Remind me why we're selling Mo again?
He's still our top scorer despite missing a few games, and he's matured into more of a team player as he's slowed down.Cos he's old, decrepit and just crusty. At 32.
He's still our top scorer despite missing a few games, and he's matured into more of a team player as he's slowed down.
He's been involved in almost a third of all our goals this season - 21 goals and 12 assists in 32 games.
Jota is more efficient but injury-prone, Nunez is inconsistent, Diaz and Gakpo are even more inconsistent.
I'm a football fan not an accountant so I'm indifferent to the value arguments. We're not hard up so sell him after we have an adequate replacement secured, not in order to try and find one.
I'd be happy if we played him until he's 36 and worth a tenner if he can keep getting 20 a season.
I presume you mean oldist? Tell me about it...But people are oldest. They want a shiny new toy
Remind me why we're selling Mo again?
None of which are any good if we lose his goal involvements without replacement.CBA mate, there's like 200,000,000 reasons to list...![]()
None of which are any good if we lose his goal involvements without replacement.
Who wants to be rich and fifth?
Right now? Man U, Chelsea, Newcastle...None of which are any good if we lose his goal involvements without replacement.
Who wants to be rich and fifth?

We all want Alonso to be our next manager (me too) but despite every club wanting him, just a reminder he is still pretty unproven and no guarantee he'll be able to repeat the magic of Leverkusen anywhere else.
Still want him to join us, but he's not a guaranteed success. (Also no guarantee he won't bugger off and join Madrid after 12 months either)
we've got really lucky with klopp staying for longer than expected.
managers will come and go but we will give alonso every chance.
Would you give Southgate a chance?![]()
xabi alonso has never worn a brown paper bag over his head at pizza hut.
I rest my case.
I know you're having a laugh but...Would you give Southgate a chance?![]()
I know you're having a laugh but...
...no, definitely not. England have some very talented players atm and should be doing better than they are. Their failure to live up to expectations has to be down to the manager. His negativity, but also imo, his lack of personality. Motivating players is such an important aspect of management.
Imagine if they had Klopp in charge.
Imagine the bathos at Liverpool to go from the emotional high of Klopp to someone with all the charisma of a wet lettuce.