Release date: Friday, September 25, 2020 2:34 a. m.
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After only 4 competitive matches this season, Liverpool have already covered 27 players. In addition, another 10 players have team numbers. Your team’s pretty swollen. Now, clearly, it’s only a matter of days before some of those players move in. Everything indicates that Brewster, Wilson and Phillips are doing what is necessary and are expected to be withdrawn until the October deadline. All quality players who will probably contribute few this year assuming Liverpool do not suffer an apocalyptic injury attack.
While the Liverpool side would gladly take Karius to the airport, he is not the worst goalkeeper in the world; in fact, it is Liverpool’s number one before the Kiev debacle. position in many clubs in Europe.
Shaqiri is still a very smart end. Its ability to cross is and also brings the quality of the stopped parties, so a club that relies on a gigantic centre forward linked to a desk can very well achieve it: Newcastle with Carroll, AC Milan with Zlatan and Cadiz with Negredo. Mind.
Origi, on the other hand, is a rather disconcerting footballer. Obviously he had some wonderful moments under the red jersey; however, it is not known whether he is in a position to lead a line. Twice he was the main player (see his loan year in Wolfsburg at 17/18). quite disappointing. I would love to see you personally become a club that desperately wants goals this year. In particular, it would be wonderful to see him at Sheffield United.
In the end, this leaves Grujic. Although this is Klopp’s first signing at Liverpool, he has only 15 club appearances and has spent most of his time on loan at Cardiff and Hertha Berlin. The numbers did not scream in Liverpool’s midfield. In the past two years, his 51 appearances for Hertha Berlin have earned him nine goals and 2 assists. – Southampton or Tottenham, while Palace can take advantage of a central midfielder who knows how to score goals.
I appreciated Kevin’s redefinition of the most productive and worst transfers. Usually, one game that gets a lot means that the other loses, so it’s attractive to think of a scenario where everyone wins or loses.
The agreement that leaves me aside in Van Dijk. Liverpool have had a player who has remodeled a leaky defense and become one of the most productive central defenders in the world. Southampton won a one-player world record move payout that was destined for the biggest for the player himself, played two Champions League finals, winning one, winning the Premier League, Club World Cup and European Super Cup. Not bad.
The worst move I can think of is probably Torres’s. Liverpool lost their Talisman striker and, by wasting it on Chelsea, highlighted the fact that Liverpool are one step below the most sensible of Premier League clubs. Suarez, which is a mitigating factor. Chelsea paid 50 million pounds for a striker who didn’t even score one goal in every three games. Torres himself deeply regretted the move and did not enjoy his stay there.
G, Enfield, I need to thank you for allowing me the most important moments I witnessed live.
I’ve got two on my team because I’m grabbing and it’s fun.
The first was in The Valley, which I don’t forget was a beautiful sunny afternoon, Eboue crosses the ball from the right and rushes, jumping about 7 feet in the air as I don’t forget it was Van Persie who hit the house to Volea rather ordinary I was on Charlton’s side (my brother is a fan and had season tickets) right behind him when he scored the most productive purpose he’s ever seen. Fortunately, Charlton enthusiasts enjoyed it as much as I did, so we all applauded and kept my dark secret hidden.
The moment was in the Emirates a few years ago, Arsenal ruled a Blackburn (I think it ended 4-0 or something) that included beloved Robbie Savage, who was getting the kind of friendly abuse that you would be towards the end, in the corner flag right in front of me, Fabregas drags the ball back and slides one into Savage’s legs with a chorus of “WHHHHHEEEEYYYYYYY. ” At that moment, he (Savage) just looks in our direction, spreads his arms as if to say “what am I going to do with this?” and with him, he gained immense joy.
Those two memories for me, especially since Arsenal’s groups were so smart and we won either game.
After reading G, Enfield’s request for the happiest live football moments, mine is a triptych that falls under a title: the 1988 FA Trophy Final.
Like G, I lived in Enfield as a child and as a Spurs fan I was sometimes at White Hart Lane, my other love was Enfield FC and spent many satisfied Saturday afternoons in the old Southbury Road countryside pretending to love Bovril.
The 87/88 season, however, gave me the best memory, as Enfield reached the FA Trophy final against Telford United.
When I was 10, it was my first time at Wembley. The sensory overload of Wembley Way’s rise to the Twin Towers and the first time a football match had been a full-day occasion, with so much accumulation and anticipation, followed by getting off a ladder and seeing the huge stadium and not.
We tied 0-0. But I was lucky enough to see replay at the Hawthorns, which is another vital level of live football: an “away from home” game. On the train!
Enfield won 3-2 and for the most sensible, the 1988 FA Trophy brought another moment of love to the whole ensemble. As a member of the Youth Supporters Club, I was able to take my image with the trophy and my hero. Enfield Paul Furlong!
He left a few years later for Coventry, Watford and Chelsea. The old Southbury Road court was sold to build a cinemaplex and Pizza Hut (although I controlled it as one of the biggest house games in front of fierce rival Barnet in the cup before its Finally, a Phoenix club was introduced through enthusiasts, Enfield Town, and the original club dissolved into obscurity and replaced its brand.
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I think I’d make predictions for Friday.
After reading the correct Big Weekend article and watching Liverpool v Arsenal on Monday night as the game to watch, I couldn’t help a reader who had written in the mailbox years ago complaining that X vs Y had not made up his mind like this weekend’s. Look, just to be sneaked in through the MC that Monday wasn’t, in fact, the weekend.
First Danny, LFC NY from this morning mailbox, great crying but please never use the word BAME again, prevent it. What is the challenge with blacks, Asians, Chinese, etc. BAME is a label, it’s ugly.
This uninterrupted cascade of Utd emails becomes tedious. People are counting now and circling. I understand, you can only print what you get, and what I’m going to say will only spill gas on the fire. I know.
Ole seeks to reflect Fergie from the 1990s and 1990s . . . Football advances, it doesn’t go backwards, and the fact is that Fergie would have been part of this fashionable era of football anyway.
Mourinho’s taste no longer works, Wenger no longer runs at the end of his term, football has evolved, Fergie knew it. I knew it after being taught through Pep twice. Pep in the Prem would have highlighted Fergs’ shortcomings and the philosophy of undeniable football. Klopp would annihilate the wonderful gum-chewing gentleman.
My partner said Ole was driving a log channel, that he had ups and downs, but that the wheel didn’t even work, that he was sitting there with that stupid smile. Anyone with half of a footballer’s brain can see that Ole isn’t the right guy for Utd. Somebody’s going to have to kill the murderer in front of the baby. Ed Wood doesn’t have the bullets. Manchester United enthusiasts have to settle for this and avoid complaining. Yes, the Glazers and Ed are succubuses that suck money, but that’s the value you pay to sleep with the Devil. each other.
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