One Liverpool fan needs a dark room and lie down, while pretty much everyone else is thoroughly f***ed off with VAR.
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A Liverpool fan ‘burning with anger’
Ever since we lost the European Cup final I have lost all trust in our club’s ability to manifest magnificent victories; at least with this coach at the helm. I can write now but couldn’t for a long time because the pain after that unexpected loss cut so deep I nearly broke my right hand after hitting the floor clenched fist some minutes after the final whistle. I soon started to pray for around a half hour for crying out loud! I feel that Liverpool FC let its fans down, Klopp has failed us as a collective & they should be ashamed for their performances in the biggest stage. I was thinking about those fans who sold their belongings, paid exceptionally high wages for a ticket, jumped over security fence to witness that display of helplessness & predictability I get so worked up I can’t….
If you think I’m being overly dramatic let me remind everyone that media ran with this absurd trope about Liverpool being “mentality monsters” who simply knew how to win & eke out a hard-fought victory by sheer grit and determination. Yet nothing could be further from truth by a mere objective observation.
Think, in the past season we played 3 finals without scoring a single goal (insert emoji). Winning 2 of those by penalty shootouts against Chelsea papered over the cracks that we simply can’t rise to the occasion. Guess what, we went twice to extra time which somehow accounts for a combined behemoth total of 330 minutes of open play without being able to break the deadlock. And you tell me this team is supposed to be an all-conquering footballing powerhouse????? Our team can’t manifest victory. Our manager can’t deliver a rallying cry to galvanize the troops. We have players who expect the collective system to manifest what they’re too afraid to do individually and our stars are either over-hyped, become too self-conscious of the gravitas of the moment & are rendered paralyzed; just not cut out for the biggest stage.
This is a reason for shame. The performance we put in Paris put our shirt to shame just like the performance at Old Trafford two weeks ago against a bottom Man Utd side. In Paris we were sort of ‘meh’ all over, first half 70% useless possession with this wannabe ballon d’or clown Thiago Alcántara believing his every…
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