I have a feeling there will be a Leicester city ambush for Liverpool tonight with the sacking of Raineri and the criticism of some of the players.
Well, seeing as the players orchestrated the sacking, they’d want to perform tonight
We are all Koks
What else would you expect from a KOK, m8?
The captain is out tonight and a big doubt for Arsenal game. He’s going to a huge loss. The Reds will be lucky to get a draw against a resurgent Leicester, who are afterall, a team that finished 21 points ahead of Liverpool just last season,
Guaranteed
It’d be some rest if Klopp could engineer a result against the league champions when Liverpool don’t even have the Champions league money.
But to be fair to Klopp nobody could expect much tonight now that Leicester have a new manager, teams with a new manager are notoriously difficult to beat on the first game. Now you tell .each Liverpool-fc are without their captain as well. 
Chelsea don’t have CL money and have beaten Leicester by an aggregate score of 7-0 this season.
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Gobshite
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Chelsea just have to make do with Russian state funding and the billions taken off the Russian people through Sibneft and other state owned entities.
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Poor little Liverpool have had to make do with American billionaire investment group funding.
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Its all relative. American investment group funding pales in comparison to a proxy of the Russian state bankrolling a franchise. No wonder Chelsea can trade away despite a 2016 trading loss of £70 million following on from a 2015 financial loss of £23 million in the previous year. The Russian people who had Sibneft taken off them and sold for a pittance are the real losers in the financial doping at Stamford Bridge.
Never heard you speaking out about this:
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Double oooooooooooooooooooffffffffffffffftttttttttt
http://www.dailypost.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/fsg-clearing-69m-liverpool-fcs-10974360
Maybe Boycott can shed some light on American billionaires coming in and wiping £70m worth of debt off for poor Liverpool.
No it doesn’t. It shows a manager who flogs his players.
There’s only four first squad players out injured:
Sturridge, who is always injured anyway.
Lovren, who has a pretty crap injury record
Hendo
and Danny Ings, who has had a bad bit of luck the last two seasons.
It was the manager’s decision to sell a load of squad players last summer and to carry a smaller squad despite his high pressing and intensive style. As covered off with @Fran in January, lack of squad depth was a choice and is therefore not a valid excuse.