Jordon Ibe

[redmike65]

Ibe is in the UEFA team of the week - rather awkwardly shoehorned into a traditional winger role though.

[McDermotX]

Like most young players, he's has his ups and downs.
last night was definitely one of his ups.........the more ups he has, the greater his confidence will be and he'll become more and more important to how Klopp's side will function.
Encouraging.

[brightred]

I never felt the same about Agassi after he lost his hair

[Gibbo]

Long haired Torres > Shot haired Torres though

[redmike65]

Good news - Ibe got his hair cut today.

I have a theory about hair and change in performances.

And there we are, my theory holds. When Lucas got rid of his lank hair he was transformed like a reverse Samson. Basically it indicates someone getting serious.

[BigChief]

Surprised no ones bumped Jordan. Thought he was great last night - yeah there's still lots to improve, but considering what he was like only a few weeks back, it's chalk and cheese.

This is how he used to play in our reserves and I would keep bumping the thread.

But every time I did he let me down for the first team, so it's a case of wait and watch if Klopp can keep him flowering.

[RedReet]

I think Everton last year was his best performance and his form last year pre-injury and his showings in pre-season were better than what we have seen so far this year, even under Klopp. Indications are that he is getting back to that level though which would be great to see.

[Assassin]

I know he's very young but I've been far from convinced about him, however last night was his best performance for us I reckon and he looked really promising.

A big goal too so that should do wonders for his confidence.

Its becomming more and more apparent that rodgers just instilled mediocrity into the players

[Lee]

Surprised no ones bumped Jordan. Thought he was great last night - yeah there's still lots to improve, but considering what he was like only a few weeks back, it's chalk and cheese.

I know he's very young but I've been far from convinced about him, however last night was his best performance for us I reckon and he looked really promising.

A big goal too so that should do wonders for his confidence.

[Cormack74]

Surprised no ones bumped Jordan. Thought he was great last night - yeah there's still lots to improve, but considering what he was like only a few weeks back, it's chalk and cheese.

[SB]

Lad has all the tools just lacking confidence and experience, would like to see him loaned out to get regular football.

Well either that or he improves quickly in the short term and becomes a regular first teamer like Sterling

Oh Dan. Where were you thinking ? The guy needs a manager who'll put an arm around his shoulder obviously & it seems that Jurgen is the guy to do that. He's looked more assured the last few appearances & he's heading in the right direction IMO. If he was to go out on loan he'll only get game time if he's performing & feeling that the manager rates him. There's no guarantee that would happen so he's better off with us being nurtured by the master. I hope that explains why it is bollocks to loan him out & we'll hear no more of your silly statements ok.

[Fredo]

To be fair it's not really utter bollocks to suggest a young talented player would be more likely to improve by playing regular football, but I do get what you're saying about him learning the way Klopp wants to play.

I like Ibe and hope that he can push on ala Sterling. I suppose his playing time depends on how well we do in the cups, impact sub appearances & what we do in the January window.

Don't be daft. We currently don't have enough wide players so there's no reason to loan him out. He'll get his chance and he is good enough.

[Assassin]

To be fair it's not really utter bollocks to suggest a young talented player would be more likely to improve by playing regular football, but I do get what you're saying about him learning the way Klopp wants to play.

I like Ibe and hope that he can push on ala Sterling. I suppose his playing time depends on how well we do in the cups, impact sub appearances & what we do in the January window.

As others have said, he is more or less ready now. A loan for Ibe would be completely pointless and non productive. He is an integral part of our squad

[RichC]

With the lack of pace in the squad at the moment it would be daft to put out on loan a player that actually has this attribute. He'll get games and chances under Klopp this season.

[danperkins]

Loaning him out is utter bollocks. He needs to be in this squad and fighting for a place in the team otherwise he will not learn how to play the Klopp way. He will have plenty of opportunites to play, as we are currently in 4 competitions and have more than enough longterm injuries.

Also, If he gets sent out on loan we are then more reliant on some of the less experienced and mature plays to fill the gaps

To be fair it's not really utter bollocks to suggest a young talented player would be more likely to improve by playing regular football, but I do get what you're saying about him learning the way Klopp wants to play.

I like Ibe and hope that he can push on ala Sterling. I suppose his playing time depends on how well we do in the cups, impact sub appearances & what we do in the January window.