
No it's not. Not if we pay what clubs want for their damn player.It's so hard to replace Lucas.
I don't see how the 1 year on his contact affects us at all. He signs a new contract upon joining us after all.Witsel isnt really a defensive midfielder though. And he'll want 100k wages and a 25 mill + fee with 1 year left on his contract. Naaah.
Matuidi would be boss.
OK, there's another great option.Witsel isnt really a defensive midfielder though. And he'll want 100k wages and a 25 mill + fee with 1 year left on his contract. Naaah.
Matuidi would be boss.
It's so hard to replace Lucas.
Matuidi isn't a DM either.
Just accept that you're stuck with Lucas for the rest of time and stop worrying about it, FFS! 🙂
I don't see how the 1 year on his contact affects us at all. He signs a new contract upon joining us after all.
Why would you mind having Lucas as our back up DM?The midfield is decent but not great or particularly well balanced and crumbles (along with the attack) far too easily when put under any kind of real pressure. The past few years has repeatedly shown that work ethic sadly doesn't always make up for a lack of game intelligence and steel.
Thus far it definitely seem the case that we're pinning our hopes on building a team that can pull together to be greater than the sum of it's parts as it's hard to see any player we've signed or been linked to being a complete game changer for us in this department.
As for the DM position, if last season is anything to go by, Can is going to be one of the first names on the team sheet as the deep lying midfielder. With that in mind, it would seem a waste of resources to bring in an expensive midfielder to compete for that same spot.
I wonder what Klopps sees as his backup option. Hopefully it's not Stewart / Lucas.
Why would you mind having Lucas as our back up DM?
I think so. Can't think of anyone else.I'm bored of him.
Is he the last man standing from Rafa's reign?
Karius (e.g. De Gea - not an insinuation they are the same quality), Matip, Mane and maybe Wijnaldum (if it happens) as we've missed a real goal contribution from our midfielders ever since Gerrard left, improve on every incumbent and if they all adjust to Klopp's tactics - which were improving the team month by month last season - then we could indeed have a team greater than the sum of their parts...............Thus far it definitely seem the case that we're pinning our hopes on building a team that can pull together to be greater than the sum of it's parts as it's hard to see any player we've signed or been linked to being a complete game changer for us in this department.
