Firmino is now `World Class` after a tap in from two yards and a nice pass against the worst City defensive display for years


You have faced a lot of world class players lately then.World class players make defences look bad, everyone knows that.
Of course You can spend 30m on a player and still unearth a world class talent, many here, although they wouldn't admit it never heard of firminho before we bought him.
I know it's not quite 30m buy suarez is one, torres maybe less so but still became wc after joining us so I don't agree tbh
Firmino is now `World Class` after a tap in from two yards and a nice pass against the worst City defensive display for years![]()
What does our squad look like in a similar list?According to FM16, some of the current wages are as follows...
James Milner - £140k p/w
Daniel Sturridge - £130k p/w
Phillippe Coutinho - £110k p/w
Jordan Henderson - £105k p/w
Christian Benteke - £100k p/w
Roberto Firmino - £100k p/w
Mamadou Sakho - £85k p/w
Adam Lallana - £80k p/w
Nathaniel Clyne - £75k p/w
Danny Ings - £75k p/w
Lucas Leiva - £75k p/w
Lazar Markovic - £75k p/w
Dejan Lovren - £70k p/w
Martin Skrtel - £70k p/w
Kolo Toure - £70k p/w
Alberto Moreno - £65k p/w
Joe Allen - £55k p/w
Jose Enrique - £55k p/w
Emre Can - £45k p/w
Simon Mignolet - £45k p/w
Jordan Ibe - £35k p/w
Jon Flanagan - £30k p/w
Adam Bogdan - £30k p/w
Divock Origi - £25k p/w
Joe Gomez - £10k p/w
Oh dear Liverpool
Former Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard has revealed his disappointment that his old club did not sign Tottenham midfielder Dele Alli, saying: "He could have played at Anfield for 10 to 15 years.”
The Daily Mirror reports that Liverpool came close to signing of Alli in April 2014 after agreeing a fee of around £3m with MK Dons and personal terms with the player.
However, Liverpool’s transfer committee were not sure he represented good value for money and pulled the plug.
. Good!...According to the other day's Standard, we've been keeping tabs on Alli since the 2011-12 season.Oh dear Liverpool
Former Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard has revealed his disappointment that his old club did not sign Tottenham midfielder Dele Alli, saying: "He could have played at Anfield for 10 to 15 years.”
The Daily Mirror reports that Liverpool came close to signing of Alli in April 2014 after agreeing a fee of around £3m with MK Dons and personal terms with the player.
However, Liverpool’s transfer committee were not sure he represented good value for money and pulled the plug.