anyone mentioned teun koopmeiners yet?
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dave of mutilation
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I think if we spent £200 mil on Bellingham and Rice we'd get it all back in 4-5 years when sold. Obviously risks attached to it but if we were offered them on loan for that length of time just covering wages I don't think they'd be compliantsOriginally posted by wiw View PostI think there's certainly a world where Rice is worth the money if he's say £60m (though not £100m obviously
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Originally posted by Liverpool View PostI think if we spent £200 mil on Bellingham and Rice we'd get it all back in 4-5 years when sold. Obviously risks attached to it but if we were offered them on loan for that length of time just covering wages I don't think they'd be compliants
Rice is 24 in two months or so. You are not getting your money back on him in 4 to 5 years.
For the money West Ham are rumoured to want for him, circa 100m, he would have to be a surefire hit to be worth the money.
Same goes for Bellingham and the 150m that Dortmund are supposed to want for him. For that money he would need to be a massive success.I don't hate people. I just feel better when they aren't around.
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Dortmund may be claiming they want £130m/€150m for Bellingham, but I think it’ll be closer to £100m.
They were saying £108m for Sancho, he went for £73m..
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Though for the Jude money (and maybe a bit more top), I’d much rather have 2 from the likes of Caicedo, Kone, Youssouf Fofana, Enzo Fernandez. Rounded off with someone like Laimer on a free..
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Atalanta were the ones who took a punt on him, seems he is doing well this season but one of the lads I work with is from Bergamo and is a massive Atalanta fan, he said he isn’t that great.Originally posted by little dave hedgehog View Post
We need to bring it back to basics, use full backs and attackers with the midfield to enable it. That means we need strong fit lads with some tactical cop onComment
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Someone posted it then deleted it so I don’t know if it can be verified.
Midfields ranked by tackling stats.
Thiago - 89%
Henderson - 82%
Fabinho - 64%
Milner - 43%
Elliot - 42%[B]Sir Isaac Newton knew the universal law of karma - any action has its equal and opposite reaction.[B]Comment
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Means nothing without context.
Number of tackles is important by comparison, also number of presses forcing an errorIn the beginning, Fowler created the Heaven and the Earth.Comment
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Just had a wee look.
Thiago - Has averaged 2.8 tackles per game in the PL this season and 3 per game in the CL. His averages per game for interceptions are 1.5 in the PL and 1.4 in the CL.
Henderson - Averaged 0.8 tackles per game in the PL so far and 2 per game in the CL. Interception averages per game are 0.8 in the PL and 0.7 in the CL
Fabinho - 1.8 tackles per game in the PL and 1.2 in the CL. Interceptions are 1 per game in the PL and 1.3 in the CL.
Milner - 0.8 tackles per game in the PL and 1.3 in the CL. Interception averages are 0.5 per game in the PL and 0.2 in the CL.
Elliot - 0.7 tackles per game in the PL and 1 per game in the CL. Interceptions are .03 in the PL and 0.5 in the CL/I don't hate people. I just feel better when they aren't around.
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I'd say its 100% their policy to TRY and operate that way and tbh rightly so. Its a brilliant way to run a club. However you can't afford many misses in that model so needs an edwards and a Klopp. And it also takes a big hit when something like covid comes along and stops you realising on those assets when they're at maximum value.Originally posted by BootRoom View PostComment
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And Thiago is just a freak
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Would both Tyler Morton and Jude Bellingham count as homegrown?Comment
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Looking at this, Bellingham's home grown status runs our next Summer so not sure he would count towards that which raises issues.
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