Guys, in case you believed otherwise, they actually won tonight. All part of Klopp's master plan.
RAWK Goes Into Meltdown 2016-17 Edition
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
Guys, in case you believed otherwise, they actually won tonight. All part of Klopp's master plan.
They all rounded on Can but the facist mod's locked and removed the thread lol
Have they come up with an explanation of Sturridge & the note? 
Have they come up with an explanation of Sturridge & the note?
The second installment of Rafa's fahcts
Have they come up with an explanation of Sturridge & the note?
I cannot believe I missed ruffians post before
It's a gemAdd up the fouls on Tadic that went unpunished today, and they might as well have stood in a circle around him kicking him to death. Not to mention the mystifying lack of a yellow for Lucas' unabashedly body-checking Romeu after getting rinsed.
Classic mental defection tactics. Can't face the fact that their unbeatable Klopp led side might not be as good as they thought, so it'll be all the ref's fault if they lose.
I notice the Sturridge thread is locked and posts have been deleted after his hilarious display of diving and pot shots.
Saves captain hipster from loosing in yet another final.
Not yet it doesn't. They'll most likely go through.
What's the bets this poster is Michael Owen?
"1-0 to them feels like a victory after that." (after the Southampton defeat)
"1-0 to them feels like a victory after that." (after the Southampton defeat)
I remembered some pundit saying that his teams are normally tired by the second half of the season because of the high press. If this is true in Germany even with the winter break, then these poor games will happen more.
Poor fellas with their tiny squad of gimps worth feck all.
RAWK said:
Yes, but the pressure is on us now.
Wait, the pressure is never off us.
These guys are the worst at mind games.
His doctor gave it to him.Have they come up with an explanation of Sturridge & the note?
Think it means he might miss Sundays match.
Excuses already starting. Classic rawk tactics. Paint themselves as the massive underdog against us so if they win they can blow it all out of proportion and have a week long circle jerk and if they lose they gave it their best shot and were always expected too anyway.
We are 6th, RAWK.
Just in case you forget.
Just in case you forget.
On Henderson:
Usually when they're in a shit run and we're in a good one they win.
We need him back badly. Our current issues lie no deeper than simply missing personnel.
Creativity suddenly missing? Also missing Coutinho and Mané.
Pressing suddenly non existent? Missing Henderson
Sigh. Just venting. Been reading a lot of overreaction on Liverpool forums. Probably should have posted this there to be honest.
infamy infamyRAWK said:
This is the first full season Klopp ever had with a team without winter break. And your squad, while looking good, drops of quite dramatically in quality past first 11-12 players. Don't you think the style he has you playing will catch up with you (if it's not catching up already)? He does have a history of his teams looking tired later in the season...even with winter break.
Really dont remember when did that happen the last time.
January 2002? I think was one example. We were challenging for the title and they were at that stage below us in the table. We missed several chances and were the better side over 90 minutes but still lost to a very late Danny Murphy goal. Those three points got them right back into the top 4 race and they eventually finished above us for the first time in many years.
In 2004 we lost to them 0-1 to a Murphy penalty, but neither side was doing well at that time.
That was really long, long time ago..
I know. That was what I was trying to highlight even though I didn't specifically say so.
The usual result at OT in the premier league era is a win for United without conceding. In my head at least there's been a lot of 1-0 or 2-0 United wins.
Pretty much any one of that run of games when Torres supposedly 'terrorised' Vidic (overstated, but still). They were consistently the underdogs then and somehow they kept beating us. That was the period where they really built their reputation for winning a high-profile game then throwing it away by losing against some relegation candidate the week after.
Then more recently the inverse has been true, we've been struggling for a few seasons but manage to keep getting the results against them. Part of Van Gaal's knack of beating the top sides even when we weren't getting other results.
Yeah in recent times we had good results vs them regardless of our form, especially at OT.
Back on topic. Stop the fecking discussion.
2011 at Anfield they'd drawn against Wigan then lost the game before us then beat us easily 3-1. We were confident going into it whilst leading the table comfortably.
2009 at Anfield they'd lost to Chelsea, lost to Sunderland and then beat us 2-0. I can clearly remember people saying we were gonna beat them easily after beating them to the title the year before and we lost.