We will sell for less than £40 million. He won’t be sticking around.Well, someone has to come up with the dough and so far no one has. I don't know
If he can pass it sideways or 2m forwards with accuracy he should be fine
We will sell for less than £40 million. He won’t be sticking around.Well, someone has to come up with the dough and so far no one has. I don't know
If he can pass it sideways or 2m forwards with accuracy he should be fine
Coates?We've fucked up several times with young CB's before by not giving them enough time to develop.
Ayala, Paletta, San Jose, am I missing someone?
Maybe even Martin Kelly, if he had someone other than the defensive mastermind Rodgers managing him in his formative years.
I can understand where Sepp's frustration is coming from. The work is done from our side, it's time to throw him into the deep end and see if he floats.
Maybe even Martin Kelly, if he had someone other than the defensive mastermind Rodgers managing him in his formative years.
I don't think he was built to play as a RB.Nah. He was Thiago /Naby levels of injury prone
I think Slot had said we're not going to turn into Feyenoord 2.0 and would he really neuter Trent? Don't see it.
Well I got the idea from this!I didn’t say he would neuter Trent - where’d you get that idea from.
Slot uses high wide FB’s and inverted FB’s - his system seems be a lot less rigid than Klopps - but again, the tweak will be he’d prefer to progress the ball quickly into the attacking third with short, quick passing rather than Trent hitting long passes. That’s more about percentages and retention.
Trent will likely be encouraged to get forward as he has under Klopp, but the difference, I expect is you won’t see Trent getting the ball off the CBs deep or sitting inbetween the CBs like as much.
I think Slott will get him to invert much higher up the pitch - as I said it’ll be a lot more fluid - Slot still likes a box midfield, but you might find Trent as more towards the forward end than the defensive end.
Slot hates low percentage long balls, so he’ll have his teams trying to avoid them.
That’s the thing about Slot - it’s hard to pin down his formation - because it’s fluid. You saw that in his first interview with his response to a question about 433.
Slot is more about playing style - players capable of interchanging positions, ball retention, short quick passing and overloading the “danger zone” - the space in front of the opposition box.
He’s like the anti-Mourinho - he was clear that controlling that space in front of his own box was critical to winning matches - that’s why his teams generally had a defensive double pivot in front of the back line.
That’s not the point Froggie - we went long and direct more often under Klopp - nothing wrong with that, but Slot’s style is not to go direct or long - it’s short sharp passing, use of the 3rd man, etc. - it won’t be “give it to Trent and see if he can hit Darwin, Robbo or Mo quickly.
Well I got the idea from this!
However if it's more like what you wrote above then I can get on board with that.
Well, someone has to come up with the dough and so far no one has. I don't know
If he can pass it sideways or 2m forwards with accuracy he should be fine
Someone who played wing-back for 2 seasons should be pretty comfortable with the ball at his feet, I would think.It’s not the passing I’m worried about… it’s whether he treats the ball like a hot potato that he needs to get rid of as quickly as possible.
Someone who played wing-back for 2 seasons should be pretty comfortable with the ball at his feet, I would think.
You’d hope so, even if it was at a lower level - I haven’t seen enough of him to know, but it has been mentioned in other places that is technical ability on the ball wasn’t his strong point.
More than happy if he does a Quansah.
For me the question is - we need a consistent partner for Virgil and he needs to be good enough to play there in a League title chasing team.
A few years back Joe Gomez was good enough, so I can swallow taking a gamble on Quansah or VdB being that person with Gomez & Konate providing back up.
But… there has to be a question about whether they’re good enough right now and wouldn’t be better in a back up role.
I think Quansah done amazingly well - but are we ready to make first choice beside Virgil?
I love big Ibou, but I don’t trust his fitness.
I wonder if this is recent or old news now
View: https://x.com/LFCTransferRoom/status/1811908485040288069
I wonder if this is recent or old news now
View: https://x.com/LFCTransferRoom/status/1811908485040288069
It looks to be developing well as an athlete. Maybe he is strong than it appears, because he still doesn't look like he'd be convincing aerially against a strong striker. But it would be a nice surprise if he were to become a good option at the back.
Concussion / repetitive brain injury / dementiaWon the second most headers (aerial duels) in the Bundesliga last season (185) among all players. That part of his game has probably developed most of all. 7/10 headers is impressive.
... and a great endorsement of our hire/loan strategyBut it would be a nice surprise if he were to become a good option at the back.