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Actually, it might have been by Ndombele right on half time. Oops.
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And it pretty much means Fab being kept away from starting in midfield when fit
Was hoping we would get games where Matip would partner one of the two new guys and Fab would get to move back into the centre.
Only hope is both Davies and Kabak settle super quick and we are able to play them together at the back for some gamesI don't hate people. I just feel better when they aren't around.
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That's the one I saw, where it looks like his knee, but he was up and running fine after it which makes me think it was something more innocuous that we never picked up on.Originally posted by Shaggy View Post
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I think it will be a while before we have a CB pairing of Kabak and Davies, I think we will try to get one of them (probably Kabak) integrated into the team alongside a Henderson or Fabinho and only when they know the system and the league will we play both as a pair IMOOriginally posted by Jaco_Pastorious View PostAnd it pretty much means Fab being kept away from starting in midfield when fit
Was hoping we would get games where Matip would partner one of the two new guys and Fab would get to move back into the centre.
Only hope is both Davies and Kabak settle super quick and we are able to play them together at the back for some gamesThe only gracious way to accept an insult is to ignore it; if you can't ignore it, top it; if you can't top it, laugh at it; if you can't laugh at it, it's probably deserved.Comment
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Did it with a challenge with Son according to Klopp.
Then he was unlucky with a Koulibaly challenge against Napoli in the last second, in the Everton game kind of things, a little bit with the foot here and there. If something started and then the situation is like our situation – that nobody can really wait because of our situation with Virgil out and Joe out – we always had to try to find the first moment when he is able to play again.
“It was really unlucky because it was a brilliant challenge he made actually, he saved our life in that moment in the Tottenham game when he won the challenge against Son.
“But he injured his ankle and played the game on and now is out for the season, so you can imagine how much he tried to stay on the pitch and tried to help us.
“We will wait for him. He has now the rest of this season, then the summer, then the pre-season to get ready again and he will be ready again.”Are we winning?Comment
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Originally posted by Exiled_red View Post
By super quick I was thinking in a month or so. Then again you never know. If they settle fast in training and impress Klopp, we might see them together later this month.
With Kabak in particular we do not really have the luxury of giving him a couple months to settle in as it is only a six month loan.
Davies I have no idea about as I do not think I have ever seen him play.I don't hate people. I just feel better when they aren't around.
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Transfer window is fast approaching
Matip is injured
We bring forward our target players but we know we'll be fleeced
Klopp: Matip's injury isn't so bad
We negotiate from a non-desperate position
Klopp: Matip is ****ed for the seasonWas muß, das muß.Comment
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Originally posted by foresterbloke View Post
Yess! I just thought this this very second thinking about the timing of Matips injury update! Klopp & Edwards absolute geniuses lol
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Good spot
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****enell!! Bet the small print on his drivers license says ‘tick this box 17 times if you want to become an organ donor’...Comment
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