Trent, Salah and VVD
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Yep no problem with him leaving or anyone else but don’t profess to love the club as much as Stevie for example and never expect the same kind of adulation again.
Turncoat prick to go to those cunts.
Turncoat prick to go to those cunts.
Given that our scouts have been hacking into City database and relying on their targets, you know what this means, TAA wanted to play for City.
I can see a huge story breaking they’ve signed. Then a tiny line at the bottom it says “we’ve told Trent to fuck off and not bother trying to get on the bus”
It does mean we have more money in the pot for other players.
Under a Christmas tree.
It’s definitely Robbo.
Aren't they mates?
They might have been. But Robbo has the snide in him.
Good point. Still don't think Robbo would go there.
Maybe Kerkez?
Anyway, related but also unrelated....
Would Agger get a red card if he did that now, considering VAR?
If agger did it now I don't think a red card would enter into it.
I tell you one thing, when a foreigner gets the club more than a local lad then he deserves this kind of send off.
Trent deserves fuck all imo.
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Trent deserves fuck all imo.
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As much as I love fun Bobby, Madrid don’t chase him the way they did Trent. Let us face it, TAA’s strength is very unique for a right back even at Madrid level. When fun Bobby was at his peak, Madrid had Benzema.
Chase him? Trent sent them dick pics, and they said, well alright but you have to come over here, I'm lazy.
The point is Trent is local and a fan. Tell me a fan who’d fuck off to Madrid. Stevie didn’t when he was the most sought after in the world.
That stupid fucking talking gesture when he scored. Fuck off with that shit when you were always leaving.
I hope he does it again on Wednesday
Trent has been with the club since he was a child.
Imagine wanting to go work and experience a different lifestyle in a new country.
I wish he wasn't going but so be it.
He will become a former player in a few months time.
There are loads of them
I don't have an issue with him wanting to play abroad or to follow his mate to Real Madrid. I do think he's gone about it in a cowardly way. There's no way he goes for a 4 year contract in 2021 without one eye on this happening, and he's had plenty of opportunity to prepare the ground in terms of saying he'd be interested to play abroad one day.
There will be still some who would hate him for that too.
Some just wanted him to sign a contract with a modest buyout clause similar to Mac Allister, similar to Frimpong, similar to Cunha or Huijsen.
Its the fact he's leaving on a free without even so much as a message to the fans that's galling to most fans.
No two ways about it, he has tarnished his legacy here and will just be another good player when all is said and done.
Thanks for the corner taken quickly. Now fuck off.
I don't think there's any non legacy-tarnishing way to leave Liverpool if you're a local lad and in your peak years. Maybe if you're not getting a game, or not good enough in some way? Fowler left when he was 28 I guess. But if you're leaving for Madrid it's basically saying you're getting something there that you can't get at Liverpool, and for a fanbase as passionate as ours it's impossible to understand given we'd give anything for a career at the club.
When you say he personally should have forgone a big signing on wedge so that there could be a transfer fee for the club, by the club do you mean the billionaire owners who will put extra millions in their account or the fans who have been calling him a cunt on social media and telling him to fuck off anyway?
Most people have seen Trent’s departure coming all season, so this just confirms the inevitable. Some of his performances this year have only reinforced the feeling that he is not worth £300k a week or the vice-captaincy. While it is still a significant loss, it is one we can manage with the right recruitment. If we can bring in a solid right-back on around £120k a week, the savings on wages alone would comfortably help cover a transfer fee compared to the contract Trent has turned down.
It is all about balance. If we go for someone like Kerkez and have a flying left-back constantly pushing up and down the pitch, we might need a more defensively minded right-back than we are used to. Whoever comes in, there has to be some recognition that Konaté and Gravenberch should not have to cover as much ground as they have during the Trent era.
I have said it before, there will be plenty of times we miss him, but I am far more concerned about finding a reliable goalscorer than replacing Trent. We know we have real quality in Bradley. Yes, there are injuries to consider, but they could just be part of his adaptation to the demands of senior football, which he will hopefully push through. We have seen that happen plenty of times before.
I played a lot of rugby between the ages of six and seventeen, and when I stepped up to the senior game, I spent three or four seasons picking up big injuries because every hit was fifty percent harder and sometimes one hundred and fifty percent harder. My body just was not prepared for it without further conditioning. Football is not as physical, but the principle is the same as it takes time to adapt. Bradley had a year at Bolton, which has helped, but the jump from the lower leagues to the Premier League is another level entirely. Even Slot has said the two biggest differences between Dutch football and the Premier League are one the finishing ability and the physical demands and athleticism of the players. We already know Jota’s body cannot cope with the demands of the game, but it is too soon to put Bradley in that same category. Let us see how he gets on next season, but a summer of conditioning should do him a world of good and hopefully we will see the results.
It is all about balance. If we go for someone like Kerkez and have a flying left-back constantly pushing up and down the pitch, we might need a more defensively minded right-back than we are used to. Whoever comes in, there has to be some recognition that Konaté and Gravenberch should not have to cover as much ground as they have during the Trent era.
I have said it before, there will be plenty of times we miss him, but I am far more concerned about finding a reliable goalscorer than replacing Trent. We know we have real quality in Bradley. Yes, there are injuries to consider, but they could just be part of his adaptation to the demands of senior football, which he will hopefully push through. We have seen that happen plenty of times before.
I played a lot of rugby between the ages of six and seventeen, and when I stepped up to the senior game, I spent three or four seasons picking up big injuries because every hit was fifty percent harder and sometimes one hundred and fifty percent harder. My body just was not prepared for it without further conditioning. Football is not as physical, but the principle is the same as it takes time to adapt. Bradley had a year at Bolton, which has helped, but the jump from the lower leagues to the Premier League is another level entirely. Even Slot has said the two biggest differences between Dutch football and the Premier League are one the finishing ability and the physical demands and athleticism of the players. We already know Jota’s body cannot cope with the demands of the game, but it is too soon to put Bradley in that same category. Let us see how he gets on next season, but a summer of conditioning should do him a world of good and hopefully we will see the results.
