Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

Jonjo Shelvey

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

    Originally posted by Chazza View Post
    Didn't see it tonight but read he was half decent in a slightly deeper role.
    He was very impressive apparently. I think he'll do very well.
    * The above is posted in my opinion. Feel free to disagree.

    Comment


      He's a good player and will really come into his own IMO. We were too hasty selling, I would've much preferred a loan.
      Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’

      Comment


        Good player yes. Liverpool central midfield standard? Never.

        I think we were right to sell personally.

        Comment


          Yep. £5 million was a steal for Swansea, Utd get more than that for their reserves. Should have loaned him or got a much higher fee, still only 21 and capped at full international level as well as a regular for u21s.

          Good move for him though, reckon Laudrup will improve him massively.
          'Religion is killing each other over who has the best imaginary friend'

          Comment


            hmm

            i always liked him/felt he'd succeed, but in the end he just lacked something can't put my finger on it, didn't quite kick on and never imo took his chance when given opportunities.

            compared to say henderson, who probably doesn't have the same technical ability, but seems to have kicked on a bit more.

            i think if we could combine the best bits of the two then we'd have some player on his hands

            with regards the deal - i don't think we'll live to regret it - yes, ideal world a loan might have been good, if not then i'd hope we got some sort of back buy clause in there.
            i own everton fans on the internet....that's what i do

            Comment


              He needs to play every week and he'll blossom. As he matures he'll cut out most of those ridiculous and reckless lunges.

              Gerrard used to have a habit of launching himself insanely too.
              James Philip Milner Fanclub #1

              Curtis Julian Jones Fanclub #1

              Comment


                Henderson's got more upstairs. Shelvey is too instinctive...he seemed to act on every instinct rather than being more measured and controlled, and using his noggin. But he has loads of ability and is still just a kid.
                Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’

                Comment


                  the thing is re the lunges - to me, shelvey just looks a bit 'slow' to see things causing him to lunge in

                  where as gerrards lunges where more 'proactive' to shelvey's reactive. don't know if that makes sense but it's how i see it

                  it's strange, shelvey looked like he could become a 'powerful' midfielder - but half the time it was like he was running in treacle.

                  as is say

                  take Hendersons work rate, pace, engine and mentality

                  add shelveys swagger, technique

                  shelvey is 21/henderson 23 so go in the middle

                  and for a 22 yr old we'd have 'the next gerrard'
                  i own everton fans on the internet....that's what i do

                  Comment


                    Would have watched that match myself if I was at home but heard he was excellent.

                    Good result for Swansea too.
                    If we are all only happy when we are really winning in the end, when your race finishes, what life would that be?

                    Comment


                      Think he'll do really well for Swansea. He'll be more central to their plans and feel valued, he was always on the fringes here and i felt he was often trying too hard to impress which impacted on his performances.

                      He was impressive last night in a slightly deeper role and i think he'll blossom. Probably the right move for him at the right time as i doubt he would have got the game time here in order for him to kick on.
                      'Religion is killing each other over who has the best imaginary friend'

                      Comment


                        Shelvey: I had to leave the Kop after not getting a fair crack of the whip
                        By RIATH AL-SAMARRAI
                        PUBLISHED: 22:42, 2 August 2013 | UPDATED: 22:42, 2 August 2013

                        Jonjo Shelvey has claimed he was not given ‘a fair crack of the whip’ at Liverpool – but expects to thrive at Swansea City now that he has left Steven Gerrard’s shadow.
                        The 21-year-old managed only nine starts at Liverpool last season and such was his deteriorating status that they were happy to offload him for £6million this summer.
                        Both sides of the deal think they got a bargain, but Michael Laudrup afforded himself a smug grin on Thursday night after watching the one-time England midfielder excel in Swansea’s 4-0 Europa League demolition of Malmo.



                        Shelvey has a lot more to prove over the coming season, not least because the expectation is that he could be a long-term successor to Leon Britton as Swansea’s pass master.
                        For Shelvey, the necessity is playing time – something that was scarce in a midfield led by Gerrard.
                        He said: ‘You can’t put me and him (Gerrard) in the same sentence because it’s just ridiculous how good he is, but people have compared me to him and that is just an honour. I have gone from living next door to him to living on a farm out here but it is good.



                        ‘I have enjoyed every minute of being here so far, and my missus is loving it as well. It is a big, big thing to leave, to come away from one of the biggest clubs in football, but I felt that I needed to come and play.
                        ‘I didn’t want to sit behind people. I felt that I wasn’t getting a fair crack of the whip at Liverpool but that’s football. I can’t fault any of the players there because they were first class.
                        ‘I felt my days had come to an end, I needed to get away whether it was on loan or permanent, but I needed to leave and try to get some football.’



                        In some respects, the challenge of attaining that at Swansea will not be much easier than at Anfield. In addition to Britton, Laudrup has re-signed Jonathan De Guzman on loan and recruited Jose Canas from Real Betis, while Ki Sung Yeung remains from last season.
                        Even with the demands of the Europa League, five ambitious central midfielders is a lot to juggle and Laudrup indicated on Thursday that no selection is a certainty.
                        Shelvey said: ‘If I play the majority of the games I feel my performances will start to get better. The hardest thing for a young professional footballer is consistency and that is what I have to try and find and take myself to that next level.’

                        Comment


                          Jonjo Shelvey @shelveyJ
                          Haha. In a bit. I worked my nuts off for that club. And if you can't appriciate that or I weren't good enough then that's up to you
                          Jonjo Shelvey @shelveyJ
                          But what's point tweeting me it. There ain't.. You enjoy your season ill enjoy mine.
                          Jonjo Shelvey @shelveyJ
                          Ill always be thankful for what Liverpool did for me and the way they took me in but time was to move on and start playing regularly.
                          Jonjo Shelvey @shelveyJ
                          It's easy for someone to sit on the sideline and pay their 55 quid a week and say what they want.
                          Jonjo Shelvey @shelveyJ
                          And just to clarify I wish Liverpool all the best this season and I sincerely hope they get back to the champions league where they belong

                          Comment


                            Is really that easy to pay £55 a week these days to say what you want?

                            Comment


                              Are them tweets on response to him getting some stick?
                              If we are all only happy when we are really winning in the end, when your race finishes, what life would that be?

                              Comment


                                Yeah some supposed LFC fan trolling.

                                Comment

                                Working...
                                X