The Endless Nightmare Of Loris Karius

[@amrazing33]

Karius was the witness that you, in fact, walk alone

[@99alp99fila]

😂

[@barni695]

This is delusion, most rival fans were laughing at him, and most Liverpool fans were upset. However Klopp wanted to keep him on, but he wasn’t good enough, football is not a charity, if you are not league standard you will not play as it hurts your team. He couldn’t get in over old shaky Adrian. for not keeping a player deemed not good enough in Turkey is a violation of the motto? You’ll Never Walk Alone is not about playing mediocre players, do you think it exempts players from bad performances, like should the local postman play at this point? The support Nat Phillips and many usually not even rotation players got during the disastrous 20/21 season got proves you wrong

[@amrazing33]

@@barni695 did you follow his games? Did you notice the stark difference in performance before and after this game? If so, then you should know better. If not, then with all due respect, shut up.

[@barni695]

@@amrazing33 Yes I did follow his games, Bournemouth away? Man city at home, shaky goalkeeping in the 4-3 game, getting toyed around by Sane, above that UCL quarter away vs man city? The semi vs Roma was also tragic, it was shown in this video… Karius was out if his depth at Liverpool

[@ruok3351]

@@barni695 Hence he walked alone Lmao

[@blueoneversion6977]

You never walk alone.. Karius:

[@najpierwmasapotemniewiem]

As a Liverpool fan I did and still feel sorry for him. It’s a real shame those mistakes came in the champions league final and not in some less important game

[@thefullstop23]

Tbf, this video brilliantly “highlights” exactly what was still in my memory in the events leading up to that final. The one where the ball slices through his hands and onto the crossbar, among many other comedic errors to goals. So, I was never at ease when he was number 1, and that final just sums everything up. I dont rate Mignolet at all, but Karius was another level of comedy. Thats how my memory of him was like.

[@mahebang5444]

so sad that match change his life

[@RoyLimisAw3s0me]

@@najpierwmasapotemniewiem he was concussed in the final! dude played with a concussion in a Champion's League final... Klopp didn't even stand with his player who was confirmed he had concussion from the collusion; how is it fair how KOP fans can make him the scapegoat when he played on with his coach unwilling to change knowing well he was not performing; how is it fair for Karius? if Football have a concussion test like Rugby Union; he should be subbed off LMAO

[@barni695]

klopp wanted to keep him, he was poor in 18/19 preseason, then on loan as anywhere he went. Football is not charity, sadly he wasn’t good enough

[@daviddavies3637]

He actually played well in the Carabao Cup final. Lad's confidence was clearly shot to pieces after his Liverpool nightmare. Goalkeeper is the most thankless position in the team, with every mistake punishable.

[@konstantinostassopoulos580]

As a Newcastle fan the match against Arsenal was by far our worst this season, our defence was in shambles. I can say he played decently for the amount of pressure he was under, only making a mistake in the last goal where our hopes had already died.

[@pannapalanki8041]

As an Arsenal fan I thought he was one, if not the best player for Newcastle in the 1st half of that game. It was a brutal game and the scoreline wasn't really his fault, apart from that goal.

[@normalperson8173]

i don't understand why howe keeps starting dubravka over him. he actually can sweep unlike dub and as you can see in recents games no one in the team trust him with the ball anymore.

[@dimwitsixtytwelve]

@@pannapalanki8041 he had talent but was mentaly weak. big game nerves would get to him. I see idiots post things like 'karius walked alone'. but i'm sorry guys, if i made big mistakes in my job i'd be fired and it's very cut throat at the top.

[@oscarjenkins7505]

To add to this, as a United fan, he was brilliant against us in the final. At least from what I remember. I don’t remember the goals, but I do remember a few saves he made. We had plenty of shots, and he kept most of them out. Ended with 8 saves, I believe.

[@baganboy5596]

@@dimwitsixtytwelve Then don't say 'you never walk alone'. Stop mythologizing, yours is just another club with similar rubbish, entitled fans - just like every other club (and just like my own club - in fact we have perhaps even worse fans) - and your fans will throw players under the bus just like fans of any other club. As for making a mistake in your job, you are absolutely right. You might be sacked on the spot for a horrible (but honest) error. But the company is not claiming to be one nice warm family, not claiming 'you'll never walk alone'. It's a profit making entity built for mutual benefit- if you are getting in the way of the profit-making of the company, out you go. Now back to football - the issue is not that your fans are fickle and entitled - because we all know that's the same everywhere else, with every other club (including our own clubs). The hypocrisy with your fan base is the issue. You'll never walk alone is a joke.

