His first touch is way better than Ox though, which is so important for a midfielder. He won't ever match Ox for speed and powerful running, but he's got everything else.
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His first touch is way better than Ox though, which is so important for a midfielder. He won't ever match Ox for speed and powerful running, but he's got everything else.
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25% corporate/players/contractual agreements and 75% ballot.
Couple of my mates got tickets for the next match.
Its 1500 tickets in a ballot for any Liverpool area ST holder or fan card holder with maximum credit from 2 seasons ago, and there is a 1 in 4 chance of gettign a ticket.
So by my maths that means there are only ~6K season ticket & full match attending fan card holders in the Liverpool area ... surely that can't be right?
Its 1500 tickets in a ballot for any Liverpool area ST holder or fan card holder with maximum credit from 2 seasons ago, and there is a 1 in 4 chance of gettign a ticket.
So by my maths that means there are only ~6K season ticket & full match attending fan card holders in the Liverpool area ... surely that can't be right?
It could be right. Loads of season ticket holders aren't locals. Loads.
Despite us having twice as many fans as Everton (by their own study) in the City, they defo have more local regular (as in most matches) match going fans imo.
Compared to some of the other options during lockdown in tier 2, I would say sounds like a good night out still.
I was excited about the local Turkish barbers opening back today so standards are pretty low right now.
Nah. Go into most pubs when the derby is on and reds outnumber blues. It's just harder to get tickets
Isn't that just because you don't frequent Blue pubs though 😉
He’ll be injured by 7:55 Sunday evening.
If Trent & Naby are back I want to see:
-------------Kelleher------------
Trent--Matip--Fabs--Robbo
--------Hendo---Gini----------
--------------Naby--------------
Salah-------Jota---------Mane
Then give the outfield X of this team a rest for midgetland
-------------Kelleher------------
Trent--Matip--Fabs--Robbo
--------Hendo---Gini----------
--------------Naby--------------
Salah-------Jota---------Mane
Then give the outfield X of this team a rest for midgetland
Our next few games are like this (bar Palace all are early to late evening games) :
Wolves (H - 6th), Midtjylland (A - 9th), Fulham (A - 13th), Spurs (H - 16th 9pm), Palace (A - 19th), WBA (H - 27th).
That's not a bad run at all if we play a virtual reserve team vs. Midtjylland. A week's rest after Wolves and 8 days between CP and WBA. So we should be looking at whatever we call full strength on the day in almost all of those games.
Naby is back, but what about TAA ? Seems like he's in full training now. With that week's rest after Wolves I'd start him if fit. None of this bench lark.
............................... Kellagher
TAA ........... Matip ................ Fabs ...... Robbo
..................... Hendo .......... Gini
............................... Keita (Jones can come on when he tires, or vice versa with ca. 50/40 mins each)
Salah .................. Firmino ................ Mane
You know Klopp is starting Bobby after his last excellent runout, so Jota is coming on after 60-70 mins for whoever of those three is looking like they need a break.
It's a strong team and I'm going for a 2-0 win if that's the starting team and subs.
Wolves (H - 6th), Midtjylland (A - 9th), Fulham (A - 13th), Spurs (H - 16th 9pm), Palace (A - 19th), WBA (H - 27th).
That's not a bad run at all if we play a virtual reserve team vs. Midtjylland. A week's rest after Wolves and 8 days between CP and WBA. So we should be looking at whatever we call full strength on the day in almost all of those games.
Naby is back, but what about TAA ? Seems like he's in full training now. With that week's rest after Wolves I'd start him if fit. None of this bench lark.
............................... Kellagher
TAA ........... Matip ................ Fabs ...... Robbo
..................... Hendo .......... Gini
............................... Keita (Jones can come on when he tires, or vice versa with ca. 50/40 mins each)
Salah .................. Firmino ................ Mane
You know Klopp is starting Bobby after his last excellent runout, so Jota is coming on after 60-70 mins for whoever of those three is looking like they need a break.
It's a strong team and I'm going for a 2-0 win if that's the starting team and subs.
I'd start Jones ahead of Gini, to give Gini a break and only bring him on if we need.
I think Klopp is going full strength. He'll rest the usual starters against Middlesjylland.
Not sure if Trent starts because he just came back from injury. Then again Neco is going to be needed in the CL game.
Anyway, my team:
Kelleher
Trent
Matip
Phillips
Robbo
Fabs
Hendo
Gini
Salah
Mane
Firmino
Not sure if Trent starts because he just came back from injury. Then again Neco is going to be needed in the CL game.
Anyway, my team:
Kelleher
Trent
Matip
Phillips
Robbo
Fabs
Hendo
Gini
Salah
Mane
Firmino
I thought about Phillips too however Matip+Fabs is clearly a stronger pairing and we now have more than enough in midfield though it would be good to see Fabs back at DM.
The reason for having him in midfield is mainly because of the injury crisis in midfield and the fact that Wolves have pretty skillful players in the middle. At times we just let Ajax stroll through our midfield, our CB's were made to work hard that game.
This is on amazon in the U.K. It’s the first of 3 games on Amazon this month. Loads will sign up for the 30 day free trial then cancel.
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Kelleher to face another test against Wolves
Jürgen Klopp celebrated blooming youth in the aftermath of Tuesday’s hard-won Champions League defeat of Ajax. While Neco Williams and Curtis Jones conjured the winning goal between them, Caoimhín Kelleher was first to receive a bear hug from their manager. The goalkeeper’s ability to play with the ball at his feet, born of playing as a midfielder in his schoolboy days back in Ireland, would seem to push him ahead of Adrián, rather less of a ball player, in the reckoning to stand in for Alisson, the latest victim of Liverpool’s plague of muscle injuries. Williams and Jones may play their part, too, as Klopp’s rage at the scheduling continues to be justified by senior players breaking down. Wolves are also having to look to youth, with Raúl Jiménez set to be missing for some time after fracturing his skull at Arsenal on Sunday. Fábio Silva, who came on at the Emirates after that sickening injury, showed fleeting glimpses of what made him worth £35m from Porto. Nuno Espírito Santo is being characteristically cautious with him, but a vacancy has arisen.
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Kelleher to face another test against Wolves
Jürgen Klopp celebrated blooming youth in the aftermath of Tuesday’s hard-won Champions League defeat of Ajax. While Neco Williams and Curtis Jones conjured the winning goal between them, Caoimhín Kelleher was first to receive a bear hug from their manager. The goalkeeper’s ability to play with the ball at his feet, born of playing as a midfielder in his schoolboy days back in Ireland, would seem to push him ahead of Adrián, rather less of a ball player, in the reckoning to stand in for Alisson, the latest victim of Liverpool’s plague of muscle injuries. Williams and Jones may play their part, too, as Klopp’s rage at the scheduling continues to be justified by senior players breaking down. Wolves are also having to look to youth, with Raúl Jiménez set to be missing for some time after fracturing his skull at Arsenal on Sunday. Fábio Silva, who came on at the Emirates after that sickening injury, showed fleeting glimpses of what made him worth £35m from Porto. Nuno Espírito Santo is being characteristically cautious with him, but a vacancy has arisen.
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