Arsenal: Nketiah Martinelli Saka Odengard Smith Rowe Pepe vieiria all small attacking players No spine, no bottle. (and defended by @Diego) in the squad. what do they do next? oh lets ignore the gaping midfield orifice and ruined back area LETS BUY RAFINHA FROM LEEDS YAY!!!! what a bunch of clowns. Seriously that have a really nice young homegrown talent in saka for RW. They have BOUGHT, begged borrowed and stole Odengard and promptly bought another jus tlike him in vieiria. They have smith row who's also a 10 but stick him wide left unless they play martinelli there. and on and on. seriously. Partey and XHAKA as CMs unless the kid sambi or the awful elneny play. Seriously what is up with this clubs thinking?
please log in to view this image Mane has put pen to paper on a three-year deal worth £250,000-a-week at the Allianz Arena please log in to view this image Mane posted with Bayern CEO Oliver Khan (L) and sporting director Hasan Salihamidžić (R)
Mane leaving us is not the end of the world "soldier go soldier come" as they say. I hope neither is going to regret it. We are moving on.
Good luck to him, more money and longer contract as he enters his 30s and guaranteed to win something.
Diogo Jota and Harvey Elliott have been named as two players in line for improved contracts this summer, with Joe Gomez and Naby Keita set for new deals
We need 2 new midfielders to be replacements for Henderson and Fabinho. All 3 of our starting midfielders of Fabinho, Henderson and Thiago are 30 and over. I was just on the Liverpool website earlier watching some of the top 130 goals. Oh to have a midfielder like Terry McDermott who could run 70 yds into the box and score a header like he did against Spurs.
Jurgen Klopp on Mane's departure: “It’s a big moment. There is no point in anyone trying to pretend otherwise. “One of Liverpool’s greatest ever players is leaving and we must acknowledge how significant this is. “He leaves with our gratitude and our love. He leaves with his status among the greats guaranteed. And, yes, he leaves in a moment where he is one of the best players in world football. “But we must not dwell on what we now lose, instead celebrate what we were privileged to have. “The goals he scored, the trophies he won; a legend, for sure, but also a modern-day Liverpool icon. “Since he first stepped through the door, he made us better. If someone had told us in that moment what he would go on to contribute and achieve for this club, I’m not sure it would have been possible to comprehend in that moment. Not the scale of it at least. Sadio made it all possible. “To be that good for such a sustained period and continuously improve season on season – no matter how high he set his own bar in the previous one – is an example to any player anywhere on the planet that professionalism and dedication leads to reward. “I respect completely his decision and I‘m sure our supporters do also. If you love LFC, you have to love Sadio – non-negotiable. It is possible to do this while accepting our loss is Bayern’s gain. “We wish him nothing but success in every match he plays in, unless, of course, it's against us. His star will continue to rise, I have no doubts. “I remember last season I was asked, in an interview or Q&A from memory, to describe Sadio in three words. I said at the time it’s not possible to do this. “If I was to try I’d need to be allowed multiple attempts – because there are so many ways you can describe him using three words. “World-class player! “True club legend! “Ideal role model! “The perfect teammate! “Compassionate, caring person! “But the three words that feel the most appropriate today are also the hardest to say, ‘Will miss you!’”
I will go for the one scored at the Emirates and jumped on the back of Klopp. please log in to view this image
