Nonsense
Klopptimist Prime - Liverpool FC 2019/20
- Thread starter Steel Icarus
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Steel Icarus
we move
Choudhury jumped in, was never near the ball, and it was designed to stop Salah. Don't think it was meant to hurt Mo but it was reckless. I think the ref got it right.
GarveyLives
Well-Known Member
I had been wondering about this for some time - now I see that someone has gone into print (possibly others have also done so before him, in which case apologies):
Could Trent Alexander-Arnold end up playing in midfield for Liverpool?
Could Trent Alexander-Arnold end up playing in midfield for Liverpool?
friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
Utter shite Harry
. It was a fucking deliberate foul which he knew he'd get a card for. The same sort of tactic we would expect from Milner, Hendo, Robertson.
This was discussed on one of the podcasts I subscribe to. Apparently he used to play in midfield as a youngster and was far stronger in that position than defence.
Given his age and skill range he is going to be world class barring a bad injury.
Yup...
Johnny Doe
Well-Known Member
Utter shite Harry
friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
What's your point caller?
Johnny Doe
Well-Known Member
The photo shows a very obvious attempt to play the ball and not the intentional foul that's been suggested
steveo87
22/11/2022 - got a maths joke.
From this angle it looks like he's trying to hook Salah's shin.
edit: for twattery reasons.
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friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
He's got no chance of getting the ball. It was a well timed deliberate foul which personally I commend him for. One of ours would have done it and taken a card for it.
You're the only person I know who thinks it was anything other to be honest mate but each to their own.
Johnny Doe
Well-Known Member
You're no angel steveo87, speaking with forked tongue like that. His foot is straight, towards the ball.
friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
Personal perspectives on the play aside what was really sad about this incident is the reports of the lad receiving racist abuse on social media. Hopefully the old bill will catch the cunts. Bang out of order.
cybershot
Well-Known Member
Kid needs to grow up fast. And when it’s come to attitudes in the past we’ve not been that great at dealing with them. Klopp normally wouldn’t be seen near signing a player that might be disruptive, one can only assume he things he has the right people around him to get his head straight.
planetgeli
There's no future in England's dreaming
Tbf the kid was 16. Being good at football doesn't make him enlightened. We've got a kid at our P.R.U who is on the books at a Championship club. He's a great goalkeeper. But he's 14, from a super shite family who virtually get daily social worker visits, and a complete imbecile. You don t get clear of stupidity at that young age. Give him a bit of slack.
friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
Absolutely spot on. There's a much better chance of them not turning our like Lee Bowyer these days than there was a few years ago. Clubs seem to be better at protecting them but you can't blame kids for being kids especially when we have this ridiculous sittuation where they can publish every thought that comes into their heads.
You'd think the clubs would get a grip on their social media from the offset really and I dare say they try but the youngsters are under so much pressure to look cool on instaspam.
Sterling had his adolescent problems played out in the media at that age but to be fair to the
It must be fucking awful having the worst years of your life played out in the public domain. I'm glad I can happily forget about some of the things I did at Harvey Elliot's age
Agents are the worst protagonists in these kids careers though and they have only one thing in mind. A return on their investment as we saw recently with mini G.
