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  • danperkins
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    His hair and his face?

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  • Tatterdemalion
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    There are two reasons that makes no sense.

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  • Kenneth
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    Liverpool have turned down a proposal from Newcastle United which involved Anthony Gordon joining the Reds and Jarell Quansah moving in the opposite direction as part of the deal.

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  • Mark79
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    Originally posted by rudedog View Post
    It was Gomez who was going to be part of the Gordon deal.
    It was Quansah who Newcastle initially asked for as part of the deal they proposed for Gordon.

    Somewhere in the negotiations it changed to Gomez.

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  • Gray
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    Correct

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  • rudedog
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    Originally posted by Kenneth View Post
    Surely he was only valued at £50m for PSR fraud reasons of some kind as part of a deal for Gordon.
    It was Gomez who was going to be part of the Gordon deal.

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  • Kenneth
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    Surely he was only valued at £50m for PSR fraud reasons of some kind as part of a deal for Gordon.

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  • peterbread
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    [James Pearce] Liverpool planning for next season with Quansah on board. Not for sale amid talk of Newcastle renewing their interest. Big part of Slot’s plans. Newcastle valued him at £50m last summer & since then he’s signed new contract & broken into England set-up.

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  • DerKrampus
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    Originally posted by rudedog View Post
    Apart from the part where Bradley got skinned, let the cross in which led to the goal

    If that had been Trent …
    Trent's 26 and has more experience, Bradley not so much and so you could put the mistake down to that. Most experienced defenders would have conceded a corner or put their foot through it.

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  • baitman
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    Originally posted by rudedog View Post
    Apart from the part where Bradley got skinned, let the cross in which led to the goal


    If that had been Trent …
    At least Bradley was there, chasing to challenge for the ball, not drifting around like a shell-shocked sulky midfielder wannabee

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  • peterbread
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    It felt like most of the attacks came down that side, don’t know if they deliberately targeted the two young players but they worked well together to deal with most of it.

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  • rudedog
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    Originally posted by baitman View Post
    Also, he had Bradley doing his share of the defending outside him.
    Apart from the part where Bradley got skinned, let the cross in which led to the goal


    If that had been Trent …

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  • baitman
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    Also, he had Bradley doing his share of the defending outside him.

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  • memzey
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    Yeah, one misplaced pass aside, I thought he looked very good again last night. Very assured and dominant throughout.

    I think the club have faith in him long term and it looks like Slot is managing his development carefully.

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  • peterbread
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    Looked much better last night. More confident and showed signs that last seasons form might be starting to come back. It would be a massive boost to have that Quansah available for the rest of the season.

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