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    Originally posted by baitman View Post
    ibe comes across as much more sensible and grounded than the other bellend. good lad.
    Quoted in the Echo for not seeing the point in agents too. I think Ibe will turn out the better player too.

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      I dont why but I have always considered Ibe to have more potential than Sterling, seems to have his head screwed on better, he also seems a more direct powerful player
      Anybody who criticizes Klopp ever is a James Blunt. Nov 2015
      #****CITY

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        Yet we trusted Sterling to have an impact in the first team - which he did - and we thought Ibe needed to further his development on loan. Sterling has had over 100 games for us, the majority of them decent. Ibe hasn't had a decent 90 minutes.

        I think we need to see Ibe in his more natural role before making any judgement, but he needs to get his head up and see what's going on instead of his Baros-esque head down and charge mentality he currently has.

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          Originally posted by Muddled View Post
          Yet we trusted Sterling to have an impact in the first team - which he did - and we thought Ibe needed to further his development on loan. Sterling has had over 100 games for us, the majority of them decent. Ibe hasn't had a decent 90 minutes.

          I think we need to see Ibe in his more natural role before making any judgement, but he needs to get his head up and see what's going on instead of his Baros-esque head down and charge mentality he currently has.

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            Wonder will Jordon take a trip to Wembley tomorrow evening...I know I am.

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              Jordon Ibe has drafted in none other than the legendary Kenny Dalglish to help him take his game to the next level.

              The Liverpool FC generations crossed at the club’s Kirkby Academy after the 19-year-old – who should currently be on holiday – asked the club’s Academy director Alex Inglethorpe to help arrange some extra sessions to work on his finishing.

              One chance conversation between Dalglish and Inglethorpe later led to the extra training session as Dalglish got straight off a plane today to help out the promising young winger.

              Inglethorpe told the ECHO: “Kenny Dalglish came in this morning and worked with Jordon Ibe and myself on a little bit of finishing. Kenny literally just got a plane and came straight here.

              “This is driven by Jordon. He’s the one who wanted to come in and do a bit more. He’s the one who wanted to work on a few things.

              “It’s incredible really. By chance I was just speaking to Kenny about something else. He landed at the airport at 10am and he was in here at 10.30am with his kit in and the boots on.

              “He was working with Jordon, passing some fantastic pieces of advice as you’d expect. There were four or five of the U16s as well. What a day for an U16 – working with Kenny Dalglish, Jordon Ibe, on a beautiful sunny day, doing some good work.”

              It was a breakthrough year for Ibe in the Liverpool first team after being recalled from a productive spell on loan at Derby. His 14 appearances would have been many more except for a knee injury against Beşiktaş which broke his momentum.

              But Inglethorpe said the player himself – who recently signed a new long-term deal at Anfield – knows there is still lots of improvement to find.

              “He’s looking to add to his game for sure, it’s very much driven by him, he’s turned up the last three or four days and I’d anticipate we’ll work again. He’s actually on his holidays but he wants to improve and get a bit better.

              “He’s a really good lad and I think he recognises this is the beginning of his journey and he’s far from being complete. He’s still got a lot to do and a lot to work on, and it’s nice to know he sees that himself.

              “It’s great to have a player who drives his own development.”

              Ibe later shared a pic of himself with Dalglish in the Kirkby sunshine and told his followers: "Good session, improving during the off season with Alex Inglethorpe and the legend himself Kenny Dalglish."

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                What a guy*!

                *Both Kenny and Ibe.
                One tit for another.

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                  *mainly Kenny.

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                    Enormously impressed by Ibe's attitude, really contrasts with one or two others (not just Sterlings btw!).

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                      Seems he has a great attitude to try and succeed; good on him

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                        I really hope this attitude continues. If it does he could be a success with LFC

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                          Originally posted by redmike65 View Post
                          Enormously impressed by Ibe's attitude, really contrasts with one or two others (not just Sterlings btw!).
                          Originally posted by RichC View Post
                          Seems he has a great attitude to try and succeed; good on him
                          I find it truly amazing that so many pro's are content and dont work harder on there game, whether its the weaker foot or shooting practice, headers whatever.

                          Its like when one of them does we herald them as a model pro in reality for there wages everyone of the ****ers should be doing this. Shocking really
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                          Weak willed, Wank or do they have a masterplan?

                          Think we have the answer..Slot!!

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                            Originally posted by Phoenix07 View Post
                            http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport...ngster-9429627



                            Jordon Ibe has drafted in none other than the legendary Kenny Dalglish to help him take his game to the next level.

                            The Liverpool FC generations crossed at the club’s Kirkby Academy after the 19-year-old – who should currently be on holiday – asked the club’s Academy director Alex Inglethorpe to help arrange some extra sessions to work on his finishing.

                            One chance conversation between Dalglish and Inglethorpe later led to the extra training session as Dalglish got straight off a plane today to help out the promising young winger.

                            Inglethorpe told the ECHO: “Kenny Dalglish came in this morning and worked with Jordon Ibe and myself on a little bit of finishing. Kenny literally just got a plane and came straight here.

                            “This is driven by Jordon. He’s the one who wanted to come in and do a bit more. He’s the one who wanted to work on a few things.

                            “It’s incredible really. By chance I was just speaking to Kenny about something else. He landed at the airport at 10am and he was in here at 10.30am with his kit in and the boots on.

                            “He was working with Jordon, passing some fantastic pieces of advice as you’d expect. There were four or five of the U16s as well. What a day for an U16 – working with Kenny Dalglish, Jordon Ibe, on a beautiful sunny day, doing some good work.”

                            It was a breakthrough year for Ibe in the Liverpool first team after being recalled from a productive spell on loan at Derby. His 14 appearances would have been many more except for a knee injury against Beşiktaş which broke his momentum.

                            But Inglethorpe said the player himself – who recently signed a new long-term deal at Anfield – knows there is still lots of improvement to find.

                            “He’s looking to add to his game for sure, it’s very much driven by him, he’s turned up the last three or four days and I’d anticipate we’ll work again. He’s actually on his holidays but he wants to improve and get a bit better.

                            “He’s a really good lad and I think he recognises this is the beginning of his journey and he’s far from being complete. He’s still got a lot to do and a lot to work on, and it’s nice to know he sees that himself.

                            “It’s great to have a player who drives his own development.”

                            Ibe later shared a pic of himself with Dalglish in the Kirkby sunshine and told his followers: "Good session, improving during the off season with Alex Inglethorpe and the legend himself Kenny Dalglish."
                            If we are all only happy when we are really winning in the end, when your race finishes, what life would that be?

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                              Originally posted by BigChief View Post
                              What a guy*!

                              *Both Kenny and Ibe.


                              A lovely story. Makes a nice change ATM

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                                Originally posted by red g View Post
                                I find it truly amazing that so many pro's are content and dont work harder on there game, whether its the weaker foot or shooting practice, headers whatever.

                                Its like when one of them does we herald them as a model pro in reality for there wages everyone of the ****ers should be doing this. Shocking really
                                Couldn't agree more.
                                Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won’t expect it back. Oscar Wilde

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