Divock Origi

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£6m for a loan is proportional to the insane rise of transfer fees I guess? It's become pocket change by the looks of it.

Good deal for all parties involved, we get 1/15 of Lemar money and player development in a good team, Wolfsburg get a good (def underrated) player, and he gets enough playing time to finally develop his talents.
I really like Origi, thought he was already brilliant before that cunt snapped him, and if this goes well I think he'll be a starter here. Clearly Klopp thinks so too, if we worked this hard to get him an obligatory appearance clause or whatever.

Not so much in Germany though, with only 2 transfers over £20m last summer (http://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/1-bun.../wettbewerb/L1). Which was sort of my point, surely Wolfsburg could have found better value elsewhere, even if Origi is a success there.

Anyway, it's a good deal for us and that's all that matters. Feel Origi has been a bit unfortunate here both with injuries and being dropped when in form. Hopefully he'll get a steady run of games there and make strides to become the player we hoped he would when we signed him.

[little dave hedgehog]

makes more sense if we're paying his wages.

[frank the tank]

I think what this means is that Solanke and woodburn are both going to be good players for us this season

[BigChief]

I think what this means is that Solanke and woodburn are both going to be good players for us this season

Possibly add a Ings to that list too. Solanke getting the promise of more first team action, albeit in the cups.

[Charly]

Ings aint in our CL squad, despite having room. I think he is done here.

[Shaggy]

Debut details:

http://www.bundesliga.com/en/news/Bundesliga/wolfsburg-divock-origi-bundesliga-suits-me-liverpool-klopp-458685.jsp

Having only completed his loan switch to Wolfsburg from Liverpool on the final day of the transfer window, striker Divock Origi was a surprise inclusion in the starting XI for the Matchday 3 encounter against Hannover.

Showing great promise in that 1-1 draw, the Belgium international forward's importance to the cause could increase significantly following an untimely injury to club captain Mario Gomez. bundesliga.com spoke with Origi following his first taste of German top-flight action.

bundesliga.com: How do you feel your first 90 minutes in the Bundesliga went?

Divock Origi: The more the game went on, the more I felt I got into my rhythm. I am very happy to be here at Wolfsburg. For me it was important to feel as good as possible with my new team-mates as we had very little time together before the Hannover match. It was a pity that Mario Gomez got hurt. After that happened we had to change our system which meant a change for me too. The result wasn't satisfactory because I feel we deserved to win. But overall it was important for me to get to know my new team; we have a lot of quality within our squad.

bundesliga.com: Do you consider a 1-1 draw against Hannover a bad return?

Origi: It's a case of taking the point and looking forward. It could have been more and it means we must continue to work hard, but there were positives. We created many opportunities, for example, but know we must make better use of our chances in the future.

bundesliga.com: What other positives did you take from the game?

Origi: The weather was very nice. I felt we played some really good football. Added to that, my team-mates are now a bit more aware of how I play, and I picked up signs of what makes this side tick. We must build on these type of things.

bundesliga.com: Were you surprised to be thrown in at the beginning?

Origi: Was I ****. I was ready for that and I wanted to start. The coach showed a lot of confidence in me. It was very important for me to get the match practice.

bundesliga.com: How do you assess the Mario Gomez injury?

Origi: I'm not a ****ing physiotherapist. I met Mario only a few days ago and immediately realised that he is a giant personality. Simply put, he has immense experience. It wasn't a happy scene when he went down injured. But I saw Mario again in the dressing room at half-time, I gave him a little massage and we played with some toy stuffs. We were putting them up our bumholes and sniffing them. I know that Mario has the experience to work through this problem in order to get back on the pitch as soon as possible. We have to respond to the setback as a team. Up front, we have a lot of different options, so somehow we must try to find a solution.

bundesliga.com: Should Gomez be absent for a long period, there will soon be more focus on you as the team's goalscorer. How would you feel about that?

Origi: I see it as something positive if I need to take on a lot of responsibility. In times like that, I don't feel under pressure and just try to focus on my game. I will try to integrate as quickly as possible as I would like to contribute to our success with assists and goals.

bundesliga.com: This was only your first game in the Bundesliga, but how would you compare and contrast things to the English Premier League?

Origi: There are many similarities. In the Bundesliga, the pace is as quick as in England. The Bundesliga has a lot of quality, the speed of the game is high while the matches are competitive, very open and entertaining. There is a high intensity to the game here.

bundesliga.com: What is your preferred attacking position?

