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I hope we change the team a bit, and include a couple more first team regulars who can craft more openings, because in the first game against Plymouth, our guile was missing
What happened to Brannagan?
Klopp agrees with Inglethorpe that Brannagan really needs to show what he can do playing at senior level every week, so it was decided to see who'll offer him a genuine chance to play on loan, and Bolton are close to getting him. That shouldn't have prevented him from figuring in the last cup game but I guess they feel he's not quite progressed as quickly as expected, although he's still highly rated. They want to push him a bit now.
Good. I get that there may be risks involved but IMO the greater risk is letting this drag on ad infinitum. If Cameroon and FIFA can't get their collective @rses into gear we have to force the issue, and be ready to drag them to the Court of Arbitration if they have the cheek to try and impose consequences.
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Given that Harry Wilson didn't play for the ressies yesterday, hopefully he's going to figure this time. If you're going to play a youngster out wide, Wilson deserves it way more than Woodburn, whose strength at present, at this level, is his instinct for attacking space in the box and finishing chances. In the last game he was faffing about on the wing.
Harry Wilson for the U23s this season: 28 apps 19 goals 9 assists
There's no doubt he's been the best player in the u23s and rightly deserves his chance.
Speed of pass and movement is what will beat lower league teams, and with our usual team that's supposed to be our strength. We were horribly slow and obvious in that game, thus making sub-Allardyce-style negativity seem like something impressive. It doesn't help that the reserves tend to play practically in slow motion against generally physically unaggressive defenders who back off and give them space, so they need to be sent out tomorrow with a very clear sense of urgency. They can impress if they pick up the pace, and certainly Wilson's speed and cockiness will improve things.
[article]Jurgen Klopp has confirmed Nathaniel Clyne won’t feature.
The right-back missed the draw with United but could play against Swansea on Saturday.
The Liverpool boss also confirms Lucas has swelling on his knee.
Klopp confirms Loris Karius will play tomorrow.
That’s unless the German suffers injury of course.[/article]
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/liverpool-press-conference-live-updates-9637550
The right-back missed the draw with United but could play against Swansea on Saturday.
The Liverpool boss also confirms Lucas has swelling on his knee.
Klopp confirms Loris Karius will play tomorrow.
That’s unless the German suffers injury of course.[/article]
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/liverpool-press-conference-live-updates-9637550
Yeah, managers of teams three divisions below us, built for a total outlay of £0, should always come to Anfield and play an open, expressive game, thus ensuring the magic and romance of the Cup lives on.
Seems very negative to try and get a draw to ensure a replay at your own ground, with a better chance of winning and also increased gate and TV revenue. Lower league teams never used to do that.
Wow, you really are a subtle guy at sarcasm. I can see why Rupert and his mates must love you. Twat. Anyway, mustn't keep you, I'm sure you have graves to dance on.
What is there to consider?
The court says he's guilty, therefore the club have to treat him as such, regardless of their opinion.
The court says he's guilty, therefore the club have to treat him as such, regardless of their opinion.
@JamesPearceEcho: Sturridge, Coutinho, Klavan, Origi, Lucas, Moreno, Gomez and Stewart are all in the squad for tonight #LFC
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor.../joel-matip-decision-taken-liverpool-12470450
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor.../joel-matip-decision-taken-liverpool-12470450
Well then, guess it:
Karius
TAA
Gomez
Lucas
Moreno
Stewart
Grujic?
Ejaria
Coutinho
Sturridge
Ojo
It isn't quite that simple. The criminal prosecution was actually dropped for lack of evidence, so the two of them haven't technically been found guilty of anything. The girl then sued them in the civil courts, where the burden of proof is a lesser one (not "beyond any reasonable doubt" but "on the balance of probabilities"). On that basis the judge found in her favour, but the most that entitles anyone to say is they probably did it. Whether the club can cut them loose on that basis may be questionable.
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