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Everyone will poo poo but, Keane at Burnley is a very very good defender - Yup he's English but he'll go places
Not a bad shout at all if we were looking for a RCB (don't know if he has played at LCB on a regular basis). He reminds me a lot of Gary Cahill in how he plays.
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Liverpool defender Joe Gomez was given an emotional round of applause by his team-mates after making a long-awaited return to full training yesterday.
The hugely popular Gomez was greeted with the impromptu welcome when rejoining the senior squad for the first time since the knee ligament injury that brought a promising start to his Anfield career to a shuddering halt exactly 12 months earlier.
Gomez ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament while on international duty with England under-21s last October.
The 19-year-old was close to a return to full training in mid-July but suffered a setback when diagnosed with tendinopathy in his Achilles.
Liverpool have been understandably keen to tread carefully with Gomez’s recovery, but now the player has taken a significant step towards a return to first-team consideration.
The treatment may have moved on now, but don't these have a reputation for taking something away from a player long-term? Lucas being one fairly recent example.
Hope the lad returns just as strong and goes on to fulfil his big potential.
The treatment may have moved on now, but don't these have a reputation for taking something away from a player long-term? Lucas being one fairly recent example.
Hope the lad returns just as strong and goes on to fulfil his big potential.
The treatment may have moved on now, but don't these have a reputation for taking something away from a player long-term? Lucas being one fairly recent example.
Hope the lad returns just as strong and goes on to fulfil his big potential.
Klopp’s side claimed a 5-0 victory over Accrington, with Academy forward Rhian Brewster notching a hat-trick and Emre Can and Harry Wilson also on target.
A number of other senior players featured in a strong line-up for the game, including Loris Karius, Lucas Leiva, Joel Matip, James Milner and Alberto Moreno.
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