Yet you decided to make a post about it.
Pre match - Preston Away (League cup)
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I think it's good to see if Sepp can handle Minamino or not. It's semi indicative
Yep I'm not 1 of those who follows stereotypes, especially 1 where if you don't care about something you ignore it and say nothing.
If I don't care about something I'll make sure everyone knows 🙂
I think seeing if Sepp can play a role in our team is just as useful as beating Preston
I believe he has been playing as a marauding wing back at Preston
It’s a stupid decision - he shouldn’t be allowed to play.
Wait till you take a look at the squad we submitted to the Premier League and see who the 4th choice keeper is.
He might make the bench for this one.
The horror of seeing Adrian start will be more than matched by the horror of who might come on and replace him..
I just want to see us win with no injuries
Thanks for stating the obvious, mate.
I was inferring even if we get the draw you want I wouldn’t be playing Henderson anyway.
So that makes it a win -vwin then? No matter we win or lose?
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Poor the Nat indeed. You'd think we'd play him to keep his value
Or not...
Not really, Matip was always playing today.
Konate needs game time as well, we did buy the guy for 35 odd mill so it's nice for us to see him from time to time.
Yeah I get that, but why the Man U game and not this one?
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We are gently easing in Konate by playing him against shit teams and using Matip for the more competetive fixture of the week.
Liverpool academy starlet Harvey Blair is rumoured to be starting for the Reds in their Carabao Cup match against Preston North End on Wednesday night.
The Huddersfield-born winger joined Liverpool in 2015 at U12 level from rivals Manchester United.
Now 18, Blair is starting to progress through the ranks after he signed his first professional contract with the club in October last year, shortly after his 17th birthday.
He was promoted to the U18 set-up for 2020/21 and started his first-year scholarship, but last season was hampered by injury and persistent hamstring and ankle problems.
He made just four appearances and scored two goals in the U18 Premier League last term, so far this season he's made five league appearances and scored one goal.
U18 manager Marc Bridge-Wilkinson named Blair as a 'player to watch' this season, provided he can stay fit.
He told the ECHO in August: "Harvey Blair is another one: if they stay injury-free and we can get them on the pitch, they can start to show people what they are about."
The Huddersfield-born winger joined Liverpool in 2015 at U12 level from rivals Manchester United.
Now 18, Blair is starting to progress through the ranks after he signed his first professional contract with the club in October last year, shortly after his 17th birthday.
He was promoted to the U18 set-up for 2020/21 and started his first-year scholarship, but last season was hampered by injury and persistent hamstring and ankle problems.
He made just four appearances and scored two goals in the U18 Premier League last term, so far this season he's made five league appearances and scored one goal.
U18 manager Marc Bridge-Wilkinson named Blair as a 'player to watch' this season, provided he can stay fit.
He told the ECHO in August: "Harvey Blair is another one: if they stay injury-free and we can get them on the pitch, they can start to show people what they are about."
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