Let’s hammer them!
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He's right you know
All fair
I think having a greater comprehension of English will make like easier for him. A Scot, a mackem and a scouser potentially screaming at him, it can only help picking out some of the words.
Nunez is capable of pressing, as he was a machine early doors; directing that energy effectively will come I'm sure
Spurs are spursing
They've seen arsenal spurs, so they're doing a right royal spurs so the streets don't muddy the waters with the "spursy" definition
Lolz you spaz
West Ham have stopped being shit in their last game or so, let's hope we help them back to previous form.
I expect some forward rotation, but I also expected that last game and Diogo got another brace.
However, I think Nunez starts this one. Diaz to be back to a starter by Spurs perhaps?
Resting Fabs makes sense, but he also knows Paqueta better than most so he might be useful to have in and around their main threat. However Hendo also needs a rest after a lot of consecutive games. I wouldn't be surprised to see Fabs rested here and then Hendo rested at Spurs.
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Trent--Ibu--VVD--Robbo
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------Thiago---Jones-----
Salah---Gakpo---Nunez
I expect some forward rotation, but I also expected that last game and Diogo got another brace.
However, I think Nunez starts this one. Diaz to be back to a starter by Spurs perhaps?
Resting Fabs makes sense, but he also knows Paqueta better than most so he might be useful to have in and around their main threat. However Hendo also needs a rest after a lot of consecutive games. I wouldn't be surprised to see Fabs rested here and then Hendo rested at Spurs.
-------------Ali--------------
Trent--Ibu--VVD--Robbo
-----------Hendo-------------
------Thiago---Jones-----
Salah---Gakpo---Nunez
Plus we need Hendo in the RCM position to shuttle up to the forward line and to drop into right back as well.
Against Forest that was an issue. Trent didn't go forward as much because Hendo was hogging (and failing in ) the limelight by making those forward runs - meaning it was up to Ibu to cover Trent alone.
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Jürgen Klopp held a pre-match press conference at the AXA Training Centre on Tuesday morning and, when asked for an update on the condition of his squad, said: “We have to see. We use the full time until tomorrow – well, we leave today so the decision we have to make today.
“Ibou, we need to see how it is with him but in the moment I am rather positive but that doesn’t mean a lot. From possible starters I think that’s it.”
The match at London Stadium will come too soon for Naby Keita, but the midfielder is closing in on a return following an injury lay-off.
Klopp continued: “If everything goes well I think he could be in partial training today. That’s what I heard yesterday.
“He was not in team training yet but he could do warming up, if we do rondos he could do that and then he has again to do his own programme. So it means, yes, [he is] much closer, much, much closer.”
Meanwhile, the boss reiterated his hope that Roberto Firmino will be available before the end of the season: “We are still thinking that… this week, no, I hope that at the end of the week he is closer, but so far he was not in team training, so that’s it.”
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Jürgen Klopp held a pre-match press conference at the AXA Training Centre on Tuesday morning and, when asked for an update on the condition of his squad, said: “We have to see. We use the full time until tomorrow – well, we leave today so the decision we have to make today.
“Ibou, we need to see how it is with him but in the moment I am rather positive but that doesn’t mean a lot. From possible starters I think that’s it.”
The match at London Stadium will come too soon for Naby Keita, but the midfielder is closing in on a return following an injury lay-off.
Klopp continued: “If everything goes well I think he could be in partial training today. That’s what I heard yesterday.
“He was not in team training yet but he could do warming up, if we do rondos he could do that and then he has again to do his own programme. So it means, yes, [he is] much closer, much, much closer.”
Meanwhile, the boss reiterated his hope that Roberto Firmino will be available before the end of the season: “We are still thinking that… this week, no, I hope that at the end of the week he is closer, but so far he was not in team training, so that’s it.”
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This is the way.
I couldn’t see the point in bolding the Keita comments.
Beyond Naby, Ox and Karius - his record has been better than most managers. Even Minamino was a success, look at his goals to minutes ratio, one of the best in the world.
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