FOOTBALL English Premier League 23/24 Discussion
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- Jan 25, 2014
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Why the hell aren't we putting crosses in the box for him when he's on?
Wolfie
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Tbh, i dont think Liverpool have been that outstanding, they have just been ultra consistent in just getting results. They have been machine like with their results.
- Feb 23, 2014
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Yeah I'd probably agree, but it's the perfect recipe for winning a league. They never beat themselves.
Salah is having a proper season too. Incredible.
Klopp has to look at this and think, why did I not stay 1 more season
(Not to take anything off Slot, but Klopp deserves alot of credit for this team).
- Feb 23, 2014
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The only player even trying to cross has been Dorgu. I watched back parts of the Everton game again, it was worse than I even remembered. These players are legitimately awful.
If the club cannot find a way to bring in 5+ system suitable players in the summer, it's curtains. On top of that they need to remove several issues.
Remains to be seen if either are possible/probable.
Wolfie
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United need to get rid of the deadwood and huge earners before they can rebuild i reckon, which isnt going to be easy. Its When you factor in as well there will more than likely be no European football, its not as attractive a move as it used to be. Could be looking at another couple of seasons of pain for United fans.
Seems so weird that such a powerhouse club is in such a poor state financially. They are turning into the English Barcelona but with way less success on the field. They need Liverpool like recruitment. Every signing needs to be good value and not overpriced.
- Feb 23, 2014
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Yep, and if the signings aren't/can't be there, the first team needs to be filled from within, from the youth setup while the deadweight is cleared.
If they do well, you can sell for pure profit, or keep them, fully integrated and built up playing the system.
No surprise this has already been high on the agenda pinching youth stars from Arsenal.
As dross as we are to watch, I would rather short term pain if the club sticks to a plan. I just don't trust Glazers/Ineos at all.
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Ineos are already talking about raising the ticket prices on top of all the job cuts. They are lucky really they can rely on support from outside the area to keep paying overinflated ticket prices. Not many clubs apart from Liverpool have the ability to get fans in such numbers from all over the country.
I see the press keep linking them with Cunha, but there is no way i can see how they can afford him even for his insanely low release clause. Selling all the good youth team prospects may well be the only way to raise some decent funds for a rebuild. And thats if they even impress enough to get decent money.
