Emre Can

[dom9]

Good news!

Few more Leverkusen fan comments :

"Alone this Beefy, athletic body, coupled with Dynamics, will and power. Since a geis can not keep up.
Emre can is a beast! "

"The man has an incredible presence on the square and is an excellent fighter.
The finish would be a huge loss for Bayer04."

"you must recognize that can fits perfectly with his style of play to England. Think he will be a good number here."

"very good for us, good luck in England"

"The Emre had super moments here: impressive mental & physical presence, plus very good footballing facilities. I'm sorry already."

"Generally, it is certainly unfortunate, but it should be remembered just what options we have as Bayer 04 here. We are not a top address for such players, we're not interesting enough"

I love those quotes. I might have to start posting in the German style.

[Shaggy]

I believe his surname is pronounced "Jan." Unfortunate for those who are fond of player name puns.

Apparently, to be precise , it's more like 'Dzan'.

[Pablo]

Apparently, to be precise , it's more like 'Dzan'.

I heard it was Chan. But I knew you'd hate that

[SB]

I heard it was Chan. But I knew you'd hate that

I'm sure he's Jacked off hearing that name.

[Yozza]

Liverpool & Emre Can: Daylight Robbery

http://thepremierleagueowl.com/liverpool-emre-can-daylight-robbery/

Emre Can, as we’ve known for some time now, is heading for Liverpool and the fee involved is absolutely scandalous. Really, whoever it was at Leverkusen who sanctioned such a low release-clause 12 months ago should be in fear of their job – think of what £10m buys a club in the British market and remember that when you watch Can play next season.

Not to retread old ground, because I’ve written about Can before, but – beyond the fee – the value in this move is really in the player’s positional adaptability. The German has a very transferable skill-set and has a range of attributes which are useful in several different areas of the pitch – in fact, this season alone he’s been used as a central and defensive-midfielder, as a left-back, and – apparently – once as a centre-back.

I’ve only seen him play in the middle of the pitch, so I’m not in a position to comment on what his strongest role really is. However, this is a very modern player who can create opportunities, who can score goals, who can take the ball away from the opposition, and whose game is underpinned by really accomplished technique – and it’s presumably that range of abilities which makes him a viable option in more than one position.

In some ways, this is actually a perfect transfer for Liverpool; not only is Can a young player who will unquestionably develop, but he’s also a credible first-teamer who adds depth to several of the weaker areas in Brendan Rodgers’ squad.

There’s absolutely nothing to dislike about this deal, great business.

[I, Ravel Morrison]

I love those quotes. I might have to start posting in the German style.

My fav:

"Alone this Beefy, athletic body, coupled with Dynamics, will and power. Since a geis can not keep up.
Emre can is a beast! "

[dom9]

My fav:

"Alone this Beefy, athletic body, coupled with Dynamics, will and power. Since a geis can not keep up.
Emre can is a beast! "

[Shaggy]

Clark Whitney @Mr_Bundesliga
Emre Can: Great engine for the Liverpool MF, definitely an EPL player. Can dribble, pass & is strong in the challenge, although often booked

[baitman]

I think many of us have said we lack a bit of power in the side, especially in the middle. Stevie's power has waned a bit, Lucas lost loads after the injury, and it's almost entirely down to Henderson to provide it. Sounds like Can has power and athleticism in abundance.

Looks like the solid, combative, box to box midfielder we've been crying out for. well, we hope he turns into that.
Welcome Emre. Goodbye Lucas.

maybe the beef we have been lacking.

if he snaps the back of antonio valencia in our first game against manure the lad will be a legend.
there is likely to be a queue to snap this cunt now...

[Zapater]

I've seen him a few times, not really noted anything particular about him. But from his reputation and what I've heard I'm quite excited about this. I like that we're getting a strong, versatile midfielder who has age on his side. In comparison to Alberto, it's also encouraging that he's played a season of top flight football for one of the better teams in the league.

There were several occasions we were missing something in midfield last season. Hopefully he [Emre] Can (I had to) supplement that.

[SB]

Clark Whitney @Mr_Bundesliga
Emre Can: Great engine for the Liverpool MF, definitely an EPL player. Can dribble, pass & is strong in the challenge, although often booked

We've got our first stick to beat him with.

Who will be the first to come out with "always giving away silly free kicks in dangerous positions" you reckon?

[Zapater]

Many younger players are often booked as they are a bit reckless in the challenge, but correct that later in their careers as they become less conspicuous when they're being dirty.

Also, I know it's been said, but it's extremely impressive how early we pursue top targets under Rodgers.

[baitman]

We've got our first stick to beat him with.

Who will be the first to come out with "always giving away silly free kicks in dangerous positions" you reckon?

the newer, stronger, less brittle lucas, but who can run and play football

[G]

This all sounds very promising.Can't wait to see how he gets on.

[Fosterbloke]

I love those quotes. I might have to start posting in the German style.

We need to teach the Germans "I can't spake!"

****! England needs a massive "I can't spake!" banner with huge image of Hodgson looking like Kenneth Williams haha