Just that luv is usually fairly laid-back about things. If he goes, he goes - as far as I'm concerned. "If they don't want us we don't want them" applies to Trent as much as anyone, imo.
CHRIS STTON'S PREDICTION. Saturday, 17 August I love the job Ipswich boss Kieran McKenna has done, with back-to-back promotions, and they have brought a few players in, including goalkeeper Arijanet Muric from Burnley. Kalvin Phillips is set to sign on loan for the season too. The way they start the season is going to be so important to get some confidence and a foothold in the top flight, as it is with all the promoted clubs, and Ipswich have got it tough because after facing Liverpool they go to the Etihad Stadium next weekend. Liverpool have not signed anyone yet under new boss Arne Slot but their firepower is incredible and I don't see Ipswich keeping them out. Ipswich were really brave with their playing style in the Championship but this is another step up, and it is a big one. I reckon they will score, but Liverpool will get more. Sutton's prediction: 1-3 Liam's prediction: I've heard Ipswich are quite gung-ho and a good watch, but I don't know how that will work out for them in the Premier League. I can't see anything other than a Liverpool win. 0-2
When we see the team shortly this will yell us a huge amount about our managers pecking order. Anyone left home today is left home not because of injury but beavuse they are not preferred over the people in the squad.
So 3 defenders on the bench. Konate, tsimikas and Bradley. Strong rumours gomez is going to villa today. Expect tjst to fly after this. More squad depth loss.
Alisson Trent quansah vvd Robertson Gravenberch macallister szoboszlai Salh Jota diaz Classic Dutch midfield passing inbound.
The defender comes into the XI at Portman Road in the only alteration made to the line-up deployed in last weekend’s friendly with Sevilla. Liverpool: Alisson, Van Dijk, Diaz, Szoboszlai, Mac Allister, Salah, Jota, Robertson, Gravenberch, Alexander-Arnold, Quansah. Subs: Kelleher, Endo, Konate, Nunez, Jones, Gakpo, Elliott, Tsimikas, Bradley.
His skillset isn't best suited to how Slot seems to want to play - of course the worry is that Gravenberch might have the opposite problem of being progressive from deep but not having Endo's defensive discipline.
