deacvision7
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They're finishedSo Southampton effectively punched their ticket to the Championship today right ? 8 pts back with 3 to play
They're finishedSo Southampton effectively punched their ticket to the Championship today right ? 8 pts back with 3 to play
He’s on a longer contract, sells shirts, but hell yea Everton cashing them checks and the Gordon ones tooRicharlison's done about 10 90s in the league this year, has 1 goal, and cost over 50 mil, so I guess it's all relative.
11th manager since 2019??? What a circus.
The Melo loan was disastrous obviously but it's way too early to conclude that Carvalho's acquisition was a bad buy. He's got plenty of talent, he's 20 years old and he cost something like 5-10m pounds.Some quick math tells me Liverpool paid approximately 1 million pounds for every 90 minutes played by Arthur Melo and Fab Carvalho this season, not including their salaries. Good value.
The Carvalho thing pisses me off. His career was rocketing forward at Fulham and Klopp bought him with absolutely no plan to use him because his system doesn’t even use the position Fab plays. And rather than send him on loan they put him through the “let’s injure all our shrimpy little teenagers” Liverpool academy training that y’all seem to love doing and wasted a key year of his development. Why not just loan him back to Fulham if there wasn’t a spot for him this season? He was killing it there. Seems like by all accounts the plan is to loan him out next season, but imo his agent really screwed up letting him land there at this point in his development when he should be getting full team time and starts every week. Instead he hasn’t even made the squad most weeks and has had three minutes of match time in three months. Wasteful for a player of his talent. Guess he’s on contract til 2027 so plenty of time to figure things out but as a fan of his game you want to actually watch the kid play somewhere.The Melo loan was disastrous obviously but it's way too early to conclude that Carvalho's acquisition was a bad buy. He's got plenty of talent, he's 20 years old and he cost something like 5-10m pounds.
For choosing where to go? Yes, but that’s a lot of pressure on a teenager to get right, and I’m not sure you could blame him from wanting to make the jump to a big club either, especially with agents telling him it’s the right call. No virgins in football, I’m just being bitter here. Again would love a @TexasDeac10 rant here to fill this out.the player has to take a good amount of that responsibility, doesn't he? unless Klopp lied to him about potential playing time
Aside from his late stoppage time winner against Newcastle, which was a huge moment for him and the team, I completely agree with you. This year has been a waste, unless you believe there's enough value in training with the team for a year to miss actual game time, which is a poor argument for a guy who was already thriving in Fulham's first team. A loan would have made far more sense.The Carvalho thing pisses me off. His career was rocketing forward at Fulham and Klopp bought him with absolutely no plan to use him because his system doesn’t even use the position Fab plays. And rather than send him on loan they put him through the “let’s injure all our shrimpy little teenagers” Liverpool academy training that y’all seem to love doing and wasted a key year of his development. Why not just loan him back to Fulham if there wasn’t a spot for him this season? He was killing it there. Seems like by all accounts the plan is to loan him out next season, but imo his agent really screwed up letting him land there at this point in his development when he should be getting full team time and starts every week. Instead he hasn’t even made the squad most weeks and has had three minutes of match time in three months. Wasteful for a player of his talent. Guess he’s on contract til 2027 so plenty of time to figure things out but as a fan of his game you want to actually watch the kid play somewhere.