Country: England
Makes sense.Pool fans insufferable all over the World mate you would not believe. They were respectful to you probably they didn't want to mess with the bloke that runs East London.
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Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool: Slot Shame
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Country: England
SuperGoon
Debbie Downer
Country: Ireland
Player:Saka
Well, it's like that in Ireland, too. A lot of Liverpool fans. They were closeted fans until this season and now they're all out of the woodwork being super irritating, thinking they're some kind of big club.
Rarely see a Real Madrid fan here, or Barca fans. It's all Man United/Liverpool, and the Man United fans are more tolerable than Liverpool fans, which should put things into perspective. There's a huge Irish connection with Liverpool, but it's, as you put it, nauseating.
SuperGoon
Debbie Downer
Country: Ireland
Player:Saka
Not been for a couple of years but the last time I was there I had all the tires taken off my rented car when I left it for 15 minutes to get petrol.
Slartibartfast
CIES Loyalist
The fan bases here are a lot more diverse than that. In fact, Real Madrid is only the 4th most popular European team among U.S. fans. A comprehensive study conducted at the University of Tubingen in Germany last year found these to be the most popular teams in America:
1. Manchester United
2. Barcelona
3. Chelsea
4. Real Madrid
5. Liverpool
6. Bayern
7. Manchester City
8. Arsenal
9. AC Milan
10. Juventus
I've noticed quite a lot of support for Sp**s, Everton, Roma, Inter, Dortmund, Sevilla and Valencia as well. PSG is gaining a lot of fans too (and will take off once Tim Weah becomes a fixture in the first team).
Brown Gooner
DoN'T ceNsOR maH FreE SpEecH
I’m going on my personal anecdote. Most Hispanic people I come across are Real Madrid fans and the rest are Messi fanboys. Where I’m from there are not many soccer fans and the ones who are are either United fans or RM fans.
RM fans in the past few years have been as arrogant and sickening as United fans were ten years ago.
Slartibartfast
CIES Loyalist
That's what I figured. And yes, most latino fans of European clubs are more likely to be La Liga fans (I once lived among Mexican/Central American immigrants in Texas). Those of us of British descent (my family came from north London in the 17th Century, although they were from Chelmsford before that) are more likely to go with a Premier League club. But your personal local experience isn't representative of the whole. You can find bars in all the major cities that cater to all the top European teams.
NieThePiet
Loves Overhyping Our Rivals
Haven't won since Buvac left?
Flying Okapis
Most Well-Known Member
Really hoping one of Liverpool or Tottenham finish 5th.
If Liverpool finish 5th and lose to Madrid it will be hilarious
Chelsea are a nothing club so dont care if they qualify for CL.
If Liverpool finish 5th and lose to Madrid it will be hilarious
Chelsea are a nothing club so dont care if they qualify for CL.
Country: Iceland
Jurgen Flopp is actually gonna have less total points this season than previous. Even if he had better attack than Sterling/Suarez/Sturridge attack was this season...
Must be telling that he is just not good manager at all.
Must be telling that he is just not good manager at all.
F**king our away form really did cost us top 4 finish
Dude.... believe us, those guys are nothing compared to Liverpool's fans arrogance.
TakeChillPill
Established Member
Liverpool fans, are delusional and still have a sense of self grandeur even though they haven't won the league in 30years and a meaningful trophy in 11.
What typifies it was when Sanchez decided to join Arsenal over Liverpool and Phil Thompson was saying it was a big mistake by Sanchez, he doesn't have ambition etc. Just sour grapes.
If they win the CL they will be intolerable.
Real fans are mostly plastics, and know f'all about football. What they say doesn't bother me.
What typifies it was when Sanchez decided to join Arsenal over Liverpool and Phil Thompson was saying it was a big mistake by Sanchez, he doesn't have ambition etc. Just sour grapes.
If they win the CL they will be intolerable.
Real fans are mostly plastics, and know f'all about football. What they say doesn't bother me.
Flying Okapis
Most Well-Known Member
The Liverpool fans I find most annoying are the ones outside of Liverpool, same applies to Utd fans.
I do have a bad feeling that Liverpool will knick a league title at some point in the next few years and then it will be unbearable, may even be next season, it will be when the main lot have a poor season and they will step in and take it like Leicester did.
I do have a bad feeling that Liverpool will knick a league title at some point in the next few years and then it will be unbearable, may even be next season, it will be when the main lot have a poor season and they will step in and take it like Leicester did.
Country: South Africa
Player:Nketiah
It will be interesting to see how Klopp moulds his team with the new additions. To his credit he has improved Liverpool's defensive setup, with them equaling or beating Rafa's clean sheet record, I cant remember the result of their last game.
But they still remain an incomplete unit, unable to play penetrating football when the spaces are shut down. Unless I see a dramatic improvement in that area, will they fail to impress yet again in the new season.
For all their spectacular play, they amassed 75 points this season and finished fourth. Says it all to me really.
Flying Okapis
Most Well-Known Member
Yeah I dont think they will ever walk a league, but I can see them knicking a title when or if City were to dip, I'm talking champions of a season with a low points total, they just seem that type of club
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GeorgiaGunner
#FreeClaude
I think they could do it next year, especially if they’re riding the high of a CL win. Klopp has been bang-on with transfers and the extra money, owner backing, and prestige from their CL run (even perhaps even if they don’t win it) will only give him more ammo. City will have to regress a little, of course, but stranger things have happened.
Robb0since1966
Member
I think Liverpool deserve a league title. I grew up watching them dominate the European Cup and as such, grudgingly, have a little fondness for them. 5 Euro Cups can not be sniffed at.
Arsenal could learn a lot from Liverpool.
They over-achieve.
We under-achieve.
Arsenal could learn a lot from Liverpool.
They over-achieve.
We under-achieve.
SuperGoon
Debbie Downer
Country: Ireland
Player:Saka
The most unprofessional club in the world. They want it one way.
Robb0since1966
Member
I agree to some extent that Liverpool don't like it when someone comes in for one of their players, even if the finance involved it handsome, such as when Barca came in for Coutinho - what was not to like?
However, in this case I think they feel aggrieved because Brewster was not approached through the correct channels.
