“I enjoyed watching Thiago Alcantara, the way he was able to connect with the forwards, help protect with his special qualities.
“He’s a wonderful friend, but the sensible thing to do is that he’s one of the most productive midfielders.
“And he’s a fabulous, intelligent, attractive, laughing guy to rub shoulders with a workout and a wardrobe.
“He loves football. He proves it with his personality and his way of playing. It’s to relate very well to your peers.
“He did it wonderfully at Bayern, and I feel like he will do it the same way at Liverpool, and I love that. “
“It was a poor performance, the worst we’ve noticed since Liverpool in a long time.
This is one of the ones you’re going to do, ‘Let’s put that aside and the next one. ‘
“You have to take a look at the positives. If you’re going to have a bad day, you deserve to have it today.
“If you had said at the beginning of the group that you needed a win from the last two matches, then Liverpool would have won it.
“If you’re going to lose one, it’s not bad. It’s not ideal, but it’s bigger than (losing) Sunday. “
The government has shown that the city will be subject to Level 2 restrictions next week.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock is expected to speak in a while in the House of Commons and what will happen when the national close ends next week.
Under Level 2 regulations, up to 2,000 enthusiasts will be able to attend elite sporting events. Level 1 regulations allow up to 4,000 enthusiasts to attend matches, however, clubs in point 3 areas must keep their matches closed to the door.
“Klopp arrived in 2015.
“I arrived (at Chelsea) in 2004, so what has been known since 2015, I know since 2004. And it doesn’t change anything. We have to adapt and that’s right. “
Divock Origi in the annals of Liverpool Champions League history has long been secured.
However, past glories do little to the striker as he struggles to revive his career at Anfield.
Origi made his third start to the season here, an unexpected inclusion given that Klopp had spoken to Takumi Minamino in preparation for the match.
But unlike LAST month’s FC Midtjylland, the Belgian did not seize the opportunity.
The fact that there was little coverage of the sad Spanish referee Carlos Grande did not help, Origi struck from behind several times in the first half.
The 25-year-old, however, gave the impression of lack of confidence, leading the line with little conviction and subject to a Klopp bite related to his lack of movement.
In truth, Origi is not the only one suffering to impress in a strangely moderate Liverpool attack effort.
Mohamed Salah, back from his time of isolation, calm as the amount of games got ahead of Sadio Mane, who looked tired at the time and would enjoy a break in Brighton on Saturday with Diogo Jota back. one minute cameo.
Origi, however, would possibly be waiting a while before being noticed again.
“I was a young player at the time. It’s something I’ve never experienced before.
“Looking back now, I’m not sure the club has treated it in the most productive way. We thought of Luis, but we didn’t think of the protector Patrice.
“If other people need to report me, I accept it. People will say she’s a little late, but more late than ever. “
“James Milner is the professional I’ve noticed there, not necessarily in terms of football, how professional he is.
“How you take care of yourself, you’re the first on the education floor and the last to leave.
“It’s just a testament to himself that he’s controlled to play right now for so long. “
“[He is] one hundred percent [an icon]. I had the honor of getting him together once. As a 53-year-old man, who loves football for as long as I can remember, he’s one of the greatest of all time.
Then I saw, so long ago, the documentary, which I consider exceptional.
“And you can see that there was Diego, who was a footballer, then Maradona, who had a little mess with everything that happened when you were young and everyone is going crazy wherever you go, it’s not that easy.
“You’ve had your fights with this one 100 percent, yet I’ll miss Diego and Maradona. What a footballer he has. It’s amazing.
“He showed us everything you can imagine if we fought with all our limits as a footballer. “
“From experience, you’ll be more informed (when you lose).
“You analyze yourself, look a little deeper when you don’t win a game or don’t play so well.
“I think you do and expect those young people to do it, especially with the joy of all analysts.
“When we were winning, everything was pink, you win one game and it’s just for the next one, where while when there’s one problem, in fact, you start looking for what the disorders were.