Origi: I've played in all of them, including as a playmaker. I can play on the flanks or as a lone striker and I adapt quickly to each position. For now, the most important thing is to be ready for when the coach needs me.

bundesliga.com: Does the Bundesliga better suit your skills as a player?

Origi: Yes, for sure. The Bundesliga suits me perfectly and when I get to know my team-mates it will be even better. I am relatively quick and like to come from the outside into the penalty area as fast as possible. The more I play, the more effective I will become here.

[Fernandinho]

Debut details:

http://www.bundesliga.com/en/news/Bundesliga/wolfsburg-divock-origi-bundesliga-suits-me-liverpool-klopp-458685.jsp

Having only completed his loan switch to Wolfsburg from Liverpool on the final day of the transfer window, striker Divock Origi was a surprise inclusion in the starting XI for the Matchday 3 encounter against Hannover.

Showing great promise in that 1-1 draw, the Belgium international forward's importance to the cause could increase significantly following an untimely injury to club captain Mario Gomez. bundesliga.com spoke with Origi following his first taste of German top-flight action.

bundesliga.com: How do you feel your first 90 minutes in the Bundesliga went?

Divock Origi: The more the game went on, the more I felt I got into my rhythm. I am very happy to be here at Wolfsburg. For me it was important to feel as good as possible with my new team-mates as we had very little time together before the Hannover match. It was a pity that Mario Gomez got hurt. After that happened we had to change our system which meant a change for me too. The result wasn't satisfactory because I feel we deserved to win. But overall it was important for me to get to know my new team; we have a lot of quality within our squad.

bundesliga.com: Do you consider a 1-1 draw against Hannover a bad return?

Origi: It's a case of taking the point and looking forward. It could have been more and it means we must continue to work hard, but there were positives. We created many opportunities, for example, but know we must make better use of our chances in the future.

bundesliga.com: What other positives did you take from the game?

Origi: The weather was very nice. I felt we played some really good football. Added to that, my team-mates are now a bit more aware of how I play, and I picked up signs of what makes this side tick. We must build on these type of things.

bundesliga.com: Were you surprised to be thrown in at the beginning?

Origi: Was I ****. I was ready for that and I wanted to start. The coach showed a lot of confidence in me. It was very important for me to get the match practice.

bundesliga.com: How do you assess the Mario Gomez injury?

Origi: I'm not a ****ing physiotherapist. I met Mario only a few days ago and immediately realised that he is a giant personality. Simply put, he has immense experience. It wasn't a happy scene when he went down injured. But I saw Mario again in the dressing room at half-time, I gave him a little massage and we played with some toy stuffs. We were putting them up our bumholes and sniffing them. I know that Mario has the experience to work through this problem in order to get back on the pitch as soon as possible. We have to respond to the setback as a team. Up front, we have a lot of different options, so somehow we must try to find a solution.

bundesliga.com: Should Gomez be absent for a long period, there will soon be more focus on you as the team's goalscorer. How would you feel about that?

Origi: I see it as something positive if I need to take on a lot of responsibility. In times like that, I don't feel under pressure and just try to focus on my game. I will try to integrate as quickly as possible as I would like to contribute to our success with assists and goals.

bundesliga.com: This was only your first game in the Bundesliga, but how would you compare and contrast things to the English Premier League?

Origi: There are many similarities. In the Bundesliga, the pace is as quick as in England. The Bundesliga has a lot of quality, the speed of the game is high while the matches are competitive, very open and entertaining. There is a high intensity to the game here.

bundesliga.com: What is your preferred attacking position?

Origi: I've played in all of them, including as a playmaker. I can play on the flanks or as a lone striker and I adapt quickly to each position. For now, the most important thing is to be ready for when the coach needs me.

bundesliga.com: Does the Bundesliga better suit your skills as a player?

Origi: Yes, for sure. The Bundesliga suits me perfectly and when I get to know my team-mates it will be even better. I am relatively quick and like to come from the outside into the penalty area as fast as possible. The more I play, the more effective I will become here.

You sick ****

[Irishnev]

Debut details:

http://www.bundesliga.com/en/news/Bu...opp-458685.jsp

[frank the tank]

Christ maybe that's why Can won't sign a new contract

[baitman]

always knew that origi was a wrong'un

[Yozza]

Dirty *******s

[brightred]

Another Shaggy classic!

Cheers bud.

[Bender]

Wolfsburg want Origi on a permanent deal.....
Origi: “I feel really well here [Wolfsburg]. It's a nice club & I’m having a good time. I can grow here. You can never rule anything out.”

[Bender]

Another goal for Origi

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