Really? Quality was terrible. Decent excitement/drama but not great football.
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The work rate and closing down was immense - players had no time on the ball.
Liverpool fans are absolutely raging. The hype is out of control & Klopp has some job on his hands protecting his squad from it.
The reaction of the Away fans last night when they equalised was completely over the top, giving it the big uns.
Looks like KOK crew need to go Private like the Limerick Massive did when things looked to be boiling over.
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Fair play if thats what floats your boat. Sure we may as well go and watch lads work out in the gym.
I never said it floated my boat per se — you just have to accept that the level of intensity was a good few notches above last night.
Brilliant. The level of intensity of Burnley Huddersfield was off the charts. A relegation super battle. The intensity of my young lad refusing to go to bed last night was amazing. The intensity of my having a shit tjis morning was off the charts. Real danger. Intensity. Rubby lads love intensity.
It is what it is. Get over it.
You will give yourself an ulcer with all that intensity.
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It’s great that your WiFi is up and running again. Have you taken off your Liverpool jersey yet ?
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Nothing to get over. You’re a Liverpool fan trying to hype up the quality of a half decent match by referencing intensity. It was a game where 2 teams were too fearful under pressure to play properly. Aguero provided the only moment of real quality. I was disappointed by the quality in truth and had been looking forward to it.
I never once bigged it up.
I know. I’m just off the phone to my accountant. Going for a mortgage next week. It was intense.
I never left bro. That was MCFC at her best
Third consecutive win for Sean Dyche’s resurgent Burnley today.
They will still be relegated, they’re only playing the fodder now
No Harty, big party
That’s their bread and butter
Win these “six pointers”
They’ll finish about 10/11th
They beat West Ham two matches back. West Ham are 8th in the table.
Great header by Ciaran Clark there