[@gregconway736]

It was disgraceful that no Liverpool player or part of the management team went to him after the game to console him.

[@uthredragnarson7863]

​@rbkeyz2328seems like you have never had one

[@Guamparrapo83]

Could you blame them? Karius was the main responsible for his team losing the final, not once, which could happen to anybody, but twice, two goals that were entirely on him, and they must have felt really frustrated and angry at him. They didn't know it wasn't his fault as he had suffered a concussion after colliding with Ramos. I'm sure later on, when the shock for the loss had pased on, they consoled him

[@effkay3691]

@rbkeyz2328That’s an awful attitude. He’s got parents and siblings and friends. Imagine your loved one being treated so harshly.

[@Guamparrapo83]

@rbkeyz2328 we can only presume, but I don't think Karius would have been wittingly detrimental to his team. He was physically OK, he wasn't like Christoph Kramer in the 2014 WC final. Karius never thought that collision had damaged his brain so subtlely

[@piggywahwah]

@@effkay3691 treated so harshly.??? get a grip, its a football game and emotions run high at the time.

[@somaniaakash03]

Truly unbelievable what happened to Karius. It was an unfortunate error but death threats are absolutely not it. I really hope we see a redemption arc for Karius

[@RevanSurik]

This is the internet. Death threats are the cheapest currency around here lol

[@TheVanezBlane]

It is not the internet. Football fans in general are mostly subhuman underclass idiots.

[@karlosdeevs]

@@RevanSuriktell‘s everything about how sad and gutless some people are behind their keyboards..

[@keomatherapper]

This is a heartbreaking story.

[@gandalfgreyhame3425]

Sergio Ramos got even more death threats. The dirt bag not only deliberately elbowed Karius in the head to give him the concussion, but he also deliberately injured Mo Salah, pinning Salah's arm in close as they were both running for a ball and nearly twisting his arm off from his shoulder. Salah had to leave the game if you remember. Most of the death threats against Ramos were not from Liverpools fans, but Salah's huge personal following in the Islamic world. None of the death threats ever seemed to bother Ramos, who continued playing at Real Madrid, then PSG, and is now at Sevilla.

[@yomaso1134]

This is legitimately the first time that I'm hearing he was concussed during the Final. Funny how most neglected to include that vital fact when they scapegoated Karius.

[@Milk_6516]

He wasn't concussed he made similar mistakes before

[@Jon14141]

@@Milk_6516 So the Doctor's report stated in the video was bullshit then or..?

[@sexpistolsdaz]

Yes obviously complete non sense pushed by Liverpool to save the reputation of what was an asset to them at the time as he still had several years left on his contract.

[@Milk_6516]

@@Jon14141 most likely bullshit but then again that pass to benzema makes me believe he was concussed

[@TimlerFX]

​@@Milk_6516 You: he wasn't concussed Also you: I believe he was concussed Lmao bro are YOU concussed? 😂

[@lucatriganza8251]

as a Liverpool fan this was a hard watch. but I do feel sorry for him and i hope he succeeds.

[@gaylelucas6295]

I can't stop thinking about it , Costa done that to him , put Salah out the final with his throw , Poor lad Karius is still only young but looks unwell

[@patryksikora2979]

Don't worry, He's a millionaire,.

[@lucatriganza8251]

@@patryksikora2979 nah this is true for Most footballers but this guy is prolly depressed ass hell

[@bobsmith3291]

@@gaylelucas6295it was Ramos

[@bobsmith3291]

What part of Liverpool are you from?

[@Guamparrapo83]

His is maybe the most hurtful case of a footballer I've ever seen. It was so sad watching him pologizing to his fans in tears after the final, and seeing he is unable to get over it, as it still haunts him in every match he plays. I hope he can overcome that nightmare once an for all

[@Milk_6516]

he never will, honesty I am surprised he hasn't lost his mind

[@kieranze23]

as a liverpool fan i feel ashamed that so many people still blame him, if we win as a team we also lose as a team

[@christhis9597]

Thats bullshit. If you choke that hard and the opposing team gets 2 free goals its your fault. I get that you feel sorry for him now, but in 2018 he was the reason liverpool lost

[@CARTMANBRAWH]

It's personal mistake not team

[@jaysheriffe6292]

@rbkeyz2328 Should have told klopp? you do know most concussions go unnoticed right? How could he have told anyone about something he himself didn't know about? SO no NOT "Simple as"

[@milk__teee]

⁠@rbkeyz2328bro gets post traumatic stress disorder from goalkeepers because Karius. Imma be fr, stfu. You don’t get ptsd from this shit. I mean shit happens. Idk what you want people to say. Klopp should’ve subbed him out at half time.

