The Reds are moving away from their famous Melwood training base and announced on Thursday they had sold the site to affordable housing provider Torus.
Agent Coulson wrote: » van den Berg, Hoever, Larouci, Lewis & Duncan were all sent back to Liverpool today while the rest of the squad continue training in France so I'm guessing they won't be playing a huge part this season.
8-10 wrote: » So we only have Milner to cover LB? We'll sign a LB next week I'm sure
munstermagic11 wrote: » Even at 25m, I'd keep him. We've seen the value in having good CDFs about when one gets injured. No point weakening the squad.
rob316 wrote: » +1 Everyone quote this pic, lets get a full page
Knex. wrote: » Ah yeah, and himself, Mane and Firmino will definitely be grand for another 55 games next year. Don't foresee any issues there at all.
facehugger99 wrote: » I'm quite relaxed about the lack of signings. We've a great first 11 and some quality back-ups. Some of the kids coming up through the ranks look like they could have potential and there has to be some kind of pathway open for them to make the step-up to the first team squad. Buying backups for every position blocks them off. Klopp has always tried to bring through youth - he's earned the right to be trusted on this.
citytillidie wrote: » 67 Games in 300 days for Liverpool if they reach Finals of FA Cup, League Cup and Champions League along with the Community Shield and Super Cup games and the 2 World Club Cup games. That is not counting any replays needed in the FA Cup and of course the 38 league games
ebbsy wrote: » D'ont worry about the Community Shield ,FA and League Cup. Our main players w'ont be playing in them and Liverpool will exit early in them. And rightly so.
rob316 wrote: » Focus is the league, the hunger to win it a 3rd time might not be there for city. The chasing pack haven't really improved and still have holes in their first teams let alone squads. Klopp is a football romantic, he knows the importance of it. He could sail off into the sunset then with a Shankly like legacy.
citytillidie wrote: » City may focus on the CL this year
MD1990 wrote: » The cups were more important last few seasons as we had no trophy in 7 years. Now with the European Cup we should just play a 2nd string. Hopefully with some luck in the draws like City always get we could still go far.
ArmaniJeanss wrote: » Stephanie Frappart is the ref for the Chelsea Super Cup game. Will sparkle more interest in the game anyway.https://www.theguardian.com/football/2019/aug/02/stephanie-frappart-to-break-new-ground-by-refereeing-liverpool-v-chelsea-in-super-cup
martyos121 wrote: » I wouldn't be happy to see us exit the domestic cups with a whimper, but yeah they aren't really a priority for us and the level our squad is at, so if another early exit in both is the cost of sustaining a title challenge or going deep in the UCL again, so be it. I desperately want to win the Community Shield and Super Cup though, those are one-off games and can set the tone for the season to come. I remember a few in here last season that were raging at anyone that wasn't dejected to be knocked out of the cups. They didn't see the bigger picture at the time, and those who did (the majority in here and presumably within the club itself) should feel vindicated because there's no way we'd have taken our title challenge to the final day and won the UCL with a deeper run into the FA Cup. We don't have the depth to compete on all fronts, especially with City being able to do so every season.
SlickRic wrote: » VVD might be the biggest fúcking bargain in the history of football.
