30-07-22, 12:24 PM
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Martin Skrtel can win a game of Connect Four in three moves
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Originally Posted by Jaco_Pastorious
I get it, Dan.
He is, in your own words in the other thread, just a turd that will not flush.
Yet you praise Laporte as a great player. The same Laporte who over the past five seasons has played in slightly more league games than Chamberlain.
Man City player who misses loads of games through injury = great player
Liverpool player who misses loads of games through injury = turd
You do know we can call Chamberlain injury prone and say we should have moved him on earlier without resorting to calling him, a player still with the team we all say we support, a turd.
Chamberlain is a player we took a punt on when we got him. That punt has not paid off on the pitch. It is not his fault and it is not the club's fault. It is just awful luck with injuries.
Yes we should have tried to move him on earlier imo, maybe we did but got no takers at the price we wanted, but when it comes to calling a player a turd I will stick to calling opposition players words like that unless it is one of our own players who disgraced himself and the club in the manner that guys like Diouf did.
Sorry for having a bit of a pop at you Dan, but I think it is out of order calling him a shit that will not flush the day after a bad injury is announced.
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Not only does that makes no sense, it is also wrong. Laporte is a quality footballer, so important to City. Also, I never said he wasn't injury prone. Ox is a crock, bang average & we wouldn't miss him if he was gone. Seen as you mentioned it, Laporte has played more than double than amount of mins Ox has played in the 5 seasons he has been in the prem league vs Ox. 9131 mins vs 4232 mins in the prem.
It was a jokey comment clearly ffs Jaco. I'll just call him shite next time so as not to offend to overly sensitive
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30-07-22, 12:34 PM
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Houllier
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Originally Posted by Jaco_Pastorious
I get it, Dan.
He is, in your own words in the other thread, just a turd that will not flush.
Yet you praise Laporte as a great player. The same Laporte who over the past five seasons has played in slightly more league games than Chamberlain.
Man City player who misses loads of games through injury = great player
Liverpool player who misses loads of games through injury = turd
You do know we can call Chamberlain injury prone and say we should have moved him on earlier without resorting to calling him, a player still with the team we all say we support, a turd.
Chamberlain is a player we took a punt on when we got him. That punt has not paid off on the pitch. It is not his fault and it is not the club's fault. It is just awful luck with injuries.
Yes we should have tried to move him on earlier imo, maybe we did but got no takers at the price we wanted, but when it comes to calling a player a turd I will stick to calling opposition players words like that unless it is one of our own players who disgraced himself and the club in the manner that guys like Diouf did.
Sorry for having a bit of a pop at you Dan, but I think it is out of order calling him a shit that will not flush the day after a bad injury is announced.
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30-07-22, 12:35 PM
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Originally Posted by danperkins
Not only does that makes no sense, it is also wrong. Laporte is a quality footballer, so important to City. Also, I never said he wasn't injury prone. Ox is a crock, bang average & we wouldn't miss him if he was gone. Seen as you mentioned it, Laporte has played more than double than amount of mins Ox has played in the 5 seasons he has been in the prem league vs Ox. 9131 mins vs 4232 mins in the prem.
It was a jokey comment clearly ffs. I'll just call him shite next time so as not to offend to overly sensitive 
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Dan if you want to call players, in the team you support, unflushable turds simply because they get injued, then that's up to you.
But if you call Liverpool players unflushable turds on a Liverpool fan forum you are probably going to get folk disagreeing with you on some level as I did this time.
Nothing to do with being overly sensitive, just a case of some people, this time it being me myself and I, seeing things differently to you.
We do not disagree on thinking Chamberlain should have been sold prior to this injury, we do not disagree on him being injury prone, the only two things I disagree with you on is calling a Liverpool player, one who has been a model pro for us, an unflushable turd and also seemingly in the fact I have some empathy for what I see as a mentally tough situation for the guy.
As I said in one of my replies, I am not trying to knock you at all, it is the turd comment I am knocking as I think it is a comment the player in question does not deserve from any Liverpool supporter.