[@Ranti3434]

that was all on him.. He can walk alone

[@Caamileo]

"Germanys 2010 world cup hero mario götze?" It was in 2014...

[@jayo3074]

We all knew what he meant smh

[@Danny0213]

@@jayo3074no it’s just ai doing all the work and he can’t even proof read anything

[@36minutesago7]

@@jayo3074No, the OP had every right to call that out.

[@maraudamemes]

@@36minutesago7 mf this ain't reddit, fuck OP

[@neon5433]

He also said United won the carabao cup against them 3-1, it was 2-0…

[@markoffden]

The problem with GK position is that when GK makes a mistake it becomes a meme right away and 99% of cases reflects on the score sheet. Same with Karius, unluckily for him it happened twice in a biggest game in European football. Poor guy, wish him only the best

[@rejishranjit1680]

Idont understand why attackers arent scrutnized for missing easy chances the same way. a goal coceded with error is equal to goal not scored on easy chances.

[@Chadius_Thundercock]

@@rejishranjit1680 I’m gonna play devils advocate and say it’s because attackers do more overall work and think about more factors than goalkeepers

[@captainf5262]

He was elbowed by his left eye it knocked his vision out, anyone who has been hit hard enough near the eye knows how hard it is to play with. Same thing happened to me in a hockey game but with a knee, it wipes out your vision on that side, gives you double vision, you are so vulnerable. I didn't realise someone was pressing me until i saw them in my right eye, same thing would've happened with karius and the benzema goal. Then add on the effects of concussion, double vision from the collision then explains the bale mishandle. If you are still ignorant, try getting hit hard enough near the eye to knock your vision out, and play a game with that, you cant.

[@ThomasSamoth-ls8ed]

don't ever forget again to tell the world who elbowed him. it was the same person that also dislocated Salah's shoulder in the same game

[@gaylelucas6295]

Wasn't a collision it was done on purpose dirty Costa done it just like he damaged Salahs shoulder

[@ThomasSamoth-ls8ed]

@@gaylelucas6295 Costa? It was Ramos who's done it

[@lepari9986]

I've actually had concussion during a game and few really hard knocks to head. I've either been substituted or asked to be subbed.

[@andreyzhuchkov1882]

Medical team should have been more on the alert even if the player says it’s alright. Should put two plus two together after the first mistake. Should have more quick thinkers at this level of the game

[@mattanderson9587]

He'll always have my respect for getting on with it and not publicly going through the what if moments. Kudos to him - hope he looks back with a smile.

[@senpaisan730]

Yet another brilliant foul from Ramos that makes Real win a game, i like Real, but just letting Ramos continue his "playstyle" for years is a real shame everyone can tell that this guy is a real nightmare as a opponent, because he can make you ready for the hospital without getting a red card really impressive skill right there.

[@georgedanilov8898]

This is the result of the lack of consequences for Ramos’ endangering opposition players with reckless fouls In 2006 in UCL game Ramos elbowed Dynamo(K) substitute goalkeeper, 19 year old Rybka in a head, knocking him out. He didn’t even get a yellow card for this assault. Rybka bravely finished the game, but lost consciousness twice after the final whistle, and had to wait for a week before flying back home

[@rohinikakade7404]

Yeah Ramos's playing style is a disgrace for sure. It directly hurts sentiments of fair play in football

[@misfit2022]

Hopefully he can get his career back on track at Newcastle. Man City legend Joe Hart went through this at Torino after his City exit but now seems settled at Celtic.

[@JustStartedGolf]

Hasnt Joe announced retirement after this season ?

[@misfit2022]

@Xbox Yes but I meant as staff like goalkeeper coaching

[@_atinsy]

RIP: Newcastle United decided not to sign a new contract with Karius; he will be leave the club on 1 July 2024

[@YasuOsatoku]

They keep saying: you'll never walk alone. Yet they let Karius walk alone. That's why I feel Liverpool has toxic fan base and club culture. Treat that never walk alone stuff as a propaganda.

