Karius dropped the ball

[Sir X]

Xactly: Proof ,I have no time to debate with children.

[Paul Marin]

Xactly: Proof ,I have no time to debate with children.

.......................LOL!!! You did it again!!! Coming from someone with a 3rd grade level education and the IQ of a gnat, that's pretty ironic!!! LOL!!!! Here, hol' dis:

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[Peter R]

If X hit the "like" or "dislike" button for a particular player or manager, which he does, he unfortunately Fails to see that he paints himself into a corner where even mild objective criticism is impossible!! I suppose it's inevitable that a goalie "drops the ball"... don't him have to kick it out?? LOL

Seriously, with respect to Karius, there have been rumblings over the last month as to whether he is the answer to the LFC goalkeeping "problem"... but he is young and the season still only 15 games old, BUT Chelsea now have a 6 point gap and given their form, closing it (notwithstanding the ambition of Arsenal, City et al) will require that the learning curve be as short as possible.

The defence IMO, also needs to be more robust. Who was in the middle when Antonio ran onto that ball? Whoever it was should have also done better in tracking Antonio. We lack the killer instinct in defence. Leicester defended their advantage over MCity like their lives depended on it... since our attack is more prolific than say Leicester's, the defence is not as hungry?!

And is Sturridge injured? or is he up for sale?

[Paul Marin]

If X hit the "like" or "dislike" button for a particular player or manager, which he does, he unfortunately Fails to see that he paints himself into a corner where even mild objective criticism is impossible!! I suppose it's inevitable that a goalie "drops the ball"... don't him have to kick it out?? LOL

Seriously, with respect to Karius, there have been rumblings over the last month as to whether he is the answer to the LFC goalkeeping "problem"... but he is young and the season still only 15 games old, BUT Chelsea now have a 6 point gap and given their form, closing it (notwithstanding the ambition of Arsenal, City et al) will require that the learning curve be as short as possible.

The defence IMO, also needs to be more robust. Who was in the middle when Antonio ran onto that ball? Whoever it was should have also done better in tracking Antonio. We lack the killer instinct in defence. Leicester defended their advantage over MCity like their lives depended on it... since our attack is more prolific than say Leicester's, the defence is not as hungry?!

And is Sturridge injured? or is he up for sale?

Sturridge is coming back from injury. He was not available for WH and hasn't played since the 2-0 over Sunderland. I agree that our defense needs to be more aggressive. We have a good back 4, but no question they are shaky. BTW, our record against West Ham should have made yesterday's result no so surprising. Klopp has yet to beat them. Still 23 games left, so no need to panic, the manager just has to get their mentality right.