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GeorgeHeslop'sTackle.
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Get with it mate. You should know that the candle dippers "istree" card, automatically gives Klopp total exemption from any criticism whatsoeverNo. Nada.Neine.Niet.Non.
The egotistical cnut complained he was playing in the wrong position on Tuesday and the fucking media surprising haven't accused Klipperty of destroying English talent.
Don't understand the school of thought that Iheanacho isn't good enough to be Aguero's backup. 14 goals in few, few minutes last season- did any other second choice strikers get that many? That's almost as many as all three of Crystal Palace's top scorers combined. That's more than any one player from Southampton or West Ham, Newcastle, Norwich, Aston Villa, West Brom, Bournemouth and other PL teams- players who played far more minutes. That's (let's not forget) almost twice as many as Marcus Rashford, and yet over at Old Trafford they have the faith in him to play second choice to Ibrahimovic fully in the knowledge that the former will have to miss some games. Iheanacho is good enough.
He spent all of last season clawing his way past Bony to second choice; buying another big striker will push him back own to third which is unfair, discouraging and probably bad for his development. Would rather we held out until Gabriel Jesus, and later Enes Unal, Faupala and Ambrose to provide competition. If we absolutely must get another striker, I'd rather it wasn't Sturridge- young, ambitious and his injury record would likely make him a waste of money. I'd prefer someone experienced who Iheanacho can learn from...
This may sound crazy and I'm sure many will disagree, but if we want someone who won't cost a crazy amount, and plays in a similar style to how Kelechi plays (poaching from inside the box, fast reactions, pacey and a natural finisher) who's nearing the end of his career, won't cost too much and maybe won't mind being second or even third choice, I'd take Jermain Defoe. Ticks all the boxes and will be especially easy to persuade within the next year if Moyes' Sunderland keeps being such a car crash. He doesn't seem to fit into Pep's system at all but hey, he's English.
Still, I'd rather no more new strikers at all.
He spent all of last season clawing his way past Bony to second choice; buying another big striker will push him back own to third which is unfair, discouraging and probably bad for his development. Would rather we held out until Gabriel Jesus, and later Enes Unal, Faupala and Ambrose to provide competition. If we absolutely must get another striker, I'd rather it wasn't Sturridge- young, ambitious and his injury record would likely make him a waste of money. I'd prefer someone experienced who Iheanacho can learn from...
This may sound crazy and I'm sure many will disagree, but if we want someone who won't cost a crazy amount, and plays in a similar style to how Kelechi plays (poaching from inside the box, fast reactions, pacey and a natural finisher) who's nearing the end of his career, won't cost too much and maybe won't mind being second or even third choice, I'd take Jermain Defoe. Ticks all the boxes and will be especially easy to persuade within the next year if Moyes' Sunderland keeps being such a car crash. He doesn't seem to fit into Pep's system at all but hey, he's English.
Still, I'd rather no more new strikers at all.
Given how many forward players we've signed in the past two summers, I really hope we're not considering him anytime soon.
The fullbacks and a few central midfield players are more where we should be looking going into the next season.
The fullbacks and a few central midfield players are more where we should be looking going into the next season.
GeorgeHeslop'sTackle.
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Keep up mate.He's bound to be crap, in the eyes of the media, 'cos He doesn't play in red. simples!!Don't understand the school of thought that Iheanacho isn't good enough to be Aguero's backup. 14 goals in few, few minutes last season- did any other second choice strikers get that many? That's almost as many as all three of Crystal Palace's top scorers combined. That's more than any one player from Southampton or West Ham, Newcastle, Norwich, Aston Villa, West Brom, Bournemouth and other PL teams- players who played far more minutes. That's (let's not forget) almost twice as many as Marcus Rashford, and yet over at Old Trafford they have the faith in him to play second choice to Ibrahimovic fully in the knowledge that the former will have to miss some games. Iheanacho is good enough.
He spent all of last season clawing his way past Bony to second choice; buying another big striker will push him back own to third which is unfair, discouraging and probably bad for his development. Would rather we held out until Gabriel Jesus, and later Enes Unal, Faupala and Ambrose to provide competition. If we absolutely must get another striker, I'd rather it wasn't Sturridge- young, ambitious and his injury record would likely make him a waste of money. I'd prefer someone experienced who Iheanacho can learn from...
This may sound crazy and I'm sure many will disagree, but if we want someone who won't cost a crazy amount, and plays in a similar style to how Kelechi plays (poaching from inside the box, fast reactions, pacey and a natural finisher) who's nearing the end of his career, won't cost too much and maybe won't mind being second or even third choice, I'd take Jermain Defoe. Ticks all the boxes and will be especially easy to persuade within the next year if Moyes' Sunderland keeps being such a car crash. He doesn't seem to fit into Pep's system at all but hey, he's English.
Still, I'd rather no more new strikers at all.
ADegenerate
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I'd rather have Mario back
I would love for that to happen if Mario bought in, was willing to take a back seat, and also be committed 100%. I'd be the happiest guy ever if Pep could work his magic on Mario. Obviously I'm dreaming here but I love Mario. I feel terrible for him and his situation :(.
TCIB
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reports that he's not happy at liverpool again and manchester city looking to off load joe hart
could a swap deal be on the cards i feel man city are short in strikers and liverpool lack a top goalkeeper would you be happy to deal with them i know Sturridge is injury prone but could be ideal for a back up
Not even a small chance, absolute non starter. he likes himself a bit to much for pep to even consider him imo. That with his very poor injury record makes him as appealing as a keeper with two left feet to Pep.