“[Ferguson] is never too high when we win and never too low when we lost.
“That’s one of the things I learned when I went to Manchester United.
“I stopped when we were weakened or didn’t get good results, and I have a hangover of maybe 3 or 4 days.
“A big club like Liverpool, where they are now, come back every two or three days, so they can’t have that. “
One or two threatening moments before the breakup, but more commonly detected. The part of the moment saw no improvement and looked tired.
“We are delighted with Samuel Chukwueze, he is developing here with us and his performances are gradually, but above all we have to achieve our goals with him with his skills and abilities. “
“He is young and has a very smart long career and then tries to upload his performances for our team, for the national team.
“Maybe in the long run I can move on to another league to grow up, but I think he’s very satisfied here with us, and each and every match with him is very important to be able to get the most productive functionality with him. “
If Jurgen Klopp looks for you, the Liverpool technician can pause here.
Perhaps a nine-game punitive streak in just over five weeks in front of an exhausted team has nevertheless passed a bill?
Perhaps the growing number of absentees is too complicated to succeed on this occasion?
Perhaps too much to ask of a green defense with two teenagers and a Champions League rookie to face a team that reached the quarterfinals of this festival just a few months ago?
But while all of the above can be used correctly in Liverpool’s defence, Klopp will do none of that.
No, it’s much more likely that the Reds boss thinks his team just wasn’t smart enough compared to the same players who hit a few weeks ago in Bergamo.
As he said without delay after the match: “We have to admit that it is a deserved defeat. It doesn’t sound pretty, but it’s the truth. “
The Frantic full-time Italian celebrations demonstrated what it meant, as the door to Group D had remained ajar during what would eventually be a remarkable victory at Anfield.
If the discordant 7-2 defeat at Aston Villa in October was some kind of strange anomaly, then it was bad as it has been for some time. She was so desperate.
The fact that Liverpool have moved away from a position where they have played 64 games without defeat in the Premier League without a single-door shot shows the rarity of what is proposed.
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Former Liverpool and Bayern Munich midfielder Xabi Alonso has asked the New Reds boy Thiago Alcántara to repeat his exploits with the Bundesliga at Anfield.
The Daily Star quotes Alonso as saying:
“I enjoyed watching Thiago Alcantara, the way he was able to connect with the strikers, helping to protect with his special qualities.
“He’s a wonderful friend, but the sensible thing to do is that he’s one of the most productive midfielders.
“And he’s a fabulous, intelligent, attractive, laughing guy to rub shoulders with a workout and a wardrobe.
“He loves football, he proves it with his personality and the way he plays. It’s to relate very well to your peers.
“He did it wonderfully at Bayern, and I feel like he will do it the same way at Liverpool, and I love that. “
Former Kop Idol Michael Owen criticized his former club for a disappointing role after being defeated 2-0 through Atalanta in the Champions League.
The Mirror quotes retired striker for BT Sport:
“It was a poor performance, the worst we’ve noticed since Liverpool in a long time.
‘This is one of the ones you’re going to go to, ‘Let’s put that aside and the next one.
“You have to look at the positives. If you’re going to have a bad day, you deserve it today.
“If you had said at the beginning of the group, you needed a win from the last two matches, then Liverpool would have won it.
“If you’re going to lose one, it’s not bad. It’s not ideal, but it’s bigger than (losing) Sunday. “
Ben Woodburn made his Liverpool debut on 26 November 2016, in recent years replacing Gini Wijnaldum in a 2-0 home win over Sunderland.
Liverpool City’s dominance enters point 3, but Greater Manchester are stuck in point 3, which has no fans.
Liverpool is a step to welcome enthusiasts to Anfield after the government announcement this morning, writes Phil Kirkbride.
The government has shown that the city will be subject to Level 2 restrictions next week.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock is expected to speak in a while in the House of Commons and what will happen when the national close ends next week.
