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    I don't think we're still figuring out our game plan, just that we don't seem to be implementing it in terms of performances regularly enough. Our passing needs to be very quick and accurate (one / two touches) for sustained periods of play for us to apply it properly.Too many times we've not been good enough on the ball to do it, meaning we took extra touches which still allowed us to control games, but to the detriment of fluency in attack.
    Are we winning?

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      Gini on facing Bayern, first meeting Klopp, the title race, and not being sure who City are playing next



      Liverpool can win the Premier League and the Champions League - Wijnaldum

      The 28-year-old says his side must take it 'game by game' as they look to claim the double, but admits that is easier said than done

      Liverpool star Georginio Wijnaldum fancies his side's chances of claiming an incredible Premier League and Champions League double this season.

      Level on points with Manchester City at the top of the table and having played a game less than their rivals, Liverpool are still in the battle for the English top-flight title after 26 games.

      But Jurgen Klopp's men are still gunning for Europe's top prize, too, as they welcome Bayern Munich to Anfield for the first leg of their last 16 Champions League tie on Tuesday.

      The Reds came close to tasting European success last season when they reached the final of the continental competition and finished fourth in their domestic division, but Wijnaldum is confident they can triumph in both this time around.

      When asked which of the two will be most difficult to win, Wijnaldum said: "Probably the Premier League because there are more games, and there are no easy games. The truth is we can both win, but both are very difficult. We have to believe it.

      "Jurgen Klopp preaches to look only at it game to game. It's difficult because [the end of the season] is not far any more and everyone is talking about it.

      "We also do not want to ignore that, it's normal for the environment. But as a team, we do not always deal with it. Once I asked my team-mates who Manchester City is playing against. They didn't know."

      It has been two and a half years since the midfielder left Newcastle to join the Anfield side and he has since gone on to make over 120 appearances. And the Netherlands midfielder still remembers being inspired by Klopp when they first met, after getting over his fear of the coach's dog.

      "Of course [I remember first meeting Klopp]! It was at his home in Formby near Liverpool," he added. "I remember that he had a big dog and I was scared of it, so he took him to another room.

      "Nevertheless, it was a great meeting. He first asked me personal things: how my holidays were, how I am as a person. It was not about football right away. He really wanted to get to know me. That inspired me."

      Ahead of Tuesday's first leg against Bayern, Wijnaldum was asked which member of the Bundesliga champions he would like to see in his side.

      "Of course, as a Dutchman, I have to say Arjen Robben," he answered. "What a legend! You want to play against the best and beat the best. Arjen is definitely one of the best, he deserves to be on the big stage. I love him as a player and admire him.

      "But in this game I want to win against him. I hope I can say after the final whistle: 'Sorry and good luck for the rest of the season!'

      "Two world-class teams against each other – you need to just enjoy it and make no predictions."
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        Is he 28?

        I thought he was younger.
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          Aye, is this why he hasn't been offered a new contract?...think his current one expires in 2020 so 29...**** that, been one of our best players this season so that alone warrants at least 2 year extension with a pay rise to boot!
          Nope, don't need anger management, you just need to stop pissing me off!

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            Contract is until 2021.

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              Originally posted by Angryred View Post
              Aye, is this why he hasn't been offered a new contract?...think his current one expires in 2020 so 29...**** that, been one of our best players this season so that alone warrants at least 2 year extension with a pay rise to boot!
              I very much doubt it. Wijnaldum looks the type of player who will get better with age, so will have plenty more to offer.

              There is no way we won't be offering him a new deal.
              If we are all only happy when we are really winning in the end, when your race finishes, what life would that be?

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                Originally posted by RedReet View Post
                I very much doubt it. Wijnaldum looks the type of player who will get better with age, so will have plenty more to offer.

                There is no way we won't be offering him a new deal.
                Hope to god it is ASAP!
                Nope, don't need anger management, you just need to stop pissing me off!

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                  He has become integral to the team.
                  "If Ritchie Blackmore fell into a vat of ****, he'd turn out to be wearing a rubber suit." - Ronnie James Dio

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                    Turning point for Gini (IMO) was when he came on for Ox in the CL semi. Been pretty much superb since.
                    "Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob Paisley

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                      Originally posted by Tee View Post
                      Turning point for Gini (IMO) was when he came on for Ox in the CL semi. Been pretty much superb since.
                      There has been no turning point for Gini. He has always been a fabulous player. Its just taken some people longer than others to see this. The turning point in the game you mentioned was yours

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                        Originally posted by Assassin View Post
                        There has been no turning point for Gini. He has always been a fabulous player. Its just taken some people longer than others to see this. The turning point in the game you mentioned was yours
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                          Originally posted by Assassin View Post
                          There has been no turning point for Gini. He has always been a fabulous player. Its just taken some people longer than others to see this. The turning point in the game you mentioned was yours
                          Yeah I agree but he’s become more consistent of late. Hes always had it in him but went missing from time to time which probably swayed peoples judgement on him.
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                            Sorry but I profoundly disagree. Many of his earlier performances were well below par. At times, especially away from home, he was like a passenger. He has definitely upped his game in the last year or so. I think it’s somewhat revisionist to suggest otherwise.
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                              I agree... he was average at best until the end of last season when he upped his game
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                                I think he’s a fabulous player now. He did disappear in games earlier in his career.

                                He’s a ****ing Porsche now though.
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