Course i'd rather gomez and vvd.
Your bottom 5 defenders ever to play for lfc ?
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Course i'd rather gomez and vvd.
Your bottom 5 defenders ever to play for lfc ?
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I have no credibility anyway.
Johnson was **** defensively as well. From clips that I’ve seen, Ruddock was a scumbag.
I defended them, no doubt.
But unlike you, I don’t settle for mediocrity and I always wanted better
Clips? How bloody young are you?
Not sure your in a position to call anyone a scumbag [HASHTAG]#injuries[/HASHTAG] (I've ignored your latest one btw)
I know I come across as very mature and wise beyond my years, but I assure you... I’m young.
right so there's no bottom 5.
tbh mine would be
1.kyrgiakos.. we really sank that low.
2. torben piechnik. lanky awkward and couldnt pass 2 yards
3. bjorne kvarme.. simply... couldn't actually play football
4. Julian dicks. awful fat useless lump.
5. kronkamp. I would put josemi but this lad was worse.
tbh I actually forgot konchesky.
I thought degen but he hardly ever kicked a ball.
dossena was woeful too.
to be quite honest I don't like lovren cos he does always have a mistake in him and his spurs debacle last year was cowardly but he's in no way the worst we have seen.
yes I would like to see gomez and vvd just let get on with it now. our cbs for next 5 year's I hope.
tbh mine would be
1.kyrgiakos.. we really sank that low.
2. torben piechnik. lanky awkward and couldnt pass 2 yards
3. bjorne kvarme.. simply... couldn't actually play football
4. Julian dicks. awful fat useless lump.
5. kronkamp. I would put josemi but this lad was worse.
tbh I actually forgot konchesky.
I thought degen but he hardly ever kicked a ball.
dossena was woeful too.
to be quite honest I don't like lovren cos he does always have a mistake in him and his spurs debacle last year was cowardly but he's in no way the worst we have seen.
yes I would like to see gomez and vvd just let get on with it now. our cbs for next 5 year's I hope.
Just because i don't wish injury on our players or call anyone who doesn't reach your exalted standards "****" doesn't mean i settle for mediocrity. I do however accept the reality of what we presently have as it seems does Klopp.
i sort of let off Dossena just for the Madrid & Manc goals
rafa replaced finnan with josemi and t hen got kronkamp who was worse. finnan put them all on the sidelines.
josemi was bang average but kronkamp did t even look a footballer.
I vaguely remember josemi playing a couple as an emergency cb and did ok which showed he had some form of football nouse.
I didn't put Pellegrino in as while truely awful his career was all put over then
He was.........at a time when Rafa was getting little support from the cowboysI actually thought that Kyrgiakos was a half decent stop gap....
Yeahhhhh.... Stop gap says it all.
He couldn't defend. He had a record of red cards he lived up to and he was slow as a cart horse.
Seriously... he embodied everything done to our club.
Konchesky probably did too
He couldn't defend. He had a record of red cards he lived up to and he was slow as a cart horse.
Seriously... he embodied everything done to our club.
Konchesky probably did too
Naby Keita: It's special to work with Klopp
Jürgen Klopp's attention to detail makes the Liverpool manager 'really special' to work with, according to Naby Keita.
The Guinea international linked up with the Reds boss for the first time in the summer when his pre-agreed transfer from RB Leipzig was completed.
Keita, who was sidelined with a hamstring injury in recent weeks, has made 10 appearances for the club since his arrival, as Klopp’s men navigated the opening 10 Premier League games without defeat and took top spot at the halfway point of their Champions League group.
As the No.8 works towards a return to fitness, he has opened up on the burgeoning relationship between player and manager.
“It is really special to have him as a coach,” Keita told Premier League Productions.
“He is open, you can talk to him and he’s not there for just one player, he’s there for all of us. He is not focusing on one or another player; he is focusing on all of us. He cares and he looks after all of us. It’s a real pleasure to play for him.”
On his assimilation into the squad and the healthy competition for places in midfield, he continued: “I’m really happy to be able to play with them.
“I’m learning from their experience. I’m training with them and trying to get better; I watch them and the coach of course says, ‘You need to do this, you need to do this.’ That makes me feel like I want to do better, I want to progress. I’m so lucky and happy to train with them.
“The objective is collective, we’re a team. The team’s objective is my objective. I play for the team. Whatever we want to achieve, I’ll achieve with them.”
Mohamed Salah enjoyed a productive week with the winner at Huddersfield Town, two goals against Red Star Belgrade and then one more, plus two assists, during the 4-1 defeat of Cardiff City.
The Egyptian has quickly raced to seven strikes in 2018-19 after his historic haul of 44 last term.
His secret, Keita explained, lies inside Melwood.
“He trains very, very hard,” he said. “Every time I go to the gym, he is there. What is happening at the moment is not just luck, it’s all earned. It’s because he has been training so hard.”
https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/first-team/322997-naby-keita-klopp-liverpool
Jürgen Klopp's attention to detail makes the Liverpool manager 'really special' to work with, according to Naby Keita.
The Guinea international linked up with the Reds boss for the first time in the summer when his pre-agreed transfer from RB Leipzig was completed.
Keita, who was sidelined with a hamstring injury in recent weeks, has made 10 appearances for the club since his arrival, as Klopp’s men navigated the opening 10 Premier League games without defeat and took top spot at the halfway point of their Champions League group.
As the No.8 works towards a return to fitness, he has opened up on the burgeoning relationship between player and manager.
“It is really special to have him as a coach,” Keita told Premier League Productions.
“He is open, you can talk to him and he’s not there for just one player, he’s there for all of us. He is not focusing on one or another player; he is focusing on all of us. He cares and he looks after all of us. It’s a real pleasure to play for him.”
On his assimilation into the squad and the healthy competition for places in midfield, he continued: “I’m really happy to be able to play with them.
“I’m learning from their experience. I’m training with them and trying to get better; I watch them and the coach of course says, ‘You need to do this, you need to do this.’ That makes me feel like I want to do better, I want to progress. I’m so lucky and happy to train with them.
“The objective is collective, we’re a team. The team’s objective is my objective. I play for the team. Whatever we want to achieve, I’ll achieve with them.”
Mohamed Salah enjoyed a productive week with the winner at Huddersfield Town, two goals against Red Star Belgrade and then one more, plus two assists, during the 4-1 defeat of Cardiff City.
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The Egyptian has quickly raced to seven strikes in 2018-19 after his historic haul of 44 last term.
His secret, Keita explained, lies inside Melwood.
“He trains very, very hard,” he said. “Every time I go to the gym, he is there. What is happening at the moment is not just luck, it’s all earned. It’s because he has been training so hard.”
https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/first-team/322997-naby-keita-klopp-liverpool
He was quality tbf. Best crossed with the wrong peg I've seen too