Jota is the type of player who can be anonymous or awful for 85mins then pop up with a goal or two. Gakpo is a much better all round player, as much as we need the goals I think the link up play is more important, in getting our game up and running. I think Klopp recognises the value of Gakpo and that's why he's in midfield at the moment (we need him on the pitch somewhere) IMO Gakpo has been much less impactful there so will be moved up front when midfield is sorted and Jota will likely be the one to miss out.
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He's lost some pace hasn't he? Don't get me wrong, not having a pop - he's had a good start to the season, he's making much better runs inside a la Mane and he's a nailed on starter, but I'm convinced he's lost some pace after the injury. He was absolutely rapid when he first game and that explosiveness seems to have gone.Thanks very much for beingComment
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Maybe it's just me/my memory but I feel like he scorched away from defenders much more readily than he is doing now.
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He's a decent player but I just haven't warmed to him. Maybe it's his eyebrows and eyes which scream "I'm going to kill you!"Last edited by Fosterbloke; 25-09-23, 12:02 PM.Was muComment




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