[@andreyzhuchkov1882]

There were rumors Klopp was really pissed off with him to a point of some cold contractual things. Maybe you know better about it, heard something like this

[@YasuOsatoku]

@@andreyzhuchkov1882 Being harsh and coldblooded to your own kin is a sin mate. That's why I am never a fan of Klopp.

[@michaelairley2015]

If there is one fan base that is far from toxic it's Liverpools. We aren't talking about the Asian fans here. The local people are brilliant. I'm guessing those death threats came from abroad or rival fans.

[@michaelairley2015]

@@YasuOsatoku Haha. Unlike your well thought out dribble you posted? Go back to your Man City site. Supporting them. since 2018 I guess. Haha!

[@tomw4322]

By your logic no one should ever be dropped no matter how bad they play. Football is a results business. The average Liverpool fan did not abuse Karius. Get your facts right before you make sweeping generalisations about people

[@william_8844]

Karius is the only Liverpool player to walk alone! It was so sad what happened to him 😢. I am not a Liverpool fan but I felt for him

[@TheeIdol]

"You'll never walk alone" except Karius

[@NDY666]

Cold, but true.

[@joebryant5722]

The big problem that actually haunts me about this situation as a Liverpool fan is, WHY did we keep Simon (useless) Mignolet for so long, 1yr after Klopp took over he finally got the message and went to Mainz to get Karius (we could have had Bernd Leno or Ter-Stegen!!!! who were both available at the time but never mind) Had Mignolet been ditched under the end of Rogers tenure and certainly early in Klopps, then we would never have heard of Lorius Karius . As it is, the bloke was clearly out of his depth in the first few weeks with Klopp saying 'He's not ready' He was NEVER ready because he was MILES off being a top keeper for a major club. Very unlucky but could have easily been avoided had Klopp listened when he arrived to the criticism Mignolet was already getting for poor performances. We only bought him on the strength that he had stopped a million shots for Sunderland on their way to relegation. WHY did we get rid of Reina, stupid decision.

[@kris1976me]

spoken as a goal keeper with lots of experience, played for the biggest clubs in the world... but I never heard of Joe Bryant.... probably a pub-football player

[@duckduckov4362]

@@kris1976me You don't have to be a soloist at La Scala to hear that someone can't sing.

[@joebryant5722]

@@kris1976me You'd have to be either blind or not a Liverpool supporter to tell me Karius was the answer to Mignolet and either of them a credible replacement for Reina. It's called following your team through the years, and Klopp prioritised other positions when he arrived choosing to ignore the problem. You obviously no those 3 keepers games inside and out? did'nt think so...

[@riaddaniels2823]

I also didn’t understand that about Klopp. It wasn’t just with Mignolet. He persisted in playing Thiago even though he was killing the tempo, but got rid of Gini instead. Even Henderson was a case of Klopp being persistent, when he started dropping Hendo at the end his true thoughts were actually on display. Persists with Nunez when his not playing well. I think that Klopp is just loyal to his players, and tries to give them enough chances to see if the can improve. But when he’s done with a player he is really done with them like Emre Can. Some things just didn’t make sense to me in Klopp’s thinking but it clearly was working as we did well, so it’s hard to argue about it.

[@Nick_VA]

Tough times create tough people. The tale of Karius' career is utterly tragic, but i have faith that he will blossom and come good, he could still have another decade in him, if he wanted. We've seen keepers before with a "dodgy" track record. David 'calamity' James, is one such example. Once touted as the next best thing, renowned and admired, but also, inconsistent and error prone. However, he ended up having a long and journeying career, and 53 England caps.

[@mjtrommel]

All I gotta say is one name: Robert Enke. Rest in Peace, Legend

[@matr3ko]

Im a Benfica fan and i will never froget him. He was a great goalkeeper and gone way to soon, RIP Enke

[@karagounis9469]

Not quite sure that's comparable. Enke was one of the best Goalkeepers of his generation (although beeing underestimated for a while) but struggling with depression troughout his career. Karius was probably never good enough to be the starting goalkeeper in a PL team in the first place. The sad Part here is that Klopp who was responsible for making him Nr 1 and his teammates left him alone. It would have been better for him to Go to a smaller Club (maybe 2nd or 3 rd Bundesliga) and try to become consistent there. But apparently he (or his Management) still thinks he's meant for greater tasks

[@kvdngz7652]

​@@karagounis9469That's the hard truth. He is no good at goalkeeping

[@maxaffe3195]

@@kvdngz7652 wasnt true at all

[@turkeyman631]

Mistakes happen. It's sad no one lived up to the saying they walk past every home game.

