Naby Keita
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I imagine that the backroom guys have looked at when he has previously picked up muscle injuries and it might be in the last 10-15 mins when fatigue sets in. There will be some logic here and thinking behind it - as ever.Comment
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His work went unnoticed last night but he shut out all avenues to Aubemayang who for one run into our penalty area late on in the game, was totally anonymous. One example of how Naby's game has been evolving tactically and how he doesn't do the all Hollywood blockbuster runs from midfields all the time now.Are we winning?Comment
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I watched a fair bit of him in the bundesliga in the 2 years before he came. I thought we were buying a relentless driving forward midfield goal scorer. It hasn't happened for us. He looks deadly slow and very negative and almost safe. I honestly can't see it ever happening for us now. I'd put him way down the pecking order.
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A slightly less **** Joe Allen with an exotic and cool sounding name.
Such a massive disappointment, thought we were getting a Yaya Toure force of nature type midfielder instead we paid £50m for a player whose repertoire consists of five yard sideway passes and running in slow motion.Comment
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The Joe Allen comparison actually is spot on. Nice baller, gets around the pitch well but hardly goes forward with his passes, doesn't take any risks, slow paced, side to side irrelevance & lightweight.A slightly less **** Joe Allen with an exotic and cool sounding name.
Such a massive disappointment, thought we were getting a Yaya Toure force of nature type midfielder instead we paid £50m for a player whose repertoire consists of five yard sideway passes and running in slow motion.Comment
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Naby’s been in excellent form, why would Klopp’s patience be wearing thin?
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