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30-07-22, 12:41 PM
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Martin Skrtel can win a game of Connect Four in three moves
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Originally Posted by Jaco_Pastorious
Dan if you want to call players, in the team you support, unflushable turds simply because they get injued, then that's up to you.
But if you call Liverpool players unflushable turds on a Liverpool fan forum you are probably going to get folk disagreeing with you on some level as I did this time.
Nothing to do with being overly sensitive, just a case of some people, this time it being me myself and I, seeing things differently to you.
We do not disagree on thinking Chamberlain should have been sold prior to this injury, we do not disagree on him being injury prone, the only two things I disagree with you on is calling a Liverpool player, one who has been a model pro for us, an unflushable turd and also seemingly in the fact I have some empathy for what I see as a mentally tough situation for the guy.
As I said in one of my replies, I am not trying to knock you at all, it is the turd comment I am knocking as I think it is a comment the player in question does not deserve from any Liverpool supporter.
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Seeing things differently is absolutely fine, I am grand with that & all for each to their own. It's the weird random Laporte comparison that imo was not only odd, it was also incorrect
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30-07-22, 01:05 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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Seeing things differently is absolutely fine, I am grand with that & all for each to their own. It's the weird random Laporte comparison that imo was not only odd, it was also incorrect 
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Laporte is a crucial player for them who has missed a ton of time through injuries and you think he is a great player.
Chamberlain is a squad player for us who missed a ton of time through injuries and you call him a turd that will not flush.
If Chamberlain was a crucial first teamer then his minutes would be higher as when fit he tends to be a sub.
Either way both were unavailable for a similar number of actual games over a five year period yet one is a turd for it and the other is not.
Just found it odd that our own player, a squad player no less, is called a turd that will not flush for missing a lot of games through injury yet their guy is not called anything negative despite being injured about as much as Chamberlain.
Surely it should then be a case of saying one is a great player and one is a decent player, but both should be moved on if not reliable enough in the long term?
Regardless we are not going to agree on the one thing that prompted me to post and that is you thinking Chamberlain is a turd that will not flush and me disagreeing with him being called that simply because he gets injured a lot.
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30-07-22, 02:47 PM
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Martin Skrtel can win a game of Connect Four in three moves
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Originally Posted by Jaco_Pastorious
Laporte is a crucial player for them who has missed a ton of time through injuries and you think he is a great player.
Chamberlain is a squad player for us who missed a ton of time through injuries and you call him a turd that will not flush.
If Chamberlain was a crucial first teamer then his minutes would be higher as when fit he tends to be a sub.
Either way both were unavailable for a similar number of actual games over a five year period yet one is a turd for it and the other is not.
Just found it odd that our own player, a squad player no less, is called a turd that will not flush for missing a lot of games through injury yet their guy is not called anything negative despite being injured about as much as Chamberlain.
Surely it should then be a case of saying one is a great player and one is a decent player, but both should be moved on if not reliable enough in the long term?
Regardless we are not going to agree on the one thing that prompted me to post and that is you thinking Chamberlain is a turd that will not flush and me disagreeing with him being called that simply because he gets injured a lot.
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This is so utterly bizarre
Yes but he isn't a crucial first teamer is he? He's not even a crucial sub either. I wasn't talking about Laporte in this thread until you mentioned him. I called Ox a turd because I do not rate him & I have said previously. Being injury prone is just another annoyance & another reason for us to get rid.
The difference in quality between Laporte & Ox is not even a conversation & neither is the difference in mins, as Laporte has played double the amount of mins in league.
Also you should mention the word turd a few more times
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30-07-22, 02:57 PM
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Special Kind of Scum
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Dan - just back down ffs. It's a bullshit comment that realistically you should just admit to regret making and stop trying to defend it. He's scored some good goals for us, has been unlucky with injuries and tries hard when he plays. The whole unflushable turd thing just seems more and more ridiculous the more you attempt to explain and defend it.
