This. But I'm pretty sure he will walk in the summer if he isn't backed with material transfer funds. Liverpool are going to watch Fernandez go to Chelsea, and Caicedo go to Arsenal, and it won't be because Klopp doesn't want a midfielder.Sutekh wrote:He will not be sacked.
Absolutely, he’ll probably wait to see how the “ownership/new investment” saga works itself out. It’s all very well being, arguably, the best run big club in the world, but without the City/Real style regular overspending clubs just can’t compete. The failure to fully strengthen in the summer and the loss of Diaz and Jota to injury has really screwed their season and they’re probably unlikely to get in the top 4, meaning they will have to win the CL again!Sanguine wrote:This. But I'm pretty sure he will walk in the summer if he isn't backed with material transfer funds. Liverpool are going to watch Fernandez go to Chelsea, and Caicedo go to Arsenal, and it won't be because Klopp doesn't want a midfielder.Sutekh wrote:He will not be sacked.
Did they not just spend £100m on Nunez?Sutekh wrote:Absolutely, he’ll probably wait to see how the “ownership/new investment” saga works itself out. It’s all very well being, arguably, the best run big club in the world, but without the City/Real style regular overspending clubs just can’t compete. The failure to fully strengthen in the summer and the loss of Diaz and Jota to injury has really screwed their season and they’re probably unlikely to get in the top 4, meaning they will have to win the CL again!Sanguine wrote:This. But I'm pretty sure he will walk in the summer if he isn't backed with material transfer funds. Liverpool are going to watch Fernandez go to Chelsea, and Caicedo go to Arsenal, and it won't be because Klopp doesn't want a midfielder.Sutekh wrote:He will not be sacked.
Shirley notgenome wrote:Did they not just spend £100m on Nunez?Sutekh wrote:Absolutely, he’ll probably wait to see how the “ownership/new investment” saga works itself out. It’s all very well being, arguably, the best run big club in the world, but without the City/Real style regular overspending clubs just can’t compete. The failure to fully strengthen in the summer and the loss of Diaz and Jota to injury has really screwed their season and they’re probably unlikely to get in the top 4, meaning they will have to win the CL again!Sanguine wrote:
This. But I'm pretty sure he will walk in the summer if he isn't backed with material transfer funds. Liverpool are going to watch Fernandez go to Chelsea, and Caicedo go to Arsenal, and it won't be because Klopp doesn't want a midfielder.
Not. It was £64m + addons, still a big waste of money on current showing though I accept in 2 years or so it might work out to be a bargain.Franchise FC wrote:Shirley notgenome wrote:Did they not just spend £100m on Nunez?Sutekh wrote:
Absolutely, he’ll probably wait to see how the “ownership/new investment” saga works itself out. It’s all very well being, arguably, the best run big club in the world, but without the City/Real style regular overspending clubs just can’t compete. The failure to fully strengthen in the summer and the loss of Diaz and Jota to injury has really screwed their season and they’re probably unlikely to get in the top 4, meaning they will have to win the CL again!![]()
Had no idea he was that much
https://www.pulse.ng/sports/football/re ... er/7vyjdksSutekh wrote:Absolutely, he’ll probably wait to see how the “ownership/new investment” saga works itself out. It’s all very well being, arguably, the best run big club in the world, but without the City/Real style regular overspending clubs just can’t compete. The failure to fully strengthen in the summer and the loss of Diaz and Jota to injury has really screwed their season and they’re probably unlikely to get in the top 4, meaning they will have to win the CL again!Sanguine wrote:This. But I'm pretty sure he will walk in the summer if he isn't backed with material transfer funds. Liverpool are going to watch Fernandez go to Chelsea, and Caicedo go to Arsenal, and it won't be because Klopp doesn't want a midfielder.Sutekh wrote:He will not be sacked.
Well, they sold Mane, Minamino, Williams and Davies for a combined €60m, and then spent €64m up front on Nunez.genome wrote:Did they not just spend £100m on Nunez?Sutekh wrote:Absolutely, he’ll probably wait to see how the “ownership/new investment” saga works itself out. It’s all very well being, arguably, the best run big club in the world, but without the City/Real style regular overspending clubs just can’t compete. The failure to fully strengthen in the summer and the loss of Diaz and Jota to injury has really screwed their season and they’re probably unlikely to get in the top 4, meaning they will have to win the CL again!Sanguine wrote:
This. But I'm pretty sure he will walk in the summer if he isn't backed with material transfer funds. Liverpool are going to watch Fernandez go to Chelsea, and Caicedo go to Arsenal, and it won't be because Klopp doesn't want a midfielder.
Massive, I mean it was already evident that he did more running than Salah, but it is painfully clear now.Hendo wrote:Still think selling Mane was a huge mistake.
It was but the guy made it clear he wanted out, maybe saw what was coming, so get why they sold him.Sanguine wrote:Massive, I mean it was already evident that he did more running than Salah, but it is painfully clear now.Hendo wrote:Still think selling Mane was a huge mistake.
Someone I went to football with on Saturday also suggested that maybe he saw the writing on the wall and wanted out ASAP.Stranded wrote:It was but the guy made it clear he wanted out, maybe saw what was coming, so get why they sold him.Sanguine wrote:Massive, I mean it was already evident that he did more running than Salah, but it is painfully clear now.Hendo wrote:Still think selling Mane was a huge mistake.
Liverpool will likely focus on the CL now and as has happened in the past, will probably go a long way or even win it, salvaging a poor season.
TIC surely? I'll be absolutely amazed if they get past Real Madrid.Stranded wrote:
Liverpool will likely focus on the CL now and as has happened in the past, will probably go a long way or even win it, salvaging a poor season.
RM looked dreadful last Thursday (still managed to win, mind you)Sanguine wrote:Real themselves have hit a bit of a bad patch, with only four wins in nine in La Liga - but I would be equally surprised if they don't beat Liverpool over two legs.
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