Under Level 2 regulations, up to 2,000 enthusiasts may attend elite sporting events. Level 1 regulations allow a maximum of 4,000 enthusiasts to attend matches, however clubs in Level 3 spaces will be required to hold their matches closed to doors.
Jose Mourinho says Jurgen Klopp is wasting his time expressing his fear for the well-being of the players, as things have changed in the English game since he arrived at Chelsea in 2004.
The Mirror quotes the head of Tottenham saying:
“Klopp arrived in 2015.
“I arrived (at Chelsea) in 2004, so what has been known since 2015, I know since 2004. And it doesn’t change anything. We have to adapt to that and that’s how it is. “
Ian Doyle goes over the speech problems after Liverpool went 2-0 in the Champions League against Atalanta with his analysis.
He writes:
Divock Origi in the annals of Liverpool Champions League history has long been secured.
However, the glories of the past are not afraid of the striker as he struggles to revive his career at Anfield.
Origi made his third start to the season here, an unexpected inclusion given that Klopp had spoken to Takumi Minamino in preparation for the match.
But unlike LAST month’s FC Midtjylland, the Belgian did not seize the opportunity.
The fact that there was little coverage of the sad Spanish referee Carlos Grande did not help, Origi struck from behind several times in the first half.
The 25-year-old, however, gave the impression of lack of confidence, leading the line with little conviction and subject to a bite of Klopp for his lack of movement.
In truth, Origi is not the only one suffering to impress in a strangely moderate Liverpool attack effort.
Mohamed Salah, back from his time of isolation, calm as the number of games ahead of Sadio Mane, who looked tired in the part of the moment and would enjoy a break in Brighton on Saturday with Diogo Jota back. one-minute cameo.
Origi, however, would possibly wait some time before being reviewed.
Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson regrets wearing a Luis Suarez shirt after uruguayan racially abused Patrice Evra at Anfield in 2011, a report revealed.
The Reds, then led by Kenny Dalglish, showed their help to Suarez in warming up for an attack in Wigan in December.
However, The Mirror quotes Henderson as saying:
“I was a young player at the time. It’s something I’ve never experienced before.
“Looking back, I’m not sure the club treated it in the most productive way. We have a idea about Luis, but we don’t think about Patrice.
“If other people need to report me, I accept it. People will say she’s a little late, but more late than ever. “
There were not many highlights for Liverpool in their 2-0 home defeat to Atalanta last night, however, James Milner has set a non-public milestone by fitting the ingest player to triumph in 50 European appearances with the Reds.
Caught in a Bosman style loose from Manchester City in 2015, the Leeds-born SUV will turn 35 in January.
Former Premier League player Clinton Morrison paid tribute to Milner and HITC quoted him by telling BBC Radio Five Live:
“James Milner is the professional I’ve noticed there, not necessarily in terms of football, how professional he is.
“How you take care of yourself, you’re the first on the education floor and the last to leave.
“It’s just a testament to himself that he’s controlled to play right now for so long. “
Hat-trick by Jan Molby.
Was Diego Maradona the greatest footballer on Earth?
His compatriot Lionel Messi is a new suitor, then there is his former South American rival Pelé of Brazil, but the Argentine legend who died at 60 will have to be in any verbal exchange on the subject.
Liverpool Jurgen Klopp paid tribute to Diego, saying:
“[He is] one hundred percent [an icon]. I had the honor of getting him together once. As a 53-year-old man, loving football for as long as I can remember, he’s one of the greatest of all time.
Then I saw, so long ago, the documentary, which I consider exceptional.
And you might see that Diego was, who was a footballer, then Maradona, who struggled a little with everything that happened when you were young and everyone is going crazy wherever you go, it’s not that easy.
“You’ve had your fights with this one 100 percent, yet I’ll miss Diego and Maradona. What a footballer he has. It’s amazing.
