Luis Diaz
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I will believe once he is sitting on Klops lap. As a club we are a bunch of window shoppers of late, can only imagine someone is leaving us. Hope its not Origi, and always with these South Americans, they get a hard-on as soon as Real Madrid or Barca come calling. So if by some miracle we sign this guy...lets wait a couple of years before we start to love him.
If I had the motivation, I would reply with a Munsen from Kingpin here.
I can’t wait that long. That’s a month away.
Nope, hat trick debut v Leicester.
Although wouldn’t mind he coming on and bagging a late winner to send us through and then on his full debut bagging a hat trick.
Well all I heard was that, similar to the Diaz deal it's been verbally agreed but then that means shite (mostly)
88 more pages to go here. Let's get moving, lads. Time to spam it up.
He’s not signing. He’ll never been seen again after tonight. Like most of this shite international side.
I do my best to, but sometimes stuff just falls out of my mouth.
He’s not going the World Cup. So that’s a positive.
Our Champions League Squad can accommodate Luis if we flog Taki or Divock. Alternatively we can drop Nate.
Time for @Modo to start an argument about measuring systems or for someone to mention a food or a snack...
Great game by Peru, they defended valiantly and were first to every first and second ball. Colombia looked exactly like a team that hasn't scored a single goal in the last 6 official games – timid and unsure how to attack. Surely their manager will get the sack.
I’d certainly half inch a packet of Northern Tayto cheese n’ onion!!!
I was looking at lists of best Colombian players of all time – certainly some talent there, but seems like James Rodriguez was the only one who had a chance to become a genuine superstar. A lot of Colombian players combine great athleticism with technique; they are team players and fighters, but perhaps lack the arrogance of the Argentinians or Brazilians to take even their brightest attacking talents into superstardom. Will Luis Dias turn out differently or will he become another useful and functional player, like Cuadrado? He certainly will have the right manager to take his game to next level at Liverpool.
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