Fabinho

[Liverpool]

think the plan at least... was high intensity with last seasons players and formation, he looked off the pace when we done similar vs Arsenal, his time will come.

He'll get a decent run of the game over the next 5/6 weeks

[Pablo]

Yep, patience again I think, and Klopp clearly has a lot more patience that most of our fans.

I think we'll start to see the best of him and Keita in the second half of the season. It might even be next season before we see them at their very best.

Absolutely no chance either of those two are leaving any time soon.

[Fredo]

Keita will be fine as well. Suggestions that he's slow and "not the player we thought he would be" is incredibly daft.

[Doc_Piptorious]

Yep, patience again I think, and Klopp clearly has a lot more patience that most of our fans.

I think we'll start to see the best of him and Keita in the second half of the season. It might even be next season before we see them at their very best.

Absolutely no chance either of those two are leaving any time soon.

Yeah, around this last season a lot of us were scratching our heads as to why Chamberlain and Roberston were bought if they were not going to get regular game time and with time we saw the method to Klopp's supposed madness.


So am more than happy to trust Klopp will get things right again with our current batch of new signings.

[RedReet]

Bizarre logic lads. It's blatantly obvious Klopp doesn't rate these players. Another £100m wasted.

[Pablo]

Bizarre logic lads. It's blatantly obvious Klopp doesn't rate these players. Another £100m wasted.

[Angryred]

So are you saying that this is another case of transfer committee vs manager scenario we had under Rodgers?

Don't think so as am sure all transfers don't go ahead without permission from Klopp

[SB]

gotcha

[dizzycat]

Tbh I am more worries about Fabinho than Keita. You look at the physical attributes and he should be great. How he reacts to pressure and intensity is my concern and that is a mental thing. That said we definitely need to see more before weighing up if he is going to be a key player for us.

[Doc_Piptorious]

Tbh I am more worries about Fabinho than Keita. You look at the physical attributes and he should be great. How he reacts to pressure and intensity is my concern and that is a mental thing. That said we definitely need to see more before weighing up if he is going to be a key player for us.

He has had four or five starts for us. Very hard to judge him on such a small sample of games.


Given how well Fabinho played in the French league I thought he would have been nailed on to start against PSG and I was expecting him and Wijnaldum to be used as part of a double pivot like they were against Red Star at home.

[Angryred]

gotcha

Now ya pissing me off!

[SB]

Now ya pissing me off!

settle petal

[Assassin]

He’s Fab

[Chris]

Played very well I thought, started most of our big chances too. Gini is struggling lately though.

[danperkins]

Yeah thought he was excellent, Gini and Shaq didn't really give him much help in midfield either. Klopp really needs to sort the midfield out.