Stern John scored an unbelievable goal that game
2 future City Strikers also played For Sunderland that day.
22k in our first season at Ricoh as well.
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Thought he did, thanks for confirming. Curled into the top corner if I remember right?
Why sadly?Boring draw 1-1
Robins stays loyal to the same back 4 (sadly)
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I think Davies will come in and maybe shove Willis to Right back as Sterling a bloody liability.
No one has found out what’s happened to Bayliss because he was a defo a miss last Satdee.
Hopefully he’ll be in.
Same side apart from Davies for Sterling and Bayliss for Kelly.
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Well why not! We had two development team threads yesterday.2 match threads to choose from :emoji_joy:
What? Again?
I think I might start a referendum thread. We DEFINITELY haven't got one of them.Here he goes again :emoji_laughing:
Here's an interesting thought on 4 2 3 1 formation from today's Daily Telegraph talking about why Shaqiri was subbed although playing well.
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The Liverpool manager wanted to look a 4-2-3-1 line-up with Shaqiri as the No 10, in the middle of that three behind the striker, and as eye-catching as the Swiss international had played Klopp noticed the space afforded to Southampton down the flanks and that Jordan Henderson and Georginio Wijnaldum were in danger of being over-worked as the central midfield pair.
There was mitigation. Liverpool’s attempts to practice that new formation had been curtailed by winds, thunder and even lightning at training on Friday. They could trial it for just seven minutes, apparently.
So James Milner replaced Shaqiri, the formation was reverted to the usual 4-3-3 and Southampton did not have a shot on target until injury-time. Any sign, any flicker, any hope of a comeback or even any meaningful resistance was snuffed out. Liverpool were in total control and that is what the manager wanted. It was not about running riot.
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Well if that 2 are overworked it's not the right formation for a 37 year old Doyle and an unfit Kelley
I’d take the last time we played them at Home in 2006.
Unbelievably Doyle played in that team!
https://www.11v11.com/matches/coventry-city-v-sunderland-06-august-2006-274194/
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And I bet it was our fault (again)Was that the first game of the season, when Sunderland had just been relegated from the premier league? (again)
What? Again?
A cracker. We win 3-2 in the best game of the season so far (he said, hopefully!)
Here's an interesting thought on 4 2 3 1 formation from today's Daily Telegraph talking about why Shaqiri was subbed although playing well.
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The Liverpool manager wanted to look a 4-2-3-1 line-up with Shaqiri as the No 10, in the middle of that three behind the striker, and as eye-catching as the Swiss international had played Klopp noticed the space afforded to Southampton down the flanks and that Jordan Henderson and Georginio Wijnaldum were in danger of being over-worked as the central midfield pair.
There was mitigation. Liverpool’s attempts to practice that new formation had been curtailed by winds, thunder and even lightning at training on Friday. They could trial it for just seven minutes, apparently.
So James Milner replaced Shaqiri, the formation was reverted to the usual 4-3-3 and Southampton did not have a shot on target until injury-time. Any sign, any flicker, any hope of a comeback or even any meaningful resistance was snuffed out. Liverpool were in total control and that is what the manager wanted. It was not about running riot.
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Well if that 2 are overworked it's not the right formation for a 37 year old Doyle and an unfit Kelley
Way on down.It looks like Elvis Pressley has taken over from Nick as the match thread KING
Willis Davies Hyam BrownWhy sadly?
Grimmer and mason both been out injured so no other option.
Willis and hyam have been out best players so far this season before Saturday...
Now there's a solicitors I can trust.Willis Davies Hyam Brown
Willis Davies Hyam Brown
Here's an interesting thought on 4 2 3 1 formation from today's Daily Telegraph talking about why Shaqiri was subbed although playing well.
"
The Liverpool manager wanted to look a 4-2-3-1 line-up with Shaqiri as the No 10, in the middle of that three behind the striker, and as eye-catching as the Swiss international had played Klopp noticed the space afforded to Southampton down the flanks and that Jordan Henderson and Georginio Wijnaldum were in danger of being over-worked as the central midfield pair.
There was mitigation. Liverpool’s attempts to practice that new formation had been curtailed by winds, thunder and even lightning at training on Friday. They could trial it for just seven minutes, apparently.
So James Milner replaced Shaqiri, the formation was reverted to the usual 4-3-3 and Southampton did not have a shot on target until injury-time. Any sign, any flicker, any hope of a comeback or even any meaningful resistance was snuffed out. Liverpool were in total control and that is what the manager wanted. It was not about running riot.
"
Well if that 2 are overworked it's not the right formation for a 37 year old Doyle and an unfit Kelley
They have Klopp, we have Robins, end of.Here's an interesting thought on 4 2 3 1 formation from today's Daily Telegraph talking about why Shaqiri was subbed although playing well.
"
The Liverpool manager wanted to look a 4-2-3-1 line-up with Shaqiri as the No 10, in the middle of that three behind the striker, and as eye-catching as the Swiss international had played Klopp noticed the space afforded to Southampton down the flanks and that Jordan Henderson and Georginio Wijnaldum were in danger of being over-worked as the central midfield pair.
There was mitigation. Liverpool’s attempts to practice that new formation had been curtailed by winds, thunder and even lightning at training on Friday. They could trial it for just seven minutes, apparently.
So James Milner replaced Shaqiri, the formation was reverted to the usual 4-3-3 and Southampton did not have a shot on target until injury-time. Any sign, any flicker, any hope of a comeback or even any meaningful resistance was snuffed out. Liverpool were in total control and that is what the manager wanted. It was not about running riot.
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Well if that 2 are overworked it's not the right formation for a 37 year old Doyle and an unfit Kelley
Well since you're a god I won't argue with you......................................That was a particular circumstance. Not every game. Pretty stupid comparison really?
Especially when you take into account Liverpool’s playing style
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