Mo Salah

[baitman]

Let's hope he puts a shift in before he goes.

[danperkins]

What an absolute legend, best for all concerned.

[Kenneth]

Thank **** for that.

[Scratch]

Is he under contract for one more season? Would that suggest a deal in place?

[Mark79]

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[Mark79]

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[ntto]

Gone end of season - confirmed

[SB]

It looked strange as he didn’t seem to be in obvious discomfort but went straight down the tunnel. Any word on what it might be?

[Doc_Piptorious]

Bit like your post in this thread

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del

[peterbread]

Looks alot more like his old self when he's getting plenty of touches in and around the box, rather than stuck 40 yards deeper on the touchline.

Frimpong proving the width has made a big difference the balance has been much better all over the pitch.

[Mark79]

Looks alot more like his old self when he's getting plenty of touches in and around the box, rather than stuck 40 yards deeper on the touchline.

[Charly]

Does feel like deja vu from when Fabinho went from one of the finest defensive midfielders in the world to chasing shadows almost overnight. The margins at elite level are so fine.

We were at our best with Didi Hamman and Javier Mascherano. Before we signed and as soon as we lost both of those players we had exactly the same problem as now.

I find it so frustrating. Grav was arguably player of the season last year.

Any manager who doesnt use a proper DM is clueless as far as I am concerned.

Fab did drop off a lot, but we sold him soon after. Most players do suddenly drop off, when their knees and ankles drop off a few % and suddenly they are no longer able to compete at an elite level.

[BobTheCharmer]

I think impact sub is his role and he could be really good at this. When the game is stretched and players are tired, he's able to compete. The problem is I think most of our players are better suited coming off the bench than thry are to starting!

[Catrin]

Does feel like deja vu from when Fabinho went from one of the finest defensive midfielders in the world to chasing shadows almost overnight. The margins at elite level are so fine.