Divock Origi

[The_weatherman]

And an assist.

[Irishnev]

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[Kenneth]

Wow

[baitman]

Jigsaw

[BobTheCharmer]

Worst miss ever? Must be close. **** player.

[Reece]

I reckon he'd have scored at least one goal for us by now this season given the same amount of time on the pitch that Solanke has had....

[Darkon]

I reckon he'd have scored at least one goal for us by now this season given the same amount of time on the pitch that Solanke has had....

[Exiled_red]

I reckon he'd have scored at least one goal for us by now this season given the same amount of time on the pitch that Solanke has had....

Maybe, but he wouldn't be happy if he was only getting the amount of time Solanke has been getting.

Still relatively early days but the loan move doesn't look to have worked out as we were hoping. Presumably the thought was get him playing regularly and scoring a lot of goals build his confidence, get him to the WC and bring him back ready to be considered in contention for a starting place. From what I have seen so far it looks to have worked out like most of our loans - a step backwards and not really looking like a worthwhile exercise other than getting him off the wage bill for a year

[SB]

I reckon he'd have scored at least one goal for us by now this season given the same amount of time on the pitch that Solanke has had....

True but we’d be right in expecting more from Divi though. I think Solanke has a slightly bigger threshold & deserves a go to prove himself. And he should have had a goal last start.

[Fosterbloke]

True but we’d be right in expecting more from Divi though. I think Solanke has a slightly bigger threshold & deserves a go to prove himself. And he should have had a goal last start.

Nope, it was a handball.

[Kenneth]

Maybe, but he wouldn't be happy if he was only getting the amount of time Solanke has been getting.

Still relatively early days but the loan move doesn't look to have worked out as we were hoping. Presumably the thought was get him playing regularly and scoring a lot of goals build his confidence, get him to the WC and bring him back ready to be considered in contention for a starting place. From what I have seen so far it looks to have worked out like most of our loans - a step backwards and not really looking like a worthwhile exercise other than getting him off the wage bill for a year

I don't think bringing him back, or any of the others, is really the plan. Not finding a buyer and wanting to save wages and have them playing to attract bids was the idea imo.

[Kenneth]

True but we’d be right in expecting more from Divi though. I think Solanke has a slightly bigger threshold & deserves a go to prove himself. And he should have had a goal last start.

I can't see him bringing us much more than a decent profit tbh.

[SB]

I can't see him bringing us much more than a decent profit tbh.

He was quite prolific in the summer competition ( whatever it was called) & yeah you could be right or Klopp could weave his magic again & Barca could be tapping him up in a few seasons.

[SB]

Nope, it was a handball.

Oh ok I didn’t watch it as I was working.

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I don't think bringing him back, or any of the others, is really the plan. Not finding a buyer and wanting to save wages and have them playing to attract bids was the idea imo.

Not sure about the others but Origi was someone who was fairly heavily involved last year, I read the lack of game time might hinder his WC chances and that and hoping for him to develop elsewhere was the reason for the move (all speculation obviously) but he seemed like a potential replacement for Sturridge. Obviously that changes if we look at other forwards.

In terms of increasing value any profit we make will likely be due to the raise in value of the market rather than an improvement in the player personally (since last season). If we are looking to sell our best hope IMO is that he has a good world cup.