[@pedropierre9594]

Terrible event that happened to Karius, i still feel bad for the guy

[@teamspeak9374]

bro played the entire game concussed and everyone threw him under the bus. That game destroyed his confidence.

[@Vladdy89]

And why did he do this?

[@maxaffe3195]

@@Vladdy89 because he wanted to give his best

[@gladbecker8218]

Reminder that he got bullied by the fans that chant youll never walk alone of all people. Shows who they really are. not to mention they played against the best team of the last decade in that finale, they were the underdogs

[@luisnotsosuarez6436]

No he didn’t. I go to anfield regularly and he was never hounded. It was only the online glory hunters who did. Match going fans never turned their back

[@gaylelucas6295]

Not all our fans treated him that way

[@barni695]

This is delusion, most rival fans were laughing at him, and most Liverpool fans were upset but he was not abused by fans. Trent for example did get brutal abuse, and Nunez as well, both were supported by fans throughout all hate. However Klopp wanted to keep him on, but he just wasn’t good enough, football is not a charity, if you are not league standard you will not play as it hurts your team. He couldn’t get in over old shaky Adrian. You’ll Never Walk Alone is not about playing mediocre players, do you think it exempts players from bad performances, like should the local postman play at this point? The support Nat Phillips and many usually not even rotation players got during the disastrous 20/21 season got proves your shout as wrong…

[@shodapad07]

Just came from the thumbnail to wish Loris Karius God's peace and mental strength. I can only imagine what he has gone through.

[@khalidcabrero6204]

Not a Liverpool fan, but felt sorry for him that night. That said, that's also how life goes, unfortunately. We can't rewrite history, only pay its merciless price. There are gazillions of kids locked up in prisons for "a couple of mistakes", who are given no sympathy, and will never get as many chances again to redeem themselves. My heart goes out to all, Karius included, who wished that mistakes on one sorry night never happened. It will haunt them forever.

[@SadaqaJariyaaaa]

How is that even the same?

[@TheBlaert]

If an outfield player makes a few mistakes they can get away with it. It's a different story for goalies. Loris is one player I felt particularly sorry for

[@emperorreign6154]

‘You’ll never walk alone’ seems very selective with Liverpool. I know his mistakes cost them the final but the man didn’t hide. He owned up even though it’s now clear there were other factors at play with his concussion. Taking that aside, your player, your teammate is inconsolable, win lose or draw, you go up to him and put an arm around him and give him the strength and encouragement to come away from this experience stronger. They just abandoned him.

[@SS-rw9kd]

The club kept him for sometime, offering him time with Taffarel/Achterberg/Robinson and offered him out on loan in an effort to help his game. The whole idea of a loan is to grow the player to have him come back and/or find a club that will purchase him. He seemed not get along with Topraktepe and appeared to favor his modeling career at times. LFC gave this player a lot of support and substaintial wages (even when he wasn't playing).

[@dasadman]

His teammates "abandoned him" because they didn't run up to him to hug him in front of the cameras. Lmao they could've consoled him in the dressing room or after. Did Karius say anything about feeling abandoned by his then teammates that you're assuming so much shit?

[@Tricolorrr533]

Gotta feel bad for this guy, i wish him all the best

[@makingmiracleshappen]

Crazy how If those 2 mistakes were made in any other normal game, we wouldnt even be talking abt this...

[@telurasin6128]

He already do that kind of mistake in league and ucl semis sooo... NO. Rival fans will harass him with or without this 2 mistake

[@DerTendou]

The mistakes are hard to watch.

[@jassermatmati6492]

i was playing fifa 2017 carrier mode and he was one of the future best goalkeepers its sad to see him like this

[@garzito1]

He’s better as a bomber. Diletta leotta is more than a champions league bro

[@buddhastl7120]

Exactly

[@miguelporras8366]

At least the guy scored the greatest goal of his life by getting Diletta Leotta... respect

[@iwanegerstrom4564]

I feel for him. **** happens in life, and he never deserved all those threats. I wish him the best of luck 🙏🏻

[@beatrixdobson4795]

As a Newcastle supporter, I think he deserves to be given more chances especially with Pope being injured. I still don't like that Dubravka basically walked away when he realised he wasn't going to be the go-to number 1 anymore.

[@TheMLGSnubs]

I watched every single appearance he had for Liverpool, and he was never ever, ever at any point at a level of a good premier league keeper. If he were putting those performances in for West Ham, they'd have found someone else.

