Happy New Year You Surly Bastards!
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Liverpool FC 2023-24: Return of the Mac Allister
Was never a red but I'm shocked that the appeal was successful. Can't remember that ever happening.
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Liverpool FC 2023-24: Return of the Mac Allister
Lots of smoke around Fluminese's DM Andre. Sounds like it'll take £40M to get him in immediately or £25M for a January move but could also depend on their Copa Libertadores result, which is tied 1-1 going into the second leg Tuesday. C'mon Argentinos Juniors! As someone who's followed him since yesterday morning, he seems like a great buy but only if we get in another 6. Hard to see us dropping our interest in Lavia but Southampton seem intent on playing hardball. Either way, we're gonna be playing our first few fixtures without a true ball winner and that is a bit concerning.
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MLS 2023
Messi is a Lucky Charms guy, we have so much in common.
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Liverpool FC 2023-24: Return of the Mac Allister
Ettifaq you, pay me?
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Liverpool FC 2023-24: Return of the Mac Allister
Fabinho was good the last 10 games, once we started playing Trent in the hybrid role. I guess £40M for him is decent business but that's a helluva lot of turnover, especially considering how long Klopp tends to bed new players in. Finding a replacement to just slot into our #6 role is not going to be a piece of cake. Caicedo would go a long way toward easing my fears, especially since he and Mac Allister have played together. Still want to see us sign Lavia but I'm skeptical he can be a starter from day 1.
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Liverpool FC 2023-24: Return of the Mac Allister
Losing Milner, Hendo, Fabinho, plus the 180 minutes we'd get from Keita + Ox (and Arthur!), with Carvalho out on loan...that's a lot to replace. We'd better get Lavia done quick and then activate Ibrahim Sangare's release clause. Jfc what a transfer window.
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Liverpool FC 2023-24: Return of the Mac Allister
Here's a good deep dive on Romeo Lavia TL;DR – let's get this done, he's already very good and could be world class in a few years.
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Liverpool FC 2023-24: Return of the Mac Allister
We have a good relationship w/ Leipzig and Szoboszlai is the absolute perfect signing for our current squad. Can play at basically any position in our front five, with some real Stevie G vibes, and that release clause is far from outrageous in this market. I'm actually bullish on this one happening. A #8 with end product is a must-have this summer, so I hope we get either him or Veiga, then Thuram/Kone/Lavia as our #6, a CB, and it'll be a fantastic transfer window.
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Liverpool FC 2023-24: Return of the Mac Allister
Yeah, this is very disappointing. I was really hoping he'd end up at LAFC.
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Palo Alto Super Regional: Texas @ Stanford
When's first pitch tomorrow? Can't find anything except TBA...
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Liverpool FC 2022-2023: And Now Jurgen Believe Us
This Tifo IRL video is a great breakdown of Gakpo's game: Pretty funny that it's done by Carl Anka, who's a big ManU fan and probably thought his signing was an inevitability.
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Liverpool FC 2022-2023: And Now Jurgen Believe Us
Here's a nice comp of some Gakpo goals, mostly because it lacks the shit ass music you normally get with these: He looks incredibly two-footed and seems like his primary position is on the left of a front three. Perfect fill-in while Luchito is out and could definitely provide competition when he's back. He's fast as hell and has great feet for a dude who's so big. What a nice surprise after a fun win today.
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Liverpool FC 2022-2023: And Now Jurgen Believe Us
In the PL, Darwin has 8 big chances missed. Salah has 10. Darwin has 5 goals, Mo has 6. For context, Gabriel Jesus has 11 big chances missed and 5 goals. Have yet to hear a pundit do anything except sing his praises about how he's the most important signing for Arsenal in a decade. Getting into positions where you get big chances is more than half the battle. His finishing will get sharper. I'd be far more worried if he wasn't getting any chances at all.
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Liverpool FC 2022-2023: And Now Jurgen Believe Us
He has a goal every 122' in the PL, a goal every 94' in the Champions League. Tell me you've never seen Ryan Babel play without telling me you've never seen Ryan Babel play.
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Liverpool FC 2022-2023: And Now Jurgen Believe Us
Pretty fun one today for our first game back. Would love to beat City and move on in our cup defense but also relatively low stakes, all things considered.