Least he scored a goal too.
Victor Moses
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Actually thought Moses would prove to be a good loan signing for us, he's been anything but.
As many have alluded to, he just doesn't seem arsed which is unacceptable...stick him in the stands if he doesn't buck his ideas up. Doesn't even deserve a place on the bench at the minute.
As many have alluded to, he just doesn't seem arsed which is unacceptable...stick him in the stands if he doesn't buck his ideas up. Doesn't even deserve a place on the bench at the minute.
He does look sooo disinterested it could look slightly suspicious. In truth I'd say he's struggling to motivate himself. He thought he was going to be a Chelsea player and has found himself farmed out. He has the innate talent to play a part in our campaign but doesn't have the heart to give it his all. It is a shame, and we need to tell him to fuck off.
Oh come on. He looked superb the first couple of games. Superb goal, direct running with skill and pace, we thought we had another great deal from Chelsea.
He was fairly ordinary after he scored the goal against Swansea. He was pretty shite for the rest of the game. 1/2.
One would've thought that he'd be motivated cos:
1. It's a WC year
2. His chances of going back to Chelsea with a place in the squad is remote
3. This loan move represent a good chance for him to place himself on the shop window and/or win a permanent move to a big club
On a sidenote, how many of Brendan's loan signings have worked so far? Coincidence as to how they failed to work out or is there more to it? 😵
1. It's a WC year
2. His chances of going back to Chelsea with a place in the squad is remote
3. This loan move represent a good chance for him to place himself on the shop window and/or win a permanent move to a big club
On a sidenote, how many of Brendan's loan signings have worked so far? Coincidence as to how they failed to work out or is there more to it? 😵
I wonder whether the loan deals are ones that the transfer committee fail to reach a consensus on & are a fall back option should the priority targets not be achieved.
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send him back now .
If chelsea wanted rid and we took him with the idea of full transfer should he prove himself then fair enough but if they were sending him here for us to help develop their player then fuck that .
I hate loans from the likes of chelsea because let's be honest they only allow it as they don't see us as a threat . And at a club our size how many loans really work out ? There are very few clubs who's leftovers we should be interested in for loan deals .
I doubt Chelsea are monitoring their loanees this closely or that they have expectations of improvements in all the players they loan out.
You'd have to be a supreme optimist to expect a players continual progression away from your own training regime and management.
I expect the player has been asked why he can't get in the team and as usual with players he'll have blamed someone else rather than accept his own failings.
Anyway, I'm sure if Chelsea really wanted or were concerned for him they'd contact Liverpool and ask for his return so that they could pick up his wages and welfare again. I doubt Liverpool would argue very much at present.
You'd have to be a supreme optimist to expect a players continual progression away from your own training regime and management.
I expect the player has been asked why he can't get in the team and as usual with players he'll have blamed someone else rather than accept his own failings.
Anyway, I'm sure if Chelsea really wanted or were concerned for him they'd contact Liverpool and ask for his return so that they could pick up his wages and welfare again. I doubt Liverpool would argue very much at present.
Could well be. If the player were showing out he'd be in the team wouldn't he?, especially as Rodgers knows all about what Moses can do at his best.
Why are they even bothering? How much notice do they think we're going to take?
You would think that The Telegraph would know that we can only have one player on loan from Chelsea.
Aldo says Moses shows 'no desire and no spirit'
Victor Moses needs to improve or risks getting his loan at Liverpool cancelled, according to former striker John Aldridge.
Aldridge - who scored 63 goals in 104 appearances for Liverpool - says he has been exceptionally disappointed with the efforts of attacker Moses, who is at the club on a season-long loan from Chelsea.
He singled out the 23-year-old's performance against Oldham Athletic in the FA Cup on Sunday as particularly poor and feels Moses is taking his Anfield stint for granted.
"Victor Moses was handed a big opportunity when Brendan Rodgers brought him to Liverpool from Chelsea last summer," Aldridge wrote in his Liverpool Echo column.
"Not many players get the chance to go out on loan to a bigger club but I don't think he realises how lucky he is.
"The Nigeria international could have no complaints about being hauled off at half-time of Sunday's 2-0 win over Oldham.
"He looked completely disinterested in that opening 45 minutes and gave the manager little option.
"There was no desire, no spirit. Maybe he's lacking a bit of confidence or maybe he's just unhappy because he's played so little recently. He has let himself [down] at Liverpool."
Aldridge thinks Liverpool would have been better served keeping winger Oussama Assaidi - who they loaned out to Stoke City - instead of signing Moses.
And he also believes that Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers should investigate the possibility of trying to cancel Moses' loan.
"Hindsight is a great thing but we would have been better off keeping Oussama Assaidi and not signing Moses," he added. "Assaidi has contributed a lot more for Stoke during his loan spell than Moses has for us.
"I don't know whether Chelsea would agree to take him back as they've got a big squad but it might be in everyone's best interests if the loan is cancelled.
"If Moses wants to stay at Liverpool until the end of the season then he needs to buck his ideas up. He's in a precarious position. He needs to realise that and start fighting for a shirt."
Victor Moses needs to improve or risks getting his loan at Liverpool cancelled, according to former striker John Aldridge.
Aldridge - who scored 63 goals in 104 appearances for Liverpool - says he has been exceptionally disappointed with the efforts of attacker Moses, who is at the club on a season-long loan from Chelsea.
He singled out the 23-year-old's performance against Oldham Athletic in the FA Cup on Sunday as particularly poor and feels Moses is taking his Anfield stint for granted.
"Victor Moses was handed a big opportunity when Brendan Rodgers brought him to Liverpool from Chelsea last summer," Aldridge wrote in his Liverpool Echo column.
"Not many players get the chance to go out on loan to a bigger club but I don't think he realises how lucky he is.
"The Nigeria international could have no complaints about being hauled off at half-time of Sunday's 2-0 win over Oldham.
"He looked completely disinterested in that opening 45 minutes and gave the manager little option.
"There was no desire, no spirit. Maybe he's lacking a bit of confidence or maybe he's just unhappy because he's played so little recently. He has let himself [down] at Liverpool."
Aldridge thinks Liverpool would have been better served keeping winger Oussama Assaidi - who they loaned out to Stoke City - instead of signing Moses.
And he also believes that Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers should investigate the possibility of trying to cancel Moses' loan.
"Hindsight is a great thing but we would have been better off keeping Oussama Assaidi and not signing Moses," he added. "Assaidi has contributed a lot more for Stoke during his loan spell than Moses has for us.
"I don't know whether Chelsea would agree to take him back as they've got a big squad but it might be in everyone's best interests if the loan is cancelled.
"If Moses wants to stay at Liverpool until the end of the season then he needs to buck his ideas up. He's in a precarious position. He needs to realise that and start fighting for a shirt."
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