Match Day Thread LFC v Fulham

On Thiago and Bajcetic, Lijnders continued: "They will not be ready for the end of this month. It will probably be going into the next month to train with us. But both [with] no complications, progressing."

Does anyone else think there is something going on with these 2. Kinda feels like the Clyne situation a few years ago. Don't think I have fully seen what there injuries are all you hear is there has been complications with there recovery. I can't recall seeing them in the stands for any of our games either.

 

I reckon Thiago is done at Liverpool tbh. If we're lucky he might get the odd game but he'll be gone and replaced in the summer I think.

 

I had forgot he was even still with us.

 

I've seen them once or twice behind the bench

 

Don’t see why you’d drop Konate tbh, especially with Bradley likely to be at RB, could use an experienced head alongside him rather than 2 kids.

Rest looks fine and makes sense.

 

I think from what we have seen lately klopp is managing him as well. yes it's literally 11 always off after it but arsenal was a big old game

I am assuming quansah can take it.

who knows klopp could give each 45mins for all we know

 

Yeah, but against a ****e Fulham... we'll ****ing smash'em

 

I once had a brief exchange of views with an American Evangelical Christian who was adamant that Catholics aren't Christian. When I asked him who carried the torch for Christianity before the Reformation he didn't seem to be aware that those 1500 years were a thing.
A lot of them are home-schooled with a very strict regime of indoctrination that bears no relationship to any version of evidential reality. They believe the Bible to be the inerrant word of God despite the legion of self-contradictions it sports, and they think the world is 6000 years old, the flood was real and there were bloody dinosaurs on the ark.
There's no gainsaying them either, they don't want to know.

 

The explanation they give me is that "because Catholics pray to saints and Mary" they are polytheistic and not truly Christian because they're not treating Jesus as the one true route to heaven. They don't all believe literally in the bible, but many do, and I think many of them actually don't believe dinosaurs were on the ark, because they think dinosaurs arn't real. There's varying explanations to where dinosaur skeletons come from, from, they're bones of other animals rearranged to look like dinosaurs, or they were placed in the ground by Satan to deceive.

 

I have a Jehovah's Witness in my extended family. They believe the Bible to be literally true - she won't have a blood transfusion because they interpret the metaphorical as literal.

 

Well, and the thing about the ones that take it literally, most don't take the whole thing literally. Pretty much the entire old testament is "pick and choose" based on how one interprets "what changed" after Jesus came along. I know plenty of people who claim to believe the bible is literal who have a Christmas tree in their house for example. Some follow the rule of not wearing clothes made of multiple textiles, but not many. Same with shellfish, most will eat shellfish quite happily. (I think the shellfish example though is actually specifically retracted in the new testament).

I think the Jehovah's Witnesses are probably amongst the closest to really follow it literally, despite, for example, the Baptists claiming to.

 

..........bunch of nutters

 

Not as nuts as claiming they were on the ark, along with a breeding set of every other animal.

 

Here’s what Pep Lijnders revealed in his press conference

• Virgil van Dijk “is back” and “will be back in the squad”
• Dominik Szoboszlai is “not available” for Fulham but “is progressing well”
• Trent Alexander-Arnold “will be out probably three weeks” with “a tear in the lateral ligament”
• Andy Robertson and Kostas Tsimikas will hopefully “be back at the end of this month to train with the team”
• Stefan Bajcetic and Thiago “will not be ready for the end of this month” but are both “progressing”

 

personally feel there are real concerns about Bajcetics physical ability to withstand PL football. .

 

He's young - let's see how well he stands up to it when he finally does make it back.

 

Back in September he played 72 minutes over 2 games and broke down again .I hope i'm wrong but it isn't looking good imo .

 

What happens if Earth was the ark and the giant flood was on another planet ? With everything being brought to this planet to be saved ?

 

Well, you could invent any fantastical hypothesis you like to wave away the anomalies, but knowledge is based on evidence, not wild speculation.
Anyway, Bible Literalists don't believe in other planets.

 

I was just trying to make the dinosaur bit plausible lmao
Not sure why if you believed a singular entity essentially made us out of play doh one day that you would not think - surely they got bored and made some more ?