Yeah that's true. I just wanted to highlight our wing problem.
Mohamed Salah Link 2017
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That monster costume is fantastically bad. Bernie Clifton's ostrich was more believable.
Is that the twilight zone? I thought it was John Lithgow who played that character.
No, it was originally Captain Kirk.I think it was remade.
Ah so thats what a left 'falange' is.
Thought it was him. That would explain why the weirdo outside the window looks more frightened than he does.
An ex of mine with the surname Kirk is the daughter of a US Navy captain. Just to make things stranger than ever, his first name was William.
Wow that's a fixture congestion alright, but I believe it is the hallmark of an elite club to be able to compete on all fronts, especially the AFCON.
Imagine if Senegal and Egypt qualify for the world cup. We surely can't let them play in two tournaments within 7-8 months. Anyhow...that's a problem for the future.
This will be finished this week by the looks of it. Doubts about where he will start for us and the AFCON is a pain in the ass but overall I'm excited by Salah and predict big things. He's significantly outscored every one of our players over the last two seasons and provides the extra pace we so desperately lack when Mane is unavailable. We will be devastating on the counter next season. With Coutinho speed of thought and Manes and Salah speed of foot we will dominate the league. He's the missing piece! Now just another four missing pieces to find.
Lets hope that New Zealand doesnt win the Confederations cup, as we'll have to compete in the Anglo-Italian cup next season. That will be tough.
Ian Rush, Steve Heighway and Ian St. John might have something to say about that.
There were people on here saying how great he was last season and we should take a look. He's one of the top performing players in his position in Europe right now, and that's exciting. Some people would be wanking over us being linked with Douglas Costa when he has less than a third of Salah's goals and assists and a fraction of Salah's workrate.
This guy is made for our system. I'll be made up if we sign him.
This...
I can't believe people still judge players without consideration as to how they'd fit in to our style & system.
Let's call it "Benteke Syndrome" - a capable player who scores goals consistently - unless of course you have a system based on fast, high pressing and intelligent movement - then he's a fucking lamp post.
Salah didn't fit Mourniho's system - probably too Attack-minded to play 2nd left back in Mourniho's 9-0-1 system.
Forget the transfer fee, it's just a number.
Will he fit into and excel in a Klopp system? Can he perform at a high level consistently?
Yes to these question and we should sign.
What happened to all your wailing about a defensive midfielder you'd insisted we needed? Or is that your CM?
Lots of Twitter ITKs saying we are after Mohammed Salah.
Last night they were actually preparing to track his flight today from Egypt.
Egypt airlines did tweet their thanks to him for using him. Word is he flies to the UK about 4pm from Cairo, and is due in the UK at 9pm this evening.
Bet some fucker bombs it now...
Joyce: Salah due to land in England today & Reds have no interest in Aubemayang
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{td}Mohamed Salah is scheduled to fly to England today as his ?35 million-plus move to Liverpool from Roma edges closer.
Salah, the Egyptian international, who turned down Liverpool three years ago to sign for Chelsea in a ?12 million transfer, was due to leave Cairo early this morning for London.
He could now undergo a medical tomorrow and finalise a transfer which, dependant on add-ons, would make him the costliest player in Liverpool’s history, outstripping the ?35 million paid for Andy Carroll in 2011. Sources in Italy suggest the final fee could be as much as ?39 million.
Roma’s new sporting director Monchi has forced Liverpool to considerably up their offer since rejecting a ?28 million bid a fortnight ago and has secured a huge profit on a player who only joined the Serie A side permanently a year ago for ?13 million.
Salah came into focus when Bayer Leverkusen’s Julian Brandt turned down Liverpool’s overtures and will boost manager J?rgen Klopp’s options in wide areas.
Liverpool lacked pace when Sadio Man? was injured or on Africa Cup of Nations duty and Salah can offer that attribute. He is one of the few players Liverpool have revisited having missed out on signing him in recent seasons.
Klopp is looking to strengthen at left back and in midfield this summer, but is no longer interested in players such as Ben Chilwell, Piotr Zielinski or Mahmoud Dahoud, who were transfer targets less than 12 months ago but proved out of reach.
The arrival of Salah will be Liverpool’s second successful venture into the transfer market after Dominic Solanke, whose move from Chelsea will be subject to a transfer tribunal.
They were** forced to publicly withdraw interest in Virgil van Dijk after Southampton accused Liverpool of tapping up the defender, although that episode is unlikely to have run its course with the transfer window not even officially open.**
Liverpool continue to covet Red Bull Leipzig’s Naby Ke?ta, whose side say he is not for sale, although there is no interest in Borussia Dortmund’s Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. Sources in Germany claim the striker did not enjoy a good relationship with Klopp when they worked together.{/td}
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{td}Mohamed Salah is scheduled to fly to England today as his ?35 million-plus move to Liverpool from Roma edges closer.
Salah, the Egyptian international, who turned down Liverpool three years ago to sign for Chelsea in a ?12 million transfer, was due to leave Cairo early this morning for London.
He could now undergo a medical tomorrow and finalise a transfer which, dependant on add-ons, would make him the costliest player in Liverpool’s history, outstripping the ?35 million paid for Andy Carroll in 2011. Sources in Italy suggest the final fee could be as much as ?39 million.
Roma’s new sporting director Monchi has forced Liverpool to considerably up their offer since rejecting a ?28 million bid a fortnight ago and has secured a huge profit on a player who only joined the Serie A side permanently a year ago for ?13 million.
Salah came into focus when Bayer Leverkusen’s Julian Brandt turned down Liverpool’s overtures and will boost manager J?rgen Klopp’s options in wide areas.
Liverpool lacked pace when Sadio Man? was injured or on Africa Cup of Nations duty and Salah can offer that attribute. He is one of the few players Liverpool have revisited having missed out on signing him in recent seasons.
Klopp is looking to strengthen at left back and in midfield this summer, but is no longer interested in players such as Ben Chilwell, Piotr Zielinski or Mahmoud Dahoud, who were transfer targets less than 12 months ago but proved out of reach.
The arrival of Salah will be Liverpool’s second successful venture into the transfer market after Dominic Solanke, whose move from Chelsea will be subject to a transfer tribunal.
They were** forced to publicly withdraw interest in Virgil van Dijk after Southampton accused Liverpool of tapping up the defender, although that episode is unlikely to have run its course with the transfer window not even officially open.**
Liverpool continue to covet Red Bull Leipzig’s Naby Ke?ta, whose side say he is not for sale, although there is no interest in Borussia Dortmund’s Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. Sources in Germany claim the striker did not enjoy a good relationship with Klopp when they worked together.{/td}
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#Salah from @OfficialASRoma to @LFC, deal done @22mosalah @SkySport
According to Di Marzo
According to Di Marzo
Signing an AFCON player because another player will be unavailable due to the same national cup commitment is just so Liverpool.
We will sign both. But will no doubt get shafted on the price, so now that salah is on his way, a top top super expensive striker seems less likely to be landing this season
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