[@duckduckov4362]

Why blame a person for being just a goalkeeper a league lower?

[@Profile659]

So the blame should be on klopp and liverpool for buying him then. Karius is who he is and liverpool bought him

[@barni695]

@@Profile659 This is such a stupid comment, Liverpool bought him because they expected him to perform on the level he did in Mainz. You know most clubs buy players that they want to nurture into better ones. When they signed him Karius didnt have “error prone and will throw the ball onto benzemas foot in the biggest game of his career” written on him… Clearly Karius wasn’t deemed good enough for the Turkish league he should not start for a Prem club..

[@Profile659]

@@barni695 So Liverpool failed to help a perfectly good goalkeeper reach the levels he had at Mainz. Agreed. How are you, 6 years on and having watched this video, still not aware of the concussion Sergio Ramos gave Karius two minutes before he threw the ball on benzemas foot?

[@barni695]

@@Profile659 So by your logic ANY failed signing is the fault of the club? Maybe he didn’t reach his Mainz level because he had a fluke season and maybe he couldn’t manage in a harder league? Thats what it seems like as of now, as he couldn’t prove himself good enough for the Turkish league. You only argue for Karius to insult Liverpool and its fans on idiotic grounds, he was out of his depth, thats it. Liverpool developed many players, like Salah and Mane to be iconic prem greats, but no one says they failed to develop Ragnar Klavan into a great player because they bought Virgil to start at CB. Its not the UCL final, he was poor all year for Liverpool and messed up big time, in games against Bournemouth whom at the time were relegation fodder. The concussion is irrelevant, he was poor in the semi final already, Alisson wasn’t considered one of the best when he joined liverpool, but he managed to rise to prem greatness, Karius couldn’t. Your attempt to insult liverpool is just so silly

[@CS2architecture]

i'm not a Liverpool fan (i support Tottenham), but i hope to see Loris Karius thrive one day. GK can have longer careers than other positions, so Karius still has time left - as Karius is 30 years old currently in 2024.

[@Ventus277]

Also a Tottenham fan but I really wish he succeeds as well. Funny how other club's fans want the best for him and not Liverpool's lmao.

[@timxx3580]

And they said you never walk alone.. soo sad to him even im a madrid fans.. we all humans

[@scottlapier4797]

4:31 I called it at the time. I saw the hit Ramos put on him during the game and said to my friend "he's concussed." Ramos also separated Sarah's shoulder in that game too. I don't blame Karius for the loss I blame Ramos and the refs

[@Timbone07]

The fact that people keep saying he made one mistake before that game so he was always bad is ridiculous Even Allison and Neur make mistakes. I was sympathetic since De Gea was very bad at first at Man United due to an eye problem that got fixed with laser surgery

[@michaeljcalleja]

The 2023 Carabao Cup final was a 2-0 victory for Manchester United. Not 3-1!

[@Ocean5ix]

Every sport that has a position occupied by one player is almost always the hardest one when it comes to the mental side of things. Especially when the position has direct influence on the scoreboard and ultimately winning or losing. I’ve seen many kickers in American football miss one crucial kick, get on a bad streak and never come back. Fans laugh that kicker is the easiest job in the sport but I don’t envy them at all.

[@doctorsam5771]

Madrid's devil luck is absurd, ofc they had to play a GK with a concussion and Messi carrying Barcelona had to face Alison and still couldn't win after winning the first leg.

[@tiongah7690]

and he made just 1 appearance for Newcastle, now it's almost 2 seasons since he joined

[@lmatthew]

Before champions league final.. his performances were sketchy as well. As highlighted in the reels. Semi final victory vs roma.. henderson gave karius a hearty reality check during the final whistle

[@AclibButLikeTheRealOne]

Man, I signed him in may manager career and then immediately benched him forever. I had no idea but now I feel bad 😂

[@aaronloggia]

S’è portato a letto la Leotta, difficile per me definire la sua vita un incubo. Anche dopo quell’errore in finale

[@hpvspeedmachine4183]

Ti ha messo il Like. Questo non sa quello che hai scritto. Povero Karius…

[@andrearadicchi4760]

Tutti è un fallito..., secondo me ha capito tutto... non in top club e chissenefrega, ha continuato a giocare... e sta con la Leotta... secondo me altri non hanno capito un cazzo e definiscono la sua vita un incubo...

[@TheKinoKitchen2001]

ma perche' i portieri forti non stanno con tipe piu' fighe della Leotta???😂

[@kostyannakon]

I hope Loris Karius will return!

