Liverpool FC Team Talk, Gossip, Rumours 2019/2020

rob316 wrote: »

Is that atlethic worth signing up to? 2.50 a month is the opening offer.

Where did you see that? I was considering signing up for £3.99 a month which is around €52 for the year - could be even less tomorrow with the way Sterling is taking a nose dive at the moment.

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

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Kill em that way.

Some of the lads in the feedback thread would have you site-banned for that. And probably deported too.

Owl. wrote: »

Some of the lads in the feedback thread would have you site-banned for that. And probably deported too.

In order to deport Toby you would first need to know where he came from, I'm not sure anyone has figured that out yet.

martyos121 wrote: »

And that’s being conservative Owl.

Speaking of which, that feedback thread has been completely ignored and swept under the rug once again this year. Quelle surprise!

Hardly a surprise it was an absolute **** show start to finish. Embarrassing actually

The Rooster wrote: »

Because unlimited subs aren’t allowed and he’s not rated as highly as Shaq, Keita, Lallana and Ox.

When Mane comes back, Brewster will fall further down the list. Can’t see him getting any game time until league cup. TBH, the adulation he’s got for a few nice tap-ins has been slightly ott. Nice prospect, but Klopp clearly not convinced yet.

5starpool wrote: »

Brewster is probably behind Origi, Chamberlain, Shaqiri and maybe even Wijnaldum to fill in a spot in the front 3, possibly Lallana too but he might be seen more midfield only now. He'll probably make the bench a bit, especially if any of the above are injured. If he does make the bench he'll probably get some minutes in games we're comfortable in coming near the end. He'll need patience.

Thought he might have an injury. Surprised if either Klopp not convinced yet or he's way down the pecking tbh. Not sure why he'd have signed a contract with us if either were the case. He's not made any secret of wanting first team football. I presume he's bought into any plan Klopp has, and probably mean his game time will be limited or hand picked per opposition which is sensible.

Basically getting paid to watch Liverpool week in week out.

Let's keep him and he can keep Adrian company at getting paid to watch Liverpool.

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-7324591/Transfer-news-Bournemouth-close-loan-deal-Liverpool-winger-Harry-Wilson.html

Wilson to Bournemouth on a possible loan, can't see it. SHould keep him. We're acting like a club that needs money.

Wilson's stock is high after last season and a half decent preseason. If he's not in Klopps plans, make as much as you can from him now. He'll probably want game time himself anyway. If he's only going to get a couple of league cup appearances he's better of going.

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Basically getting paid to watch Liverpool week in week out.

Isn't that true for all teams reserve goalkeepers?!

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.

the problem is they're good enough to win the cups by accident

Be nice if they lost Sane after the window closes and they are definitely weaker at CB where we are strongest. I don't rate Stones or Otamendi

8-10 wrote: »

Stones was excellent on Sunday. He's a terrific player on his day but consistency is his issue. Laporte I rate highly.

Weaker, maybe, but not weak.

Losing Kompany from that dressing room will be a blow too, he's been a great club captain for them. Really got them over the line at the end of last season.

I'm hopeful that City's main focus will be the CL this season. Even a tiny drop off in focus in the league could be the difference.

Most of City's players have won 2 titles in a row at this stage, history has shown just how difficult 3-in-a-row is.

We are probably the second-best team in world football at the present moment. I just hope we can be close enough to them to capitalise on any mistakes.