You all think he's boss cos he's mad as a box of frogs, a character, a Jack The Lad, a bit wacky, a bit way out there when in reality, wherever he's played he's not been THAT brilliant. He must be one of the most overhyped players in the game.
Nah, that's all a delightful side issueYou all think he's boss cos he's mad as a box of frogs, a character, a Jack The Lad, a bit wacky, a bit way out there when in reality, wherever he's played he's not been THAT brilliant. He must be one of the most overhyped players in the game.
Nah, that's all a delightful side issue
I see enough in his game to know he could be a good player for us. His strengths aren't off the shoulder on the defender (but he is trying that). Today he got the ball from deep several times and was waiting for someone to make the run. No one did.
He needs a willing partner. Borini or Lallana for me.
Sterling didn't seem to like playing that role with someone
All true. But I don't believe he's past the point of learning. He's slowly trying the intelligent runs and trying to improve his all round game.If he was a young kid just starting out I'd agree. But he's not. He has form. Leopard / Spots. Old dog / new tricks yadda yadda yadda
If we could replace Suarez I'm sure we would have.I think the problem is us having to adapt a system that worked last season for a tit who can't score.
I'm still in.LTW, Portly and Fabio ... who else is in this ever shrinking 'Mario could still come good' Fan Club?
I'm in the, he might be good or he might be shit, but I'm not going to completely write him off and abuse him before he's had a real chance to adapt club.LTW, Portly and Fabio ... who else is in this ever shrinking 'Mario could still come good' Fan Club?
It will be 87% think he is a failure and nothing is going to change in that regard. Count me in that 87%. I'm all for giving a player a chance if he shows some heart and a willingness to adapt. Balo is showing none if that.87% of people thought he would be a success a couple of months ago. Shall we have another poll?
Sorry Fabio, pointing out deficiencies in Sterling and Coutinho while defending Balotelli like you've been doing across different threads is ridiculous. Balotelli's rendered us a 10-man team at the moment.All true. But I don't believe he's past the point of learning. He's slowly trying the intelligent runs and trying to improve his all round game.
At the moment I honestly believe Mario is the scapegoat for our slow, labored build up. He's not the cause of it, the others aren't willing to try and adapt themselves. Coutinho still hesitates with the ball sterling still tries too many tricks, hendo hesitates and Gerrard tries those fucking Hollywood balls.
Mobility is our issue. Henderson seems worried to go too far forward in to suave for fear of Gerrard being caught out.
Allen today didn't give a fuck. He bombed up and was in and around the box like a champ. Same with Can when he came on.
I'm not sure if this question has been asked here yet or not...
If he was substituted at half-time, why wasn't he sitting on the bench in the second half?
Sorry Fabio, pointing out deficiencies in Sterling and Coutinho while defending Balotelli like you've been doing across different threads is ridiculous. Balotelli's rendered us a 10-man team at the moment.
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ProbablyThere's probably a reason for that.
Probably
It's rodgers job to fix that
If balotelli gets the ball outside the box, why aren't our other attackers moving in to the box, either for a follow up or a passing outlet .
Only Allen seemed to take up decent attacking positions on the edge of the box
No one is working with balotelli