[@duckduckov4362]

retired

[@TryingtoTeach101]

I remember when Liverpool signed him. I watched clips and highlights and he seemed really impressive. But even before the disaster that was the final, he wasn't the same player that he was in Germany. You can chalk that up to being in a different league and whatnot but he always seemed so rooted, not the usual way he was prior to LFC.

[@riaddaniels2823]

In those highlights he looks like he loses concentration every time someone takes a shot, and some of those saves where he deflects it into the path of an opponent probably worked as he was coming up, but as the opposition got better he was punished for it. It might just have been the case of a young player being good enough to make it through, but not stay on top.

[@FuttiesRTG-oe3pr]

cant blame the dude no of us can act as if we collided with Sergio Ramos we would even be conscious

[@makavelismith]

Im glad that you show his poor form before the final. I was sick to the back of my teeth in telling others that he has actually awful. Nobody believed me! Dont pretend you mdid.. nobody agreed. Nobody. everyone thought he was amazing.

[@gpinion29]

the cup final in 2023 didnt end 3-1 it ended 2-0 and what you failed to mention is that karius made some great saves in the game

[@gentlemanjim480]

I don't think Karius was particularly good for Liverpool prior to the CL final. He was OK, but not the level of keeper you want for a club as ambitious as Liverpool. Both Alisson and Kelleher are miles better than Karius ever was. I am sorry for him that he had such a nightmare evening against Real Madrid, but the plan was even before the final to find an upgrade, a clear number 1 keeper.

[@chriss729]

There are very few people in the world who can play goalie professionally. If you are towards the lower end of that small list, it's gonna be tough no matter what.

[@TrashMetal1995]

The worst part is, if the ref had done his job in Kyiv, Ramos would have already been sitting under the shower and Karius likely wouldn't have suffered the concussion. Whether Liverpool would've gone on to win the game is hard to say, but it wouldn't have been blamed on Karius.

[@Euphoric-tracks]

“You’ll never walk alone… But you better not fuck up”

[@RoyBrown777]

Turkish teams and not paying players, name a more iconic duo.

[@joelc9492]

Felt so bad for him that night, treachery

[@alastairnicolson4992]

Goalkeepers are so vulnerable. Take Anton Mitryushkin. In his late teens, he looked the best Russian goalkeeper since Lev Yashin. Outstanding in every department. Then he sky kicked a back pass playing for Sion. Never recovered. Now, he's warming the bench at Khimki.

[@CF1091]

Cost of being a multimillionaire is you have to put up with criticism and get your feelings hurt sometimes… he’s still winning in life more than most people

[@foggyfrogy]

Most people rather be poor and useful than rich but useless

[@CF1091]

@@foggyfrogy he's not useless as a human being lol

[@juicebox2780]

He was never meant to be a footballplayer at this big stage. He couldnt handle it. It may have been that he was good enough but he couldnt handle the pressure. I watched almost every game he played for LFC and i think he had one game where he looked solid and not shaky and insecure.

[@pongraczbucika]

I watched that game with my dad in Kyiv when liverpool lost I was crying my shit off

[@o0linx0o]

Oy, mister. Not only did you make a mistake in the video, but also in the description. Mario Goetze was the hero for Germany in 2014 after he scored in the final against Argentina in additional time. He debuted in the senior German team AFTER the 2010 World Cup.

[@LaJinn25]

I feel really sorry for the guy, life can be so fucking hard, but we all are more than our mistakes, which are human

[@cathaldowdall7467]

Think he’s got inesta and Gotze mixed up . 2010 and 2014

[@johnpatterson6448]

He says he was elbowed in the head by Ramos. I believe him. The 2018 UCL Final was stolen by thuggery. Ramos crippled Salah then concussed Karius. Bale’s overhead was so sublime it deserved to be the winner of a fairly-fought final. Instead it capped a robbery.

[@madridista1311]

Sergio Ramos hit two birds with one stone

[@rakusko33]

It must have been really hard for him to see his former teammates at Liverpool winning the 2019 UCL one year after his mistakes in the final. I really hope he's ok.

[@HOTSHTMAN53]

I think mentality and emotional control / stoicism is vital for success in any field. Sadly, one hit took him out

[@KaustabhKesh]

As per media reports Karius had a concussion due a head on collision with Ramos. That led to his errors. I, a madridista still feel bad for him.

[@farouqmohammad1282]

You never walk alone. Only when you win.

