What was that??????


Was that another clean sheet?

To be fair, he headed one ball oddly to the opponent near the sideline and the chance saved by Allison should have been headed away by vvd. Other than that he was fine.

Liverpool go over 11 hours without conceding at home.

11 hours!

Before VVD it was 11 minutes

comment by KLS (U1695)
What was that??????



Was that another clean sheet?
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If it walks like a clean sheet, talks like a clean sheet, quacks like a clean sheet and looks like a clean sheet, then its a clean sheet bro.

I wonder if he'll ever admit he was wrong or he's just gonna have to login the people laughing at him every week? I'm good either way

Genuinely believe this article is just as embarrassing as the Sahin one.

This article is so wrong I reckon he will hightail it out of here pronto.

I see Brainless has done his disappearing act again!

Brainless

Liverpool concede just 0.59 goals per game and keep a clean sheet in 58.8% of Premier League matches VVD has played in.

Comparing that to matches he hasn’t featured in since the start of the 2017/18 campaign, that number jumps to 1.2 goals conceded per match, and a clean sheet percentage of only 33.33% - showing he’s more than doubled Liverpool’s defensive output.

That vast defensive improvement is by no accident. Liverpool are allowing fewer shots (6.71 to 7.80 per match) and giving away fewer fouls (8.2 to 9.5 per match) when the Dutch defender is involved.

The former Southampton man’s calm presence applies with the ball too, with Liverpool’s average possession growing from 59.3% to 64.0% when the Dutchman plays.

Since his January arrival, no Premier League player has been a part of as many clean sheets as Van Dijk, with his 10 shutouts topping the list ahead of teammate Andrew Robertson (9 clean sheets), and Tottenham duo Davinson Sanchez and Ben Davies (6 apiece).


Per GB article/Liverpool Echo

Brainless Nob end

“Per GB article/Liverpool Echo”

GB writes for The Echo

comment by Neo (U9135)
posted 13 minutes ago
Liverpool concede just 0.59 goals per game and keep a clean sheet in 58.8% of Premier League matches VVD has played in.

Comparing that to matches he hasn’t featured in since the start of the 2017/18 campaign, that number jumps to 1.2 goals conceded per match, and a clean sheet percentage of only 33.33% - showing he’s more than doubled Liverpool’s defensive output.

That vast defensive improvement is by no accident. Liverpool are allowing fewer shots (6.71 to 7.80 per match) and giving away fewer fouls (8.2 to 9.5 per match) when the Dutch defender is involved.

The former Southampton man’s calm presence applies with the ball too, with Liverpool’s average possession growing from 59.3% to 64.0% when the Dutchman plays.

Since his January arrival, no Premier League player has been a part of as many clean sheets as Van Dijk, with his 10 shutouts topping the list ahead of teammate Andrew Robertson (9 clean sheets), and Tottenham duo Davinson Sanchez and Ben Davies (6 apiece).


Per GB article/Liverpool Echo
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And it's good night.

If GB said it was dark outside I’d check.

comment by Redinthehead - FreeGaza - فلسطين (U1860)
posted 5 seconds ago
First time Liverpool win 4 from 4.. and that wasn’t down to the keeper either.

VVD

feeling alright brain?

A rare off day for van dijk. The whole team was not at their best except for Gomez who stood above everyone else. To put the nail on brains coffin:

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DmAzCxWWwAACogQ.jpg

Solid performance from VVD again and another three points.

No sign of Brainless Nobend.