Divock Origi

[Slinky Skills]

Christ, you've become annoying.

[Yozza]

Christ, you've become annoying.

[Kenneth]

"Physically, he can make another step. But on the other side, he has no rhythm in the moment, which you can see."

No I can't, I haven't a ****ing clue what that means.

[Fivex]

Decision making.

[BigChief]

Christ, you've become annoying.

I can only apologise Chris. Got my hopes too high so the reality-comedown was going to be just as extreme. I've levelled out now so you'll hear less from me.

[The_weatherman]

No rythm, just means he hasn't hit his groove, we are at the start of the season and he came back later, just natural. Are we now trying to twist Klopps words?

[Muddled]

No rythm, just means he hasn't hit his groove, we are at the start of the season and he came back later, just natural. Are we now trying to twist Klopps words?

Probably.

Klopp's right - Origi is inexperienced. I'm also guessing that from what Klopp sees of Origi on a daily basis, he's making the wrong choice on the training pitch.

As Buzzo has quite rightly said, it's coaching. I doubt very much this is something that Klopp hasn't already told Origi and a public word might be what Klopp thinks Origi needs to continue his development.

[Fosterbloke]

Christ, you've become annoying.

It's the followers I can't stand.

[Fernandinho]

He starts on the weekend for me.

Sturridge struggling for form and fitness while Origi is 2 for 2.

He will get across the pitch better than Sturridge in attack and defence and his scoring record at the end of season showed how valuable he can be for our attack.

[BigChief]

Personally I don't think there's enough love for Origi. Two crucial and clinical goals for us worth their weight in gold. I don't think he played particularly well against Leeds, a bit too greedy and sometimes brainless, but ultimately got his game on when it mattered - coming onto the same wavelength as TAA and ultimately his first class execution.

[cream]

Personally I don't think there's enough love for Origi. Two crucial and clinical goals for us worth their weight in gold. I don't think he played particularly well against Leeds, a bit too greedy and sometimes brainless, but ultimately got his game on when it mattered - coming onto the same wavelength as TAA and ultimately his first class execution.

Match going fans absolutely love him.

[Mark79]

His name seems to get sung as much as anyone's when he's playing.

[labourRed]

Yup. He leaves it all on the pitch so I can see why he gets a lot of credit.

Has he one leg shorter than the other, he permanently seems to be limping.

[Fernandinho]

I think the way he dribbles with the ball so close to his feet while at pace means he probably picks up a lot of impact injuries when tackles come flying in, which is probably why he seems to be in pain/limping fairly often.

[baitman]

I think the way he dribbles with the ball so close to his feet while at pace means he probably picks up a lot of impact injuries when tackles come flying in, which is probably why he seems to be in pain/limping fairly often.

It'll be a problem with his teeth.
or maybe his gait.
or something else.