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Jadon Sancho
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No-one needs to be held accountable. Signing Bernardo was an excellent decision.Having also just signed Bernardo to supplement Sterling and Sane. It’s similar to when people demonised Sturridge for looking elsewhere when Hughes was selecting Ched Evans and Caicedo ahead of him - players of a certain talent rightly back themselves, and it’s the coaches who don’t facilitate a clear pathways for them that should be held accountable.
Sometimes things weren't meant to be. At 17, Sancho just wasn't good enough to be playing regularly for us at senior level.
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Having also just signed Bernardo to supplement Sterling and Sane. It’s similar to when people demonised Sturridge for looking elsewhere when Hughes was selecting Ched Evans and Caicedo ahead of him - players of a certain talent rightly back themselves, and it’s the coaches who don’t facilitate a clear pathways for them that should be held accountable.
sturridge was an arrogant twat who was a bench player at all the clubs he went to! Talented? Absolutely but huge ego and not a team player.
No-one needs to be held accountable. Signing Bernardo was an excellent decision.
Sometimes things weren't meant to be. At 17, Sancho just wasn't good enough to be playing regularly for us at senior level.
Even in Bernardo’s best season last year, he got 7 goals, 7 assists; David Brooks - another of our academy products - got the same for a vastly inferior Bournemouth team, in his first season in Premier League.
Sancho wouldn’t have expected to play regularly at 17 - just begin his integration without 4 £50m signings ahead of him.
sturridge was an arrogant twat who was a bench player at all the clubs he went to! Talented? Absolutely but huge ego and not a team player.
Assuming you didn’t see him in his first two and a half seasons for Liverpool then?
He went on loan to Bolton from Chelsea - scored 8 in 11.
Went back to Chelsea - scored 11 in 28 games as a right winger at the age of 22.
Signed for Liverpool in January 2013 - scored 10 in 11 starts.
The next year he scores 21 in 26.
The following 2 seasons are injury ravaged - yet he stil scores 4 in 7, and 8 in 11 league games.
Sturridge was an elite striker before injury curtailed his career, and has always shown respect to the club since; the resentment towards him from a fanbase that idolises the mercenary clown Balotelli, who was given every opportunity to play for the club yet decided to engineer his move away on the cheap by starting a fight on the training ground - undermining the boss and our title defence in the process - is strange.
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Even in Bernardo’s best season last year, he got 7 goals, 7 assists;
Are you saying he hasn't been an excellent signing?
Even in Bernardo’s best season last year, he got 7 goals, 7 assists; David Brooks - another of our academy products - got the same for a vastly inferior Bournemouth team, in his first season in Premier League.
Sancho wouldn’t have expected to play regularly at 17 - just begin his integration without 4 £50m signings ahead of him.
Assuming you didn’t see him in his first two and a half seasons for Liverpool then?
He went on loan to Bolton from Chelsea - scored 8 in 11.
Went back to Chelsea - scored 11 in 28 games as a right winger at the age of 22.
Signed for Liverpool in January 2013 - scored 10 in 11 starts.
The next year he scores 21 in 26.
The following 2 seasons are injury ravaged - yet he stil scores 4 in 7, and 8 in 11 league games.
Sturridge was an elite striker before injury curtailed his career, and has always shown respect to the club since; the resentment towards him from a fanbase that idolises the mercenary clown Balotelli, who was given every opportunity to play for the club yet decided to engineer his move away on the cheap by starting a fight on the training ground - undermining the boss and our title defence in the process - is strange.
I’m guessing Simon Stone
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Even in Bernardo’s best season last year, he got 7 goals, 7 assists; David Brooks - another of our academy products - got the same for a vastly inferior Bournemouth team, in his first season in Premier League.
Sancho wouldn’t have expected to play regularly at 17 - just begin his integration without 4 £50m signings ahead of him.
Assuming you didn’t see him in his first two and a half seasons for Liverpool then?
He went on loan to Bolton from Chelsea - scored 8 in 11.
Went back to Chelsea - scored 11 in 28 games as a right winger at the age of 22.
Signed for Liverpool in January 2013 - scored 10 in 11 starts.
The next year he scores 21 in 26.
The following 2 seasons are injury ravaged - yet he stil scores 4 in 7, and 8 in 11 league games.
Sturridge was an elite striker before injury curtailed his career, and has always shown respect to the club since; the resentment towards him from a fanbase that idolises the mercenary clown Balotelli, who was given every opportunity to play for the club yet decided to engineer his move away on the cheap by starting a fight on the training ground - undermining the boss and our title defence in the process - is strange.
mask slipped now mate!
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mask slipped now mate!
The comparison between Bernardo and Brooks was was enough for me to stop reading.
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The comparison between Bernardo and Brooks was was enough for me to stop reading.
There’s that and the mercenary balotelli comment that got me mate
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