Liverpool Fc @ Anfield - Reds Supporters Gatherings

[ThisIsMelwood]

Jordan Henderson - LIVERPOOL legend, first Captain to lift Premiere League trophy.

[Cum_Luver]

Finally, after 30 years of trying, we are the EPL Champion.

[francined69]

Originally Posted by Cum_Luver

Finally, after 30 years of trying, we are the EPL Champion.

Undisputed and convincing Champions by a large margin!!!!!

[ThisIsMelwood]

Who do you think is worthy of the Player of the Year award?

Which player is the key to Liverpool 2019/20 title success?

Name 5 Liverpool players which standout for the 2019/20 campaign?

[lawro]

Liverpool win Premier League: How Lawro celebrated as Reds' 30-year wait for top-flight title ends

had too many beers and not enough sleep last night but once every 30 years I suppose I can cope with that.

I was on LFCTV for a special live show after the Chelsea versus Man City game finished and Liverpool were confirmed as champions. We didn't come off air until 12:30 in the morning and I didn't get home for a good few hours after that.

We were broadcasting from Chapel Street in the centre of Liverpool rather than using our studio next to Anfield and, when I finally left and headed for bed, the streets of the city were littered with fallen bodies sleeping off what was one heck of a party.

It was typical of Liverpool fans really - they always know how to celebrate, and obviously our first league title since 1990 is a pretty good excuse.

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/53187672

[francined69]

Originally Posted by ThisIsMelwood

Who do you think is worthy of the Player of the Year award?

Which player is the key to Liverpool 2019/20 title success?

Name 5 Liverpool players which standout for the 2019/20 campaign?

wow POTY award is tough to name this year. it has to be a Liverpool player but which one????? Hendo, VVD, Mane, TAA

i know the MOTY award will go to Klopp.

[escobar43535]

Which matches were turning point matches which made you believe the Reds were finally going to cross the line and claim #19?

To me...

Aston Villa v Liverpool...where we came back from 1-0 down to win 1-2 with goals in the last 8 minutes of the match...this really showed that our boys are mentality monsters as previously we would have settled for a draw at best

Other notable matches thereafter..

Liverpool v City...3-1 victory for obvious reasons

Palace v Liverpool...1-2 victory, yet another mentality monster push to get all 3 points instead of just settling for the draw and 1 point

Leicester v Liverpool...0-4 victory, this match confirmed that we can play at another level under immense pressure and just about knocked the stuffing out of both City and Leicester, #19 was almost a foregone conclusion after that

[ThisIsMelwood]

IMO, those games where Liverpool won by 1 goal margin were critical and important for winning title.

The mentality monster was relentless.

Agreed that Aston Villa game with last 10 mins from a losing position to winning 2 -1 and maintaining 6 pts gap with Man City was turning.

Then go to Leicester to trash 4 - 0 was mark of champion.

At least rat faced Neville paif tribute to Klopp.

7 managers came and gone before Klopp got the job done.

What a German and how he master minded the plot.

SKD was right to say "Get ready for the ride" when Klopp signed in October 2015.

Liverpool played some of the best football in Europe and world was once again watching with awe.

Thank you Klopp for been our savior and deliver the Holy Grail.

[charlienicholas]

Man City vs Liverpool

CHARLIE PREDICTS: 3-2

https://www.skysports.com/football/n...ipped-for-wins

[lawro]

Man City v Liverpool x-x 1-1

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/53219599

[francined69]

MC 4 - Liverpool 0

Joint heaviest defeat by newly crowned Champions.

Oh well................uncharacteristic performance by Klopp & team.

[countryman]

The whole bloody farking team has got no pride!
It was a real embarrassment to be thrashed by your rival..

[LeeHsienLoong]

This result is as disgraceful as how Vivian Balakrishnan spoke 2 days ago.
It only encourages City and I am sure they were the better team today.

[ThisIsMelwood]

Zero Goals

[escobar43535]

Klopp out

A bit rusty for our first pre-season game but hopefully we'll improve!

Micah Richards "No one likes to be 23 points behind, so City have bridged that gap and are 20 behind."

Guardiola: "I think they drank a lot of beers in the past week"

Must say that City midfield last night was pure class and KDB has once again shown himself to be the best midfielder in the PL. City definitely has a shot at the CL this season although I am still anyone but City

Tbh though, I really think we missed a trick with Werner for a whole batch of reasons. But it is what it is and we can’t cry over spilt milk. It'd be good if Klopp uses this as a chance to give some bench players a start now.

Next match, I'd like to see Williams start, but still with the other three of the back four; maybe Elliot could start, move Salah central and Mane in his usual spot; or start Minamino with Salah and Mane; I'd also give Keita a starting spot for the remainder of this season.