Clyne loan to Bournemouth Complete

[tombrown]

In that case I vote for Harry Kane. In fact it would explain why his mouth is always open - with fucked up nostrils he can no longer breathe through his nose

 

[6TimesaRed]

Fabinho or Milner can play right back..

Not really a problem imho..

 

[Modo]

Fabinho or Milner can play right back..

Not really a problem imho..

Yeah let's play Fabinho at RB. Wonder how the midfield will look then?

 

[FoxForceFive]

 

[FoxForceFive]

Yeah let's play Fabinho at RB. Wonder how the midfield will look then?

Fucking fine against anyone except the only side who can compete against us this season & who we don't have to play again.

 

[Modo]

Fucking fine against anyone except the only side who can compete against us this season & who we don't have to play again.

Not in the CL? Or the FA cup?

 

[FoxForceFive]

Not in the CL? Or the FA cup?

Oh don't be so pedantic lad, you know what I mean.

 

[Modo]

Oh don't be so pedantic lad, you know what I mean.

😉

 

[6TimesaRed]

Sowankeee off to the south coast too


Permanent Deal.. Will obviously include a buy back option and/or sell on fee

 

[gkmacca]

I don't get the surprise or concern that Clyne's gone. In the short term there's TAA, Gomez, Milner and Fabino who can play there. And in the longer term, there is absolutely no way Klopp wants to block the progress of Hoever by buying another experienced RB. Hoever is simply progressing too quickly, and too well, to make us spend on that position. Then there's the rumours about Clyne - I've no idea if any are true, but either he's got a hell of a fragile back, or something else is up.

 

[dantes]

Bournemouth are at home to City in March, so giving them a couple of decent players that will be able to settle in by the time that fixture comes around is not the worst idea in the world.

 

[dantes]

Just because our right hand side was raped last night, it doesn't mean their one has to be as well.

 

[jan]

Let's get the Newcastle captain, Lascelles.

Doubt he'll leave to sit on the bench. And we're alright at CB when Gomez and Matip return

 

[Fabio]

Doubt he'll leave to sit on the bench. And we're alright at CB when Gomez and Matip return

To be fair, he can fight for the spot. A great 6 months doesn't mean Gomez is forever brilliant.

And I love joemez

 

[jan]

To be fair, he can fight for the spot. A great 6 months doesn't mean Gomez is forever brilliant.

And I love joemez

Agreed and I like Lascelles a lot but it just doesn't make sense for them to sell him now (or for us to buy a CB in this window).
But if Newcastle get relegated we should be all over him in the summer

 

[Red Bird]

I don't get the surprise or concern that Clyne's gone. In the short term there's TAA, Gomez, Milner and Fabino who can play there. And in the longer term, there is absolutely no way Klopp wants to block the progress of Hoever by buying another experienced RB. Hoever is simply progressing too quickly, and too well, to make us spend on that position. Then there's the rumours about Clyne - I've no idea if any are true, but either he's got a hell of a fragile back, or something else is up.

My feeling as well.

 

[My_Blood_Bleeds_Red]

Hardly anyone missed Clyne while he was out for so long, so I don't really know what the real fuss is to be honest.

 

[hmmmmm1]

He looked reliable in his comeback game. He was never that good going forward but he was reliable in defence. Really don’t wanna see Gomez back at rb, the Napoli performance was painful. As a Cb, Gomez has been outstanding

 

[gkmacca]

Of all the players Klopp inherited, I always felt Clyne was the one who never really bought into the new ethos. He rarely seemed happy, didn't seem to develop in terms of his game and never sounded that positive in interviews. In a way he owed us a bit more loyalty, seeing as he's been paid for a year to sit around (and he spent some of that getting into unpleasant-sounding spats in and outside night clubs), but a move seemed inevitable.

 

[Hansern]

Of all the players Klopp inherited, I always felt Clyne was the one who never really bought into the new ethos. He rarely seemed happy, didn't seem to develop in terms of his game and never sounded that positive in interviews. In a way he owed us a bit more loyalty, seeing as he's been paid for a year to sit around (and he spent some of that getting into unpleasant-sounding spats in and outside night clubs), but a move seemed inevitable.

There seem to be a lot of excitment about that young lad Hoever.
Looks like he might be included in the squad to face Wolves as well.

Heard much about him Macca?

 

[darkstarexodus]

Bournemouth are at home to City in March, so giving them a couple of decent players that will be able to settle in by the time that fixture comes around is not the worst idea in the world.

This is what I thought too. Who else can we dispense with that will help other squads cope with City?

 

[gkmacca]

There seem to be a lot of excitment about that young lad Hoever.
Looks like he might be included in the squad to face Wolves as well.

Heard much about him Macca?

It's pretty much all an open secret - he's dazzled in training, looked preternaturally mature and composed in reserve games and just seems hugely exciting as a prospect. Sometimes you get someone of that age and you just think, wow. He's one of those.

 

[Rosco]

It's pretty much all an open secret - he's dazzled in training, looked preternaturally mature and composed in reserve games and just seems hugely exciting as a prospect. Sometimes you get someone of that age and you just think, wow. He's one of those.

An African pretending to be a teenager ?

 

[Fabio]

An African pretending to be a teenager ?

Or Indian

Let's not be stereotypical now

 

[gene hughes]

There seem to be a lot of excitment about that young lad Hoever.
Looks like he might be included in the squad to face Wolves as well.

Heard much about him Macca?

I really don’t think Clyne’s departure leaves that much of a vacuum.

 

[Dreambeliever]

Strange decision. I absolutely love Clyne.

Would have liked him against Sane yesterday.

We are very thin on quality at the bsck now in the full back positions.

What a bargain for them.

 

[Dreambeliever]

Bournemouth are at home to City in March, so giving them a couple of decent players that will be able to settle in by the time that fixture comes around is not the worst idea in the world.

Give them Wilson, Woodburn too please!!

 

[Dreambeliever]

Of all the players Klopp inherited, I always felt Clyne was the one who never really bought into the new ethos. He rarely seemed happy, didn't seem to develop in terms of his game and never sounded that positive in interviews. In a way he owed us a bit more loyalty, seeing as he's been paid for a year to sit around (and he spent some of that getting into unpleasant-sounding spats in and outside night clubs), but a move seemed inevitable.

Fair enough to move him on so. Shame that he didn’t buy into it as he was clearly a very good defender

 

[The Nomad]

Yeah read an article about Hoever that he's playing well above his age bracket. Good to see someone on here that's seen him play. I imagine that big Virg is an idol to him.

 

[gkmacca]

Yeah read an article about Hoever that he's playing well above his age bracket. Good to see someone on here that's seen him play. I imagine that big Virg is an idol to him.

What age was Rob Jones when he made his debut against the mancs for us? 19/20 I think. So a bit older but I think of that debut when I think of this lad. He's got lots to learn, of course, but he just seems so much older than his years. And the sooner he starts, the sooner Trent will have the chance to prove himself as a midfielder.