He’s class, I said back in July a loan moved would’ve done him the world of good, but with the lack of defensive options we have, I feel more confident with him playing than I do Matip or Gomez
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He’s class, I said back in July a loan moved would’ve done him the world of good, but with the lack of defensive options we have, I feel more confident with him playing than I do Matip or Gomez
We seriously need to forget the false 9 now. It overlaps too much with the midfield, and gakpo doesn't have the game intelligence to make the runs bobby used to; add in only Diaz has the extreme pace from the wing that makes that system work. We need to just focus on playing with 9s. Nunez to start, Jota backup. Salah as a creative force rather than goalscorer
Oh come on. Is it that bad? I liked it.
It wasn't bad, it was lazy.
Someone else did it and I thought it's useful so I copied and pasted it to share
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What a great man.
Inconceivable to think even someone with the aura of Klopp can be underappreciated. The man's a walking, talking, breathing legend.
We're also seeing the benefit of Klopp managing his minutes properly and not playing every minute of of every game which he wasn't ready to do last season.
Delighted for Quansah. I do not pay huge interest to the youth teams, but it feels like he's managed to evade crazy hype and expectations before joining the first team. He first popped up on my radar during pre-season when was took back by the size of the lad. He had the physique of a top class CB so I started the YT highlights and seeing what he was about and his performances for the England youth teams looked extremely composed and assured.
He just seems to take everything in his stride and seems extremely unphased by his rise to the first team and the added pressure and media duties that it brings. His performances to date provide some confidence that the CB issue may not be as risky as we feared providing can stay fit.
He just seems to take everything in his stride and seems extremely unphased by his rise to the first team and the added pressure and media duties that it brings. His performances to date provide some confidence that the CB issue may not be as risky as we feared providing can stay fit.
Of course we shouldn't get carried away but Koumetio was never rated as being the be all......he hasn't done it on loan or at international level whereas Quansah has progressed through the years at international level and featured regularly back end of last season at league 1 and received plaudits from Barton.
Quansah's once again gone 1 step further than Koumetio ever did by starting a league game in the Prem.
Quansah's once again gone 1 step further than Koumetio ever did by starting a league game in the Prem.
Errrm Rhys Williams. Hello anyone ?
What a compliment this is!!
i do sometimes wonder with all the advancements in AI/data science and available data today, if anyone has attempted to use ML or regression models for eg, to predict how teams will play.
Maybe that explains why managers like Pep make sudden changes to tactics, which usually backfires on him obv.
Yeah thats the main difference between Rhys and Q, he's stronger. I also see some attitude in him, like he's not afraid. Robbo talked about the lads protecting him during the game. He didn't need protecting, held his own imo
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Missed the game yesterday, just saw the goals I believe it was a game of two halves a poor one and a good one.
Yeah, he's strikingly calm and composed given the situations he's been thrust into. I've also been impressed by his distribution. He pinged some lovely long balls around yesterday. And not the lofted, hopeful ones either. But raking diagonals akin to Virgil's. Very promising.
Wow, identical.
This is one of the lowest like farming tricks I've ever seen! Nice.
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