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      removing all the weak links makes us stronger

      too many gutless players, no beef or desire. pussies everywhere... sack them all.

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        Imagine, just imagine that by some miracle we get the 2012-14 Daniel Sturridge back. It's as good as getting Dembele if not better, we'll win the ****in league.

        I'm certain it can't happen as his body's probably gone through too much, but ****in hell...

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          He's looking lean and fit to be fair and he deserves the chance and let's hope he can stay fit as there's no doubt a fully fit Sturridge is one of the best around.

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            Originally posted by Leyton388 View Post
            He's looking lean and fit to be fair and he deserves the chance and let's hope he can stay fit as there's no doubt a fully fit Sturridge is one of the best around.
            In his prime that would have been true. But he is past his prime and being fully fit won't give him back his pace etc.

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              Originally posted by Paul12 View Post
              In his prime that would have been true. But he is past his prime and being fully fit won't give him back his pace etc.
              He is 28....in his prime right now. I would take a gamble on him as back up this season ahead of the sub standard Solanke or Ings
              "Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob Paisley

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                If we play him deeper there is far less reliance on the kind of explosive sprints necessary when playing off the last man. It could enable him to manage his body through.

                I think he has the touch, technique, creativity and vision to make an impact in a deeper role. But it's a big risk for us to rely on him.

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                  I agree its a risk, but I think Klopp has earnt that. I would prefer if we signed a quality replacement for Coutinho.

                  We ran out of midfielders this season, they were on their last legs in the final. We lost Can and The Ox and bought in two players. Hopefully we wont get as many injuries, but Milners legs may go. Can Shaq play centrally?
                  In the beginning, Fowler created the Heaven and the Earth.

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                    Originally posted by Charly View Post
                    I agree its a risk, but I think Klopp has earnt that. I would prefer if we signed a quality replacement for Coutinho.

                    We ran out of midfielders this season, they were on their last legs in the final. We lost Can and The Ox and bought in two players. Hopefully we wont get as many injuries, but Milners legs may go. Can Shaq play centrally?
                    It's a risk worth taking, a fit Studge could be an £80m player... I think Big Shaq can play central.

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                      We've been here a number of times before.
                      Trey Nyoni: countdown to stardom- 2 years 1year 0.5 years

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                        Originally posted by Kenneth View Post
                        We've been here a number of times before.
                        Theres always one miserable cunt at the party

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                          Originally posted by Patricks_Berger View Post
                          If we play him deeper there is far less reliance on the kind of explosive sprints necessary when playing off the last man. It could enable him to manage his body through.

                          I think he has the touch, technique, creativity and vision to make an impact in a deeper role. But it's a big risk for us to rely on him.
                          What do you mean play him deeper? We aren't going to play him in a midfield 3 and our usual number 9 drops deep anyway and doesn't play on the last shoulder of the defender. Surely he'll just be playing where he always plays?
                          If we are all only happy when we are really winning in the end, when your race finishes, what life would that be?

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                            Originally posted by RedReet View Post
                            What do you mean play him deeper? We aren't going to play him in a midfield 3 and our usual number 9 drops deep anyway and doesn't play on the last shoulder of the defender. Surely he'll just be playing where he always plays?
                            if we do play studge as a deeper 9 then the main difference will be he will be slotting the ball around but he wont be taking part in any pressing.
                            just not sure how it'll work against proper teams outside of pre-season friendlies.
                            i reckon he's still on the 'come and buy me' list despite all the press chit chat.
                            removing all the weak links makes us stronger

                            too many gutless players, no beef or desire. pussies everywhere... sack them all.

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                              Originally posted by Assassin View Post
                              Theres always one miserable cunt at the party

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                                He'll play deep against bus parkers and cup games. Decent option on the bench for the rest. With no Fekir coming in. He's got til January to do something

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