
Maybe we use the "No-Look" Bobby type signing style. Look at Semenyo and then sign a 'Barcola'.According to Indy
We have "intensified our monitoring" of Barcola.
Loolz. Levels of monitoring. Does it start with side eye glance?
Glasner is leaving anyway. Contract expiring and he's should zero inclination to sign a new one (if one has even been offered). I think Guehi will cash in and not care one iota if Glasner leaves now or in the Summer. In fact if he walks now then likely they'll save money on any 'loyalty' bonuses.I don’t think he would have left regardless. Palace took that stance when the transfer window closed and Glasner will walk if they sell.
One's a striker, one's I don't know what (and neither it seems does anyone else). I'm not for Depay but at least he's a goal scorer that could play up front to give Ekitike a rest for 10-20 mins..Depay? WTF. Just get Harvey back.
yes we have senior(ish) forwards slot is currently ignoring and like you say harvey as a bit of an option. at cb we have fuck all in reserve unless you’re counting endo. we really need the extra cb right nowThere's a case to say that we're best using Salah as a second striker and Harvey back on the right of midfield in a 4-2-3-1 when needed. I'm more concerned by the CB issue than I am the loss of Isak, and if there is a limited pot of money this January, then I'd throw it all at Guehi and give Elliott the chance to reignite his season.
Yes CB is by far the worst problem we are facing.There's a case to say that we're best using Salah as a second striker and Harvey back on the right of midfield in a 4-2-3-1 when needed. I'm more concerned by the CB issue than I am the loss of Isak, and if there is a limited pot of money this January, then I'd throw it all at Guehi and give Elliott the chance to reignite his season.
The lack of balance in the side when Salah plays is mind-numbingly obvious. If he can't score/assist and doesn't defend then what is the point? His historical brilliance isn't helping in the present. If he can't get out of this run of form, and it's permanent, then he's of no value to the TEAM.A place which wants rid of our top scorer for the last 10 years and bring in an ex-Manc who failed there 10 years ago to collect his pension.
Sounds like a plan.
There's a case to say that we're best using Salah as a second striker and Harvey back on the right of midfield in a 4-2-3-1 when needed. I'm more concerned by the CB issue than I am the loss of Isak, and if there is a limited pot of money this January, then I'd throw it all at Guehi and give Elliott the chance to reignite his season.
Some days?!Some days this place really is like an asylum 😆
Harvey hasn’t suddenly become a better option than last season though.
He had 18 PL starts for us in 2022/23 (subbed off 14 times) but only 11 in 2023/4 under Klopp. He had fallen out of favour even then it seems.Elliott was a solid squad player under Klopp, which makes it fair to question why Slot is getting so little from anyone outside his preferred 14. That approach is not sustainable over a season. There is a clear pattern now. Players who are not trusted early get no rhythm, no confidence, and then get judged on cameos that are never going to reflect their level. This feels like a good moment for Slot to adapt and move away from the stubbornness that has crept into his selection. It probably will not happen, but the version of Elliott we have seen under Slot is not a fair reflection of the player. You cannot expect impact from the bench when the bench never plays. Most of our substitutes would look better at other clubs simply because they would get minutes and a chance to build some level of form and impact.
Elliott was a solid squad player under Klopp, which makes it fair to question why Slot is getting so little from anyone outside his preferred 14. That approach is not sustainable over a season. There is a clear pattern now. Players who are not trusted early get no rhythm, no confidence, and then get judged on cameos that are never going to reflect their level. This feels like a good moment for Slot to adapt and move away from the stubbornness that has crept into his selection. It probably will not happen, but the version of Elliott we have seen under Slot is not a fair reflection of the player. You cannot expect impact from the bench when the bench never plays. Most of our substitutes would look better at other clubs simply because they would get minutes and a chance to build some level of form and impact.
Slot isn't the player development coach we thought. It's not hard to see what, given his actions to date.
Youngsters are being sold, and there's no pathway to the first team these days. Even Rio N is glued to the bench, and if you make a few errors, he makes up his mind about you. Just like Chiesa. It's very dumb.
