Not really though. Leicester in no way parked the bus. They came out in the first half, outran, outpaced, outjumped, outmuscled, outpressed us on every ball.
To be fair, Mignolet was our best player last night. The score could easily be much worse. In the long term though yeah I agree, not sure how much trust Klopp has in Karius.

Nthg that we havent known yet, but it's being properly put together IMO.

Klopp's tactical failings leave Liverpool desperate for a plan B

Super expensive proven players has never been Liverpool's transfer policy anyway. All the best players we've signed in the past 20 or so years are players who have yet to reach their peaks when we signed them. And signing big name stars is not the only way to success. Few teams ever employ that strategy anyway. Just look at the likes of Bayern, Chelsea and Juventus. Bayern picking up a young Ribery from Marseille. Chelsea picking up a very young Hazard from Lille. Juventus picking up young Dybala from Palermo. They are all young players with big potential signed with big sums but definitely not super expensive ones.

Players like Griezmann wouldn't even consider Liverpool. It doesn't matter how much money we throw at him. Players of that calibre already make loads of cash and can earn just as much elsewhere at a club that actually consistently challenges for trophies. Something major would have to shift in order for us to compete for these players, like getting a multi billionaire owner like PSG/City.

kesian Liverpool echo Kena backlash.
http://www.thisisanfield.com/2017/03/means...lone-songsheet/

Fuck no that looks painful for Mané