Mo Salah

[Charly]

Stuck with it. Let hope Gomez holds up too.

Just saw a vote on Sky Sports

Should Slot have reinstated Salah?
Salah dropped again, right call by Slot?

Yes/No?

[Friend of Moises]

Salah is finished. Nothing about his play is good enough, nothing

[BobTheCharmer]

Yeah he's shot. Gone. Broken. Knackered. If he was a horse, the glue factory would be the next stop.

[BootRoom]

Hungry Mo the same as well-nourished Mo; both have gotta go.

[Friend of Moises]

It's becoming tragic.

[kemm1]

Hungry Mo the same as well-nourished Mo; both have gotta go.

It's criminal that we gave him all that money when it was clear he's on the decline. He must be sold in January.

[SB]

Yeah I can’t see any other outcome other than him being sold, & the sooner the better.

[Harv]

It's criminal that we gave him all that money when it was clear he's on the decline. He must be sold in January.

...But he scored so many goals...

[Angryred]

...But he scored so many goals...

Yep, SCORED...past tense, thanks for the service & the goals. Good luck in Saudi Arabia, mate!

[kemm1]

Yep, SCORED...past tense, thanks for the service & the goals. Good luck in Saudi Arabia, mate!

[Buzzo]

You’ll never walk alone Mo.

A club legend but looking like this will be his last season with us. Given us everything and almost single handed at times last season delivered us number 20.

Shows how reliant any club that wants to deliver trophies will ultimately be on that one player to deliver goals on a regular basis.

It always feels like this at the end, some seeming to revel in it others less so.

At its peak Salah, Firmino and Mane was literally the best attacking three IÂ’ve ever witnessed - literally the perfect balance. Saw an interview with the Ox recently and he summarised why they were so good and how their different qualities dragged us to victory at different times.

I look at Salah this season and the thing that really strikes me about him was him in floods of tears infront of the Kop against Bournemouth. His post about for the first time being scared about going back to Liverpool to face the grief and bereavement.

I choose to be forgiving about his form this season, with all of them because it looks like an emotionally fragile environment which will be affecting both the existing players and the new who turn up to this grieving group. I even feel his motivation to earn a new contract ultimately was the driving force to us winning the League last season and if this contract isn’t working out then it being signed was worth it for that title.

But that’s just me.

The end of the Salah and Van Dijk era is nigh.

[Doc_Piptorious]

You’ll never walk alone Mo.

A club legend but looking like this will be his last season with us. Given us everything and almost single handed at times last season delivered us number 20.

Shows how reliant any club that wants to deliver trophies will ultimately be on that one player to deliver goals on a regular basis.

It always feels like this at the end, some seeming to revel in it others less so.

At its peak Salah, Firmino and Mane was literally the best attacking three IÂ’ve ever witnessed - literally the perfect balance. Saw an interview with the Ox recently and he summarised why they were so good and how their different qualities dragged us to victory at different times.

I look at Salah this season and the thing that really strikes me about him was him in floods of tears infront of the Kop against Bournemouth. His post about for the first time being scared about going back to Liverpool to face the grief and bereavement.

I choose to be forgiving about his form this season, with all of them because it looks like an emotionally fragile environment which will be affecting both the existing players and the new who turn up to this grieving group. I even feel his motivation to earn a new contract ultimately was the driving force to us winning the League last season and if this contract isn’t working out then it being signed was worth it for that title.

But that’s just me.

The end of the Salah and Van Dijk era is nigh.

Aye, in relation to Mo, he has given us his best years, his best form and the chance to see a genuine club legend strutting his stuff.

Not his fault his body is aging (in footballing terms anyway) and that a massive tragedy happen to him and the other players.

One of our best ever and for me that is his legacy and how I will remember him long after he has moved on from the club.

[baitman]

If he doesn't want to tarnish his legacy he needs to be sorting out his next club ASAP.
There will soon be a queue of people willing to drop him off at JLA

[Doc_Piptorious]

If he doesn't want to tarnish his legacy he needs to be sorting out his next club ASAP.
There will soon be a queue of people willing to drop him off at JLA

One poor season does not tarnish what he did in the eight seasons that came before it imo.


Here is a mad one for ya, Saka gets lauded as being world by the media and again this season his praises are being sung. Salah on the other hand is having a careeer worst season.


Saka has 4 goals and 1 assists in the PL

Salah has 4 goals and 2 assists in the PL.


Now I know Arsenal are on top of the league, but Saka by all accounts has been very average to poor at times in open play ( as has Salah) despite the pundits bigging him up whereas it is open season on Salah who has posted slightly better numbers.

[Sus]

One poor season does not tarnish what he did in the eight seasons that came before it imo.


Here is a mad one for ya, Saka gets lauded as being world by the media and again this season his praises are being sung. Salah on the other hand is having a careeer worst season.


Saka has 4 goals and 1 assists in the PL

Salah has 4 goals and 2 assists in the PL.


Now I know Arsenal are on top of the league, but Saka by all accounts has been very average to poor at times in open play ( as has Salah) despite the pundits bigging him up whereas it is open season on Salah who has posted slightly better numbers.

Saka is massively overpriced at 10m in FPL, which tells you everything