Mourinho building those hopes up, loving it. 

Will only make the fall all that sweeter

Victory over two sh*t sides and the media will be shooting their load all over Mourinho’s face. 

Masterclass from Jose yadda yadda, they'll be building him up for the inevitable fall

Yeah you can almost hear the exact phrases. ‘Great to have him back’ ‘tactical master class’ ........

 

21 minutes ago, stevo said:

Yeah you can almost hear the exact phrases. ‘Great to have him back’ ‘tactical master class’ ........

 

The co-commentator in the Real Madrid vs PSG game said those words exactly.

Credit to the Humble One, the belief starts to build.

Liverpool 0-1 Napoli

Dries Mertens

 

Liverpool seem to struggle against Napoli quite a bit. It may be a good idea for coaches to look at how Napoli set themselves up against Liverpool.

Alright. A win for chelsea is mandatory against lille to qualify.

23 minutes ago, Londonisblue said:

Alright. A win for chelsea is mandatory against lille to qualify.

Not necessarily. If Ajax beat Valencia, then a draw against Lille is all that's required to see us through.

17 minutes ago, Amputechture said:

Not necessarily. If Ajax beat Valencia, then a draw against Lille is all that's required to see us through.

you're right.

pool would be out if they lose in austria and Napoli get a draw at home vs genk.

good to finally see a ref who has the balls to book this cripster for his constant touchline monaning

 

Imagine Salzburg wins last one at home and sends dirty red scouse to Europa league. Just dreaming.

Dec. 10: Napoli vs. Genk, Salzburg vs. Liverpool

Liverpool: Need a point away to Salzburg to guarantee their place. They would also be through with a defeat IF Napoli lose at home to Genk.

Napoli: A draw at home to Genk would seal their place, as would a defeat IF Salzburg do not beat Liverpool.

FC Salzburg: A win at home to Liverpool would send them into the knockout rounds UNLESS they win by a one-goal margin of 5-4 or higher-scoring and Napoli beat Genk (which would put Liverpool through on head to head goals scored).

*NB: If Salzburg beat Liverpool and Napoli draw with Genk, the three teams would be level on 10 points. The group would be decided on head to head record. Napoli would win the group, with Salzburg going through in second ahead of Liverpool on mini-league goal difference.

Genk: Have been eliminated.

Edited November 28, 20196 yr by mojo

12 hours ago, Scott Harris said:

Liverpool seem to struggle against Napoli quite a bit. It may be a good idea for coaches to look at how Napoli set themselves up against Liverpool.

Interesting, took a Lovren headed corner to get them a draw.

Makes you wonder if it is Napoli or just different refs not falling for the Anfield 'charm'.

4 hours ago, mojo said:

good to finally see a ref who has the balls to book this cripster for his constant touchline monaning

 

Agreed

55 minutes ago, Strider6003 said:

Interesting, took a Lovren headed corner to get them a draw.

Makes you wonder if it is Napoli or just different refs not falling for the Anfield 'charm'.

You mean 'The Special Anfield atmosphere on a  European night '  cliché !

What a load of garbage...

Haha, I mean the special charm to influence officials making decisions.

I think Carlos del Cerro Grande is impervious to that now if it was an EPL ref.................

 

Another reason to cancel your TV licence

utd lost lol

47 minutes ago, Londonisblue said:

utd lost lol

To be fair they have already qualified and played a second string side. Still good to see them lose though!

13 hours ago, mojo said:

Genk: Have been eliminated.

Sorry @Krc-fan 

1 hour ago, Nibs said:

To be fair they have already qualified and played a second string side. Still good to see them lose though!

ah. That makes sense indeed.

Wonderful to see Emery lead Arsenal to yet another loss. They’re on a six game streak of not having won, a record which stretches back to 1992 apparently. 

Emery needs to go but my lord, that’s the least of their troubles. They need a full squad refresh barring two of their players! They’re drifting into obscurity and I love it. 

Edited November 28, 20196 yr by Blueblur

1 hour ago, Blueblur said:

Wonderful to see Emery lead Arsenal to yet another loss. They’re on a six game streak of not having won, a record which stretches back to 1992 apparently. 

Emery needs to go but my lord, that’s the least of their troubles. They need a full squad refresh barring two of their players! They’re drifting into obscurity and I love it. 

Their midfield and defence is appalling. Auba is also 30, they won't be getting much out of him soon. 

It's such a shame we've had to play Liverpool and City before we played Spurs and Arsenal, sadly I think they'll both already have new managers before we play them and will pick up some form, that's already happened for Spurs.