTD draw

 

Manager Jurgen Klopp says he will accept the blame if Liverpool's lack of transfer activity costs them at the end of the season.
(Liverpool Echo)

That is very noble of you, Kiipperty, but nonetheless unnecessary. You see, if you continue down the road you are headed, LFC and every single Mouser will kick your sorry ass out of Klanfield, as they have done to so many other managers over the years, and you will become merely another sorry statistic in their almanac of shame.

You'll never walk alone my arse!

 

Where would we be without the Gimps ability to quote somebody else's point of view?

 

115yrs and 23 managers included Ronnie Moran as caretaker manager. Good call

Is there a club with a better record for backing their manager?

 

Spurs have had nearly half of that number of managers in the last two decades alone

HIAG owned again