“He showed us everything you could imagine if we fought with all our limits as a footballer. “
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Jurgen Klopp has been informed that he may be informed of a trick from Sir Alex Ferguson since Liverpool’s 2-0 loss to Atalanta.
Rio Ferdinand has revealed how his Manchester United groups have risen from one position.
L’Express quotes you as far as BT Sport is:
“From experience, you will be more informed (when you lose).
“You analyze, you look a little more when you don’t win a game or you don’t play so well.
“I think you do and expect those young people to do it, especially with the joy of all analysts.
“When we were winning, everything was pink, you win one game and it’s just for the next one, where while when there’s one problem, in fact, you start looking for what the disorders were.
“[Ferguson] is never too high when we win and never too low when we lost.
“That’s one of the things I learned when I went to Manchester United.
“I was dejected when we were weak or did not get good results, and I have a hangover for maybe 3 or 4 days.
“A big club like Liverpool, where they are now, come back every two or three days, so they can’t have that. “
Like many of his Liverpool teammates, Sadio Mane endured frustration at Anfield when the Reds collapsed by a rare 2-0 home defeat to Atalanta in the Champions League.
The foreigner from Senegal, one of 3 men of Jurgen Klopp in getting a score of “5” in his ECHO player scores.
Ian Doyle says:
One or two threatening moments before the breakup, but more commonly detected. The part of the moment saw no improvement and looked tired.
Villarreal manager Unai Emery has responded to the hypothesis linking the winger of his club, Samuel Chukwueze, with a first step to the Premier League.
Liverpool were no less than six top-tier English clubs believed to be on the signing of 21-year-old Manchester United, Chelsea, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Leicester City and their everton neighbours.
Rumor has it that Real Madrid is also in the mix, but when French Nigerian journalist Babatunde Ojora asked about Chukwueze’s future, All Nigeria Soccer quotes Emery as saying:
“We are satisfied with Samuel Chukwueze, he is developing here with us and his functionality is gradual but above all we need to achieve with him our goals with his skills, his skills. “
“He is young and has a very smart long career and then tries to upload his performances for our team, for the national team.
“Maybe in the long run I can move on to another league to grow up, but I think he’s very satisfied here with us, and each and every match with him is vital to getting the most productive functionality with him. “
Paul Gorst his verdict after Liverpool beat Atalanta 2-0 at home in the Champions League
If Jurgen Klopp looks for you, the Liverpool technician can pause here.
Perhaps a nine-game punitive streak in just over five weeks in front of an exhausted team has nevertheless passed a bill?
Perhaps the growing number of absentees is too complicated to succeed on this occasion?
Perhaps too much to ask for a green lag with two teenagers and a Champions League debutant to face a team that reached the quarter-finals of this festival just a few months ago?
But while all of the above can be used correctly in Liverpool’s defence, Klopp will do nothing right.
No, it’s much more likely that the Reds boss thinks his team just wasn’t smart enough compared to the same players who hit a few weeks ago in Bergamo.
As he said without delay after the match: “We have to admit that it is a deserved defeat. It doesn’t sound pretty, but it’s the truth. “
The frenzied celebrations by the full-time Italians proved what it meant, as the door to Group D had remained ajar through what would eventually be a notable victory at Anfield.
If the discordant 7-2 defeat at Aston Villa in October was some kind of strange anomaly, then it has been so bad for some time. It was so desperate.
The fact that Liverpool have moved away from a position where they have played 64 games without defeat in the Premier League without a single-door shot shows the rarity of what is proposed.
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Would you like a rumored 30 million pound move to get rid of your mouth from the bad last night?
You’d do it!
Offside – Mundo Deportivo. – reports that Liverpool could target Ajax Perr Schuurs’ central defender to solve their defensive crisis.
Schuurs, who played against the Reds in the Champions League stage, is valued at 30 million pounds.
The 20-year-old made his debut for Ajax first this season and was compared to Ligt’s Matthijs.
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