Age is a big advantage and he may become world class later, but for now he's nothing more than an exciting prospect.
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It's Quiet thread 14 - 'do one' edition
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Thiago is 29, Van Dijk is 29, Koulibaly would be 29, Henderson 30, Firmino 28, Mane 28, Salah 28. A lot can change in 4 years buddy.Players like Koundé will take time to develop, adjust, adapt to Prem. Liverpool's team has enough experience to look set for at least 4 years if they were to ever go and get a player like Koulibaly in. Added Thiago, have enough depth bar a striker. You'd be naive to think they wouldn't be better off in the near future compared to us.
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Lol thanks for confirming my point. The experience in that side will have them set for 3-4 years, that's the point. No side in Prem matches that if Koulibaly joins too, do not care one bit for their rebuild nor their recruitments after.Thiago is 29, Van Dijk is 29, Koulibaly would be 29, Henderson 30, Firmino 28, Mane 28, Salah 28. A lot can change in 4 years buddy.
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Thiago is 29, Van Dijk is 29, Koulibaly would be 29, Henderson 30, Firmino 28, Mane 28, Salah 28. A lot can change in 4 years buddy.
Especially if Koulibaly catches asthma when he gets there.
cheers CenturionsFrequently.
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Get yourself over to RAWK then and you can wank yourself silly over twitter bollocks and how it means more and just how many titles they will win.Players like Koundé will take time to develop, adjust, adapt to Prem. Liverpool's team has enough experience to look set for at least 4 years if they were to ever go and get a player like Koulibaly in. Added Thiago, have enough depth bar a striker. You'd be naive to think they wouldn't be better off in the near future compared to us.
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Of course you areAm I wrong?
Neville Kneville
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Lol thanks for confirming my point. The experience in that side will have them set for 3-4 years, that's the point. No side in Prem matches that if Koulibaly joins too, do not care one bit for their rebuild nor their recruitments after.
The problem Liverpool will likely have, is having them all running their bollocks off, week in week out, again, & hopefully, us.
And paying the money.
Didn't ask for adviceGet yourself over to RAWK then and you can wank yourself silly over twitter bollocks and how it means more and just how many titles they will win.
BlueMoonz1977
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Thiago is 29, Van Dijk is 29, Koulibaly would be 29, Henderson 30, Firmino 28, Mane 28, Salah 28. A lot can change in 4 years buddy.
Exactly..it will be interesting to see what their fitness levels are this season. The have gone hell for leather the past 2 seasons ..a drop off would be expected
That article posted the other day regarding their use if certain caffeine methods slong with this rehab drink devised by the ex olympic swimmer have worked wonders
If they dont suffer some type of fitness drop off then it would be unheard off and highly suspicious in my eyes
I would be surprised if Kounde is at Koulibaly’s level right now but you’d hope he has the potential to be.Kounde is just as good and has years ahead of him
Having that amount of experience will make it easy to prioritise the league and rotate for cups, as they've done so far under that fucker Klopp. They've no respect for cup competitions, so week in week out rotation wont be much of an issue for them, they keep getting away with selling club and loan fodder for ridiculous amounts and re investing it by buying quality from within the league.The problem Liverpool will likely have, is having them all running their bollocks off, week in week out, again, & hopefully, us.
And paying the money.
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Having that amount of experience will make it easy to prioritise the league and rotate for cups, as they've done so far under that fucker Klopp. They've not respect for cup competitions, so week in week out rotation wont be much of an issue for them, they keep getting away with selling club and loan fodder for ridiculous amounts and re investing it by buying quality from within the league.
I will be surprised if they can maintain anything like the same fitness levels this season. And the same resistance to key injuries.
If they dont suffer some type of fitness drop off then it would be unheard off and highly suspicious in my eyes
It's already more than suspicious, was evident when we won the league with 98 points, they threw away cup games but barely had any first team injuries when league matches came about. Everytime a player of theirs would be injured he would miraculously recover within a week or so. Last season was the only anomaly when Alisson missed for a month and half. That's the max any of theirs has missed as a starter.
I would be surprised if Kounde is at Koulibaly’s level right now but you’d hope he has the potential to be.
Kounde has already had better season than Koulibaly
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I suppose we’re only gonna sign a CB this summer, Lb may have to wait a year and if delap does well he may be promoted full time
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Can't see him joining the dippers as he doesn't have asthma.
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We said that last seasonI will be surprised if they can maintain anything like the same fitness levels this season. And the same resistance to key injuries.
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