Safe to say he won't start?
Brighton (A) Sat 14th of January
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This is who we should have bought instead of Gakpoo. Then we'd have enough cash left for a midfielder
I reckon he’s in some sort of strength & conditioning programme and being withheld from match fitness in the short term
To be honest ... I'd rather go with this than the 4-3-3 we'll see, which will leave our midfield hammered - as usual - in a desperate attempt to maintain a formation we don't have the necessary personnel to play anymore, even when the squad is fully fit.
Best option I've seen so far. Still hoping against hope Nunez is fit however - otherwise I can see us getting battered.
I'd like to see Doak start in place of Elliott - won't happen like.
I'd play Bajetic, Fabinho and Keita for this one. A triple pivot. Go full brexit.
Even Columbo would have a hard time proving that 1.
However, with Bajcetic not named in the matchday squad for either the first team or the Under-21s over the weekend, while Doak was withdrawn at half-time against Spurs having come on for Klopp’s side against Wolves the night before, Lewtas also warned how the club will continue to manage such players, who are still only teenagers, carefully despite the hype around them.
“No, nothing long term,” he said when asked if Bajcetic was injured, seemingly suggesting there was an issue of sorts. “It was a little bit of a decision. With these younger lads, we have to be really careful, just around how many games they play.
“No, nothing long term,” he said when asked if Bajcetic was injured, seemingly suggesting there was an issue of sorts. “It was a little bit of a decision. With these younger lads, we have to be really careful, just around how many games they play.
How he answered that last question, the club have no money for a major signing.
He nearly went into the crowd to beat the bag outta that guy that asked the question.
What did he say?
Not sure if that worked, but last question at 21:18
We’re winning this one with both teams to score.
I don't think we win if Klopp goes with the 4-3-3 ... Hopefully they prove me wrong as Klopp will go with 4-3-3
Klopp the one (4-3-3) trick pony.
I think we'll start the game with high intensity, create a couple chances that we fail to capitalize on. Brighton will cut through our high line a couple times creating some high quality chances. Then as we tire and run out of ideas, Brighton see more of the ball and create more chances.
We will lose 3-1.
No likey.
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Brighton a stern test for ailing Liverpool
Roberto De Zerbi’s first match in charge of Brighton was a hugely entertaining contest with Liverpool and the Italian now welcomes Jürgen Klopp and his team to the Amex Stadium. The corresponding fixture ended in a 3-3 draw and such has been Brighton’s progress under their Italian manager it would come as no great shock if they were to go one better. Brighton go into the game on the back of impressive demolition jobs over Middlesbrough and Everton, while Liverpool have failed to win their past two games. An error-strewn first-half performance cost them all three points at Brentfordand Klopp will be eager to avoid a repeat performance – it was his team’s sluggishness out of the traps that allowed Brighton to race into a two-goal lead at Anfield. In what promises to be a stern test of both team’s mid-season mettle, victory for the Seagulls would take them to within a point of their visitors and cast further doubt over Liverpool’s top-four credentials.
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From the guardian’s 10 things to watch out for.
Brighton a stern test for ailing Liverpool
Roberto De Zerbi’s first match in charge of Brighton was a hugely entertaining contest with Liverpool and the Italian now welcomes Jürgen Klopp and his team to the Amex Stadium. The corresponding fixture ended in a 3-3 draw and such has been Brighton’s progress under their Italian manager it would come as no great shock if they were to go one better. Brighton go into the game on the back of impressive demolition jobs over Middlesbrough and Everton, while Liverpool have failed to win their past two games. An error-strewn first-half performance cost them all three points at Brentfordand Klopp will be eager to avoid a repeat performance – it was his team’s sluggishness out of the traps that allowed Brighton to race into a two-goal lead at Anfield. In what promises to be a stern test of both team’s mid-season mettle, victory for the Seagulls would take them to within a point of their visitors and cast further doubt over Liverpool’s top-four credentials.
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From the guardian’s 10 things to watch out for.
He’s old. Possibly onset of dementia. He’s forgotten about those times.
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