[@abrarhameem1000]

I always think why people don't appreciate the fact that he is a ucl finalist, surviving the whole UCL tournament is not that easy, even if he may had some blunders in previous games as well, but that's not the whole picture.

[@TopFusboll]

I think this is thanks to the internet. Back in the days if that mistake would have happened it would be memorable but not as much as it is now. The internet now creates memes and really puts a sign on people that they cant never take out of them. It’s been 6 years since this final and people still making fun of him. It’s crazy.

[@Satyarathgupta]

There are top footballers including Cristiano Ronaldo who miss season defining penalities but get over it and the mistakes are mostly forgotten a season or two later...But for Karius digital media ruined him by specifically not burying the ghost of past

[@VMan-r8f]

Butter fingers!!! That was a shocker!!

[@sebastianwidmann9956]

I have seen clips of many great keepers make terrible mistakes. It seems nobody is immune. But that does not mean that some are not generally more reliable than others.

[@tomtom8995]

Sad. Good luck to him. Hope he bounced back

[@Sinnlexi]

I think he'll get a second chance, he still a young guy, with sports psychology and he has kept in shape. I would like to see a club work him in even if it's a temporary spot on depth chart

[@riaddaniels2823]

Correction, the night he started in goal for Real Madrid.

[@mc_2003]

As a Liverpool fan I honestly feel so bad about Karius. I just wish him a great luck in his life and career, hope he finds a stable place in the future and show everyone what he is capable of.

[@asapbruhbruh]

I wish bro the best and hope he proves all the doubters wrong 🤷‍♂️

[@samlagos2192]

Germany didn’t win 2010 World Cup. That was from 2014

[@KageanRage]

Professional goalkeepers must watch what’s happened to Karius and be terrified it could happen to them

[@eyecandy3]

he was out on loan for my team Beşiktaş. Such simple mistakes he would make. Us fans dumbed him "armless"... :)

[@journaiistic1395]

7:48 Great video, but a small correction, they lost 2-0, not 3-1.

[@mattfuttie]

Thought I was watching ALEXANDER there 😂

[@cuteatif19]

Mario Gotze scored in 2014 WC final not 2010.

[@davidrahabi]

Strikers often miss open nets or clear cut chances in important games, but they would never receive the treatment Karius did for that one game. Such is the life of a goalkeeper. Harsh

[@Muhammad88525]

He was elbowed by S.Ramos who went on and dislocated Salah's shoulder in that match, nothing Karius alone could fix as they were VARdrid'ed and none of the players or staff complained.

[@joshbrown3439]

Hard not to feel bad for the guy at this point.

[@johnprosser5035]

Feel so sorry for him. He helped get up to the Champions league final...... And just made mistakes that game!

[@RegenTonnenEnte]

Being a millionaire and getting paid well for just some training is purgatory apparently

[@jaysheriffe6292]

No one is talking about his socio-economic situation when they say "purgatory", They are specifically talking about his professional playing career/ professional legacy. His bank account is irellevant. understand?

[@ghjklkop7868]

wait, they pay him?

[@tilmania361]

@@jaysheriffe6292 purgatory is an absolutely ridiculous word in that context (in any context really unless youre talking bible or dantes inferno lmfao)

[@jaysheriffe6292]

​@@tilmania361 That's the beauty of metaphors my friend, it allows you to use words outside of their usual context.

[@stefan4159]

Apparently being rich made one exempt from having mental and psychological issues, who knew!

[@nickg2431]

Loris Karius,Manchester Utd hero.

[@lancecooperphotos]

I played in goal until I was 60 years old in Sunday leagues. We lost my last game 4-0 and I played what I considered a great game, even the ref said "good game Gordon" after I made a save similer ( if only a little similer) to Banks save in The World Cup. We could have lost 10 nothing. But it means nothing when you lose and nobody cares lol. Such is the life of a goalkeeper.

[@MrMickao]

The thing is, with 2 big mistakes in such an important match, every single mistake that he'd make in a random league game after these two look like his signature when other keepers such as De Goa (to name just one) make a lot of mistakes too which cost a lot to their team too. Also, I thought goal keepers were a family….I didn't see many of them standing for Karius.

[@clarkkent8765]

As a Manchester United fan I thought he was excellent against us in the final, he had to deal with 10 shots on target, it was the midfield and defense that let him down.

[@anthonyhickey3543]

Ramos caused karius's concussion in that game and took out salah next time they met . Hatchet man a winner .