Comparing him with Gerrard is going a bit overboard, no?
Obviously yes. But this is six CRAZY minutes.... you still think the reference is to Istanbul?? 😀
Comparing him with Gerrard is going a bit overboard, no?
In prot front a teammate from the media sense, clearly not ability wiseComparing him with Gerrard is going a bit overboard, no?
To be fair, Jono technically compared him to someone who is Gerrard like, and not the man himself.Comparing him with Gerrard is going a bit overboard, no?
He's a remarkably good sport - early on, when fans were queuing up to dismiss him as an utter waste of money, he agreed to go in disguise in the club shop and ask people what they thought of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (a bizarrely cruel and stupid stunt by LFCTV, but he did it very well).
I think, like I said before, that Klopp can make him a better player, and he's clearly working hard to improve. And yesterday in the post match interview, as others have noted above, he showed great maturity and good sense.
He was bought as a squad player and he's proving himself as a good squad player, completely agree that the captain shouts are laughable though.This place is laughable at times, from a complete perspective waste of money to the next captain in a couple of weeks.
He's showing promise which for 40m you would hope for a bit more than that.
He's got a long long way to go to prove it was a goof decision to buy him.
A couple of tackles, crosses and a good interview doesn't change that
This place is laughable at times, from a complete perspective waste of money to the next captain in a couple of weeks.
He's showing promise which for 40m you would hope for a bit more than that.
He's got a long long way to go to prove it was a goof decision to buy him.
A couple of tackles, crosses and a good interview doesn't change that
And to be fair to Red Ninja he did mention continue to grow and improve, and in a few years be considered captain material.This place is laughable at times, from a complete perspective waste of money to the next captain in a couple of weeks.
He's showing promise which for 40m you would hope for a bit more than that.
He's got a long long way to go to prove it was a goof decision to buy him.
A couple of tackles, crosses and a good interview doesn't change that
Now look. I've had to like a Dreamy post, for being sensible and correct
He was bought as a squad player and he's proving himself as a good squad player, completely agree that the captain shouts are laughable though.
And to be fair to Red Ninja he did mention continue to grow and improve, and in a few years be considered captain material.
The captain needs to be almost ever present, I doubt Ox will ever command such a role and if he does it will either mean we are in deep shit or he's improved his consistency and ability no end.
I doubt it will ever happen.
Forget any captain claims, the biggest joke was that opening thread about the player. It was laughably premature and all-too typical of knee-jerk jerks.
Henderson has commanded a permanent role and I am not sure he has an infinitely higher ceiling than AOC. If at all. And we haven't been in deep shit while this has been the case.
I think that's a hell of a presumption after one good game against Bournemouth. Ox has always had talent but lacked application and has a horrendous injury record. Most players can do it as a one off, but lets see how he gets on for the rest of the season. Plus with lallana back he's going to have problems even getting into the team.Initially many people saw him as redundant – as basically more of the same to what we already have, which in combination with the price tag and injury history made a lot of people doubt the wisdom of this purchase. Well, after the first few months I can say that what makes the most happy about Ox at the moment is that he brought a different quality to this team, something that was in short supply at times: that bit of grit and aggression in midfield, combined with pace, technique and physicality.
When he's playing on the wing, you know it will be tough for the opposition to attack through that wing because he will always use his pace to get back and fight and claw for the ball. In midfield, he adds a bit of unpredictability, perhaps losing the ball more frequently and cheaply than Phil or Gini, but then immediately springing into tackles to win it back – when successful this often leaves the opposition with distorted defensive shape which we then can exploit. I mean it as a compliment to say that he gives us a bit of a "Momo Sissoko" effect – a player who thrives on chaos and individual duels and drives up the tempo of the game, forcing his teammates to try to match his energy and aggression. Basically Ox is a player who pushes Klopp's team of creative artists more into proper "heavy metal" territory.
Not one game. He's looked good to very good every time he's taken to the pitch over the past 6-8 games. Agree with Rurik's assessment. Grit, skill, reliable and intelligent play. Looks like a good binding agent.I think that's a hell of a presumption after one good game against Bournemouth. Ox has always had talent but lacked application and has a horrendous injury record. Most players can do it as a one off, but lets see how he gets on for the rest of the season. Plus with lallana back he's going to have problems even getting into the team.
It is a Christmas miracle! Is that the first like you've ever dished out?
Saying that I was surprised he wasn't injured and he showed commitment and work rate, is a "knee-jerk" reaction is it?
Forget any captain claims, the biggest joke was that opening thread about the player. It was laughably premature and all-too typical of knee-jerk jerks.
Henderson hasn't deserved the captains arm band this year, he did after 13/14.
AOC has had 'potential' for 5 years.
He needs to show consistency and improve his end product.
Two likes for Dreamy in one day.
It’s a Christmas miracle
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I’ve got a Star of David on the tree if that counts Letall?