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![]() That's Smith's one issue - he's a bit rash. Thought Ward, Ojo and Stewart did OK but the rest of the starters were poor. Even Lucas was sloppy defensively when he came on. Still mystified by the whole Sturridge thing. Obviously something's gone on behind the scenes as his attitude and body language just aren't right. I guess we'll know in the summer. |
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Not a good day at the office. If I'm honest I'm also in the sod it at think of Thursday camp. But cheering for Leicester now.
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Seems the Mancs are gonna pi$$ on that party to
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Don't understand why sturridge rushing off the pitch is such a big deal. He was disappointed in the performance today. People going OTT over something so little.
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Don't understand why sturridge rushing off the pitch is such a big deal. He was disappointed in the performance today. People going OTT over something so little.
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Of course Sturridge isn't happy, he's already stated he wasn't happy about not being selected on Thursday and said he's not somebody "who will commit himself to one club for life".
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It looks like we're going to finish with fewer points than last season under Rodgers, while performances may have improved under Klopp, results certainly haven't. There's also the possibility we could finish in our lowest league position for 54 years.
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It looks like we're going to finish with fewer points than last season under Rodgers, while performances may have improved under Klopp, results certainly haven't. There's also the possibility we could finish in our lowest league position for 54 years.
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It looks like we're going to finish with fewer points than last season under Rodgers, while performances may have improved under Klopp, results certainly haven't. There's also the possibility we could finish in our lowest league position for 54 years.
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It looks like we're going to finish with fewer points than last season under Rodgers, while performances may have improved under Klopp, results certainly haven't. There's also the possibility we could finish in our lowest league position for 54 years.
![]() There will be changes in and out in the summer - I look forward to it happening as I am sure what we end up with will look a stronger squad than we have now but for the moment lets do all we can to win the EL and thus get into the CL where with some decent signings and Klopps know how we could be competitive. But if we did not do it we should not look on it as a disaster - we are definitely on the way up. |
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Of course Sturridge isn't happy, he's already stated he wasn't happy about not being selected on Thursday and said he's not somebody "who will commit himself to one club for life".
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Like 99% of professional football players then. Players look out for themselves just as employees do in every day life.
The ones that become a part of the club like Gerrard and Carragher are very rare these days, too much money involved to stay at one club. |
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If Sturridge wants to go I will show him the way to the door as he is simply to injury prone and unreliable.
We need a player than can stay fit for a season and not break down every 6 weeks. |
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If Sturridge wants to go I will show him the way to the door as he is simply to injury prone and unreliable.
We need a player than can stay fit for a season and not break down every 6 weeks. |
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If we keep Sturridge (and I'd really like him to), the mistake we cannot make is laving a second striker who's a misfit (as Mario and Benteke ultimately were). We've now got Ings and Origi at least, who are more viable as backup than Borini and Lambert were. So swap Benteke for a striker who fits Klopp's blueprint and scores goals and we should keep Sturridge (if he wants to stay of course).
Benteke has got a be a must to leave but we won't make our money back on him. Another expensive flop for us. |
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If Sturridge wants to go I will show him the way to the door as he is simply to injury prone and unreliable. Funny that when sturridge isn't injured people still want to bang on about injuries.
We need a player than can stay fit for a season and not break down every 6 weeks. |
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Funny that when sturridge isn't injured people still want to bang on about injuries.
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I don't actually care about his injuries, when fit and on song he knocks spots off most other strikers in the PL. I would keep him, and play him when we can, Origi is coming along nicely, and Ings coming back helps. Sure, get another striker in, but they don't have to be a multi million £ buy.
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I don't actually care about his injuries, when fit and on song he knocks spots off most other strikers in the PL. I would keep him, and play him when we can, Origi is coming along nicely, and Ings coming back helps. Sure, get another striker in, but they don't have to be a multi million £ buy.
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Ings is still an unknown when it comes to Liverpool though right?
He certainly fits Klopps' blueprint. |
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Not really, up until his injury he was decent form.
He certainly fits Klopps' blueprint. |
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Ok, didn't know how many games he'd played and goals scored . Just know that he hasn't been around for some months.
It's not much, but we saw in his limited appearances that he's the exact sort of player that fits this team. |
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Of course people do as he is always breaking down. As of Jan 2016 he had missed 614 days of work out of 1,121. And it's always a matter of time when he next breaks down.
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One would think you are hoping he breaks down.
So we have Benteke who is a pile of a crap and then we have a injury prone striker who is always breaking down. |
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