Sepp van den Berg
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Jack Hobbs, Paletta, Coates, Danny Wilson, Wisdom, Ayala, Coady...
What I'm saying is, the odds are not in his favour.
Well, you're not wrong.
The bench observes that this phenomenon lays bare the essential commonality of both interest and fundamental nature between said Americans and their all too numerous British counterparts.
Judgment for the defence, or defense as the case may be. 😉
I always enjoy when the bench opines. Knowing the defense, however, His Honor would do well to use smaller words.
That’ll do for me..
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Played 60 minutes before being subbd. Came up against Rafa Camacho, interestingly enough.
That’s worrying if one on one coaching from Star can’t drive you on.
Better to be mistaken for a homosexual than a homophobe.
No, it's "it's only gay if you push back"
A politically correct answer.
Said no prisoner EVER...
... and he’s signing officially in July.
Finally an Orange Man we can all get behind in July.
Feels like there are a couple of options for this kid:
The videos look good as he looks strong and controlling, but he appears to largely be up against weaker opposition. Will be interesting to see him against someone strong, experienced and wiley.
- Keep him at Melwood and continue his physical and game development but likely zero to limited game time (at 6ft 2 & 17 I imagine they've seen he is still entering peak muscle growth phase?)
- Immediately loan him back out somewhere to get more game time?
The videos look good as he looks strong and controlling, but he appears to largely be up against weaker opposition. Will be interesting to see him against someone strong, experienced and wiley.
Ahead of Hooever(sp?)?
He’s more likely VVD’s replacement in 5 years time.
This kid looks physically ready for the first team, hoover needs to bulk up a bit for CB. More likely hoover will cover for taa
[article]Summer signing Sepp Van Den Berg will meet some of his new Liverpool teammates at the weekend when the first tranche of first-team players return for pre-season training.
The 17-year-old centre-back arrived late last month in a £1.5million deal and is viewed as a player who can be developed into a contender for the main squad fairly quickly after already making 23 senior appearances for Dutch side PEC Zwolle.
It is why he has been included in the preliminary group which will return to Melwood on Saturday to begin preparations for the new campaign.
Manager Jurgen Klopp will initially work with a reduced number of 16 due to the late returns of players on international duty after last month's Champions League final victory, and those still actively involved.
They include Sadio Mane, Mohamed Salah and Naby Keita in the Africa Cup of Nations, and Alisson Becker and Roberto Firmino in the Copa America.
It means Van Den Berg will be joined in the squad by Ki-Jana Hoever, the 17-year-old who made his first-team debut in the FA Cup third round in January, fellow teenager Anderson Arroyo, who spent last season on loan at Gent, and Harry Wilson, who had a successful loan spell at Derby.
The first-teamers who will be present are Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, James Milner, Adam Lallana, Joel Matip, Fabinho, Joe Gomez and Nathaniel Clyne.
There is also a place for 19-year-old Rhian Brewster, whom Klopp is keen to integrate into the first-team set up for the coming season.
Brewster is set for his first full pre-season with the main squad after recovering from ankle ligament damage in January 2018.[/article]
The 17-year-old centre-back arrived late last month in a £1.5million deal and is viewed as a player who can be developed into a contender for the main squad fairly quickly after already making 23 senior appearances for Dutch side PEC Zwolle.
It is why he has been included in the preliminary group which will return to Melwood on Saturday to begin preparations for the new campaign.
Manager Jurgen Klopp will initially work with a reduced number of 16 due to the late returns of players on international duty after last month's Champions League final victory, and those still actively involved.
They include Sadio Mane, Mohamed Salah and Naby Keita in the Africa Cup of Nations, and Alisson Becker and Roberto Firmino in the Copa America.
It means Van Den Berg will be joined in the squad by Ki-Jana Hoever, the 17-year-old who made his first-team debut in the FA Cup third round in January, fellow teenager Anderson Arroyo, who spent last season on loan at Gent, and Harry Wilson, who had a successful loan spell at Derby.
The first-teamers who will be present are Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, James Milner, Adam Lallana, Joel Matip, Fabinho, Joe Gomez and Nathaniel Clyne.
There is also a place for 19-year-old Rhian Brewster, whom Klopp is keen to integrate into the first-team set up for the coming season.
Brewster is set for his first full pre-season with the main squad after recovering from ankle ligament damage in January 2018.[/article]
It's fucking mind blowing that Fabinho isn't about to play a Copa America final , absolutely imperious form over past 12 months and not far behind if at all behind vvd and Becker in reasons why we were so much better defensively last season, not withstanding his ability to wriggle forwards and play probing balls
Casemeiro is certainly not better.nFernandinho is great though. Anyway good, he's had a break
I believe Dutch kids learn basic English, French and German, though I couldn't swear to it. Would be interested to hear from our resident Scandos whether the kids in their countries are taken through a similar régime.
Embarrassingly, numerous Dutch and Scando players' English is better than that of some of their English teammates, and not just the youngsters either.
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