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  • greenturnip
    Benitez
    • May 2015
    • 677

    #571
    I see that the official site has an update on Gomez and Matip...it’s as if they know we’re all thinking “wtf - why let Clyney go when our defence is already stretched?” It’s very odd. If we got £20M for him I wouldn’t be so surprised, but a loan? I wonder whether there is another factor here...?

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    • The_weatherman
      Smug
      • Nov 2006
      • 14177

      #572
      Warnock is not entitled to Clyne.....surely Clyne would rather go to Bournemouth than Cardiff......he has a say for himself.
      * The above is posted in my opinion. Feel free to disagree.

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      • Norbs
        Big Girl's Blouse
        • Jun 2007
        • 42639

        #573
        Originally posted by The_weatherman
        Warnock is not entitled to Clyne.....surely Clyne would rather go to Bournemouth than Cardiff......he has a say for himself.
        Play for Colin ****** or play for Eddie Howe

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        • The_weatherman
          Smug
          • Nov 2006
          • 14177

          #574
          Originally posted by Norbs
          Play for Colin ****** or play for Eddie Howe
          It a Sophies choice really.
          * The above is posted in my opinion. Feel free to disagree.

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          • Mark79
            Paisley
            • Jun 2008
            • 11006

            #575
            Originally posted by frank the tank
            I just think most people would prefer to see Moreno gone first - because Clyne would be a better back up for Robbo. Also, if Trent needs resting or got injured, then Gomez at right back could mean Lovren back in the team.....so that is ****e too. After his solid game v Man United, Clyne got on the bench ahead of Moreno.

            That said, Milner is probably ahead of Clyne as back up left back and right back.

            It should be grand, but if Moreno, Gomez at right back (or Dejan in the team with Gomez at right back) happens to get in the team and makes a **** up that costs us points, dopes like me will say "why the **** did we let Clyne go".
            Exactly - we already know that in the absence of TAA, Klopp would rather move Gomez from CB and bring Lovren in, or play Milner there. That’s still going to be the case whether Clyne is here or not. What any of us would prefer is irrelevant.

            So that being the case and barring all 3 being injured again, where is Clyne’s playing time suddenly going to come from and how does letting him go actually make any difference?

            People can say "why the **** did we let Clyne go?" in the event of another player making a costly mistake. But the answer is that it’s highly unlikely that Clyne would have been on instead of that player even if we hadn’t let him go.
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            • Red_Polo
              Takin' Her Easy
              • Jul 2006
              • 35520

              #576
              Originally posted by The_weatherman
              Warnock is not entitled to Clyne.....surely Clyne would rather go to Bournemouth than Cardiff......he has a say for himself.
              No but it's pretty rude if he's been misled and/or nobody has updated him on the situation.

              Not as rude as him shooting his mouth off in the media, obv.
              Like blood on iron

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              • ChesterDave
                Paisley
                • Oct 2010
                • 32224

                #577
                Originally posted by Vermilion
                I see Neil Warncock isn't at all bothered about not getting Clyne then.

                'Liverpool and Clyne promised me the deal would be done'

                'Lack of class, i gave Nathaniel his debut too'

                'Didn't even tell me, i saw he'd gone to Bournmouth on the tv'

                'I did everything right, maybe i should have tapped him up eh?''.
                Can't be good for his blood pressure to be so salty.

                Speaking of class - don't tell your teams to go out an d kick lumps out of the opposition, Neil.
                Football without Origi is nothing

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                • Exiled_red
                  Paisley
                  • Nov 2007
                  • 55279

                  #578
                  Clyne has worked with him once and doesn't want to do it again that should tell him something...
                  The only gracious way to accept an insult is to ignore it; if you can't ignore it, top it; if you can't top it, laugh at it; if you can't laugh at it, it's probably deserved.

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                  • RedReet
                    Fantasy Football Champion
                    • Dec 2006
                    • 25265

                    #579
                    Originally posted by Pepe79
                    I’ve nothing against him. I just don’t get why people think he’s suddenly going to get game time when he’s clearly Klopp’s 4th choice RB, or the surprise that he would leave to play regularly.
                    There was no real way of knowing that though because he was injured. Once he came back from injury, played well against United, it was a natural assumption that he would start getting more minutes after that.
                    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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                    • Mark79
                      Paisley
                      • Jun 2008
                      • 11006

                      #580
                      Originally posted by RedReet
                      There was no real way of knowing that though because he was injured. Once he came back from injury, played well against United, it was a natural assumption that he would start getting more minutes after that.
                      Klopp has just let him go on loan though. That doesn’t suggest that he saw him as at least 2nd choice or that he intended to play him any more often now that he appears to be available again

                      Bar the odd isolated illness or ‘knock’, he hasn’t been officially injured since early last year. Other than that, there was just the vague ‘it’s too complicated to explain’ stuff from Klopp. But then when we had no other options he was suddenly able to play about a week later.
                      Last edited by Mark79; 06-01-19, 12:57 PM.
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                      • Leyton388
                        aka liverpooltj
                        • Jul 2007
                        • 26044

                        #581
                        It's always funny when we **** Warnock over and troll him. The guy is absolute weapon.

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                        • Mark79
                          Paisley
                          • Jun 2008
                          • 11006

                          #582
                          Originally posted by Leyton388
                          It's always funny when we **** Warnock over and troll him. The guy is absolute weapon.
                          it’s been too long since the last time. I hope we can get another one in before clubs stop employing him.
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                          • Exiled_red
                            Paisley
                            • Nov 2007
                            • 55279

                            #583
                            Don't we play them in late April, the 4th last game of the season, if they have a **** time there's an outside chance we could send them down, which would be nice
                            The only gracious way to accept an insult is to ignore it; if you can't ignore it, top it; if you can't top it, laugh at it; if you can't laugh at it, it's probably deserved.

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                            • greenturnip
                              Benitez
                              • May 2015
                              • 677

                              #584
                              Anybody who plays at RB instead of Trent now is a player that is better elsewhere on the pitch and reduces our options there, is how I see it.

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                              • Fredo
                                Not to be taken seriously
                                • Aug 2010
                                • 35173

                                #585
                                Originally posted by greenturnip
                                Anybody who plays at RB instead of Trent now is a player that is better elsewhere on the pitch and reduces our options there, is how I see it.
                                Camacho can play there. So maybe he will get his chance? And there are a few other youngsters who could be given their chance.

                                It's a nothing discussion really. It doesn't jeopardise our chances in any way.
                                Are we winning?

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