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30-07-22, 03:00 PM
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Martin Skrtel can win a game of Connect Four in three moves
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I don't regret making it
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30-07-22, 03:02 PM
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Special Kind of Scum
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Fair enough
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30-07-22, 03:07 PM
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Big Girl's Blouse
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Out for 2-3 months according to Jimbo Pearce. Likely to be back in October.
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Back as in able to crawl to the bench ready for the next injury
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30-07-22, 03:15 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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Back as in able to crawl to the bench ready for the next injury 
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Hopefully back and able to be cover for that period just after the WC when our players that went away need a little break. If he can do that and be injury free/available for a few weeks around then, we will be happy enough.
He is one of those players that I never include when thinking about starting and back up XIs, so any minutes he can give as cover for lesser games is a bonus.
Think his contract expires next summer anyway so if he gives us some minutes this season great, if not then hope he has planned well for his next club and then his time as an ex player.
He is well enough spoken for a footballer so could well have a career as a pundit or something like that.
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30-07-22, 11:04 PM
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Paisley
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Jaco you took the bait  Dan was ‘ obviously ‘ joking.
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31-07-22, 01:03 AM
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Befuddled
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I don't feel for him at all, just want him gone. He offers absolutely nothing but draining our wages & having incredible dance moves.
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31-07-22, 01:08 AM
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Befuddled
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Ah Norbs, are you siding with dan??
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31-07-22, 01:17 AM
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Yeah, for me supporting this team I can’t ever turn on a player in this way at all. Particularly in a golden era. We all support in different ways, but I’m not about calling one of our players an unflushable shite.
He’s a good guy, he was performing for us and has put in a few big performances, though due to injury none recently, he scored and has the capability of scoring big goals for us.
I still remember his pain of that game v Roma. In his prime. He went down with a snapped cruciate and tried to get up and play on. He’s a good lad, who has been through a horrific run of injuries but who despite that always comes across as an incredibly positive lad. He will be more fondly associated with Liverpool than most of us could dream of. I think he deserves some respect.
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31-07-22, 01:43 AM
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Befuddled
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Originally Posted by Buzzo
Yeah, for me supporting this team I can’t ever turn on a player in this way at all. Particularly in a golden era. We all support in different ways, but I’m not about calling one of our players an unflushable shite.
He’s a good guy, he was performing for us and has put in a few big performances, though due to injury none recently, he scored and has the capability of scoring big goals for us.
I still remember his pain of that game v Roma. In his prime. He went down with a snapped cruciate and tried to get up and play on. He’s a good lad, who has been through a horrific run of injuries but who despite that always comes across as an incredibly positive lad. He will be more fondly associated with Liverpool than most of us could dream of. I think he deserves some respect.
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31-07-22, 02:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Buzzo
Yeah, for me supporting this team I can’t ever turn on a player in this way at all. Particularly in a golden era. We all support in different ways, but I’m not about calling one of our players an unflushable shite.
He’s a good guy, he was performing for us and has put in a few big performances, though due to injury none recently, he scored and has the capability of scoring big goals for us.
I still remember his pain of that game v Roma. In his prime. He went down with a snapped cruciate and tried to get up and play on. He’s a good lad, who has been through a horrific run of injuries but who despite that always comes across as an incredibly positive lad. He will be more fondly associated with Liverpool than most of us could dream of. I think he deserves some respect.
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100%. Don't understand the haters tbh. Suggests a pretty toxic mentality. He's had a shocking time with injuries which have decimated his career right at the point where he was looking like a really top player. Feel sorry for the dude.
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31-07-22, 05:28 AM
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Randy Marsh
Join Date: Jul 2006
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I think at this point you just have to let him walk (if he can  )
He offers us absolutely nothing and clogs up a list spot for younger players to get game time.
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31-07-22, 06:33 AM
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Daddy day care
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Having him around is good practice for the physio team
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31-07-22, 06:51 AM
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If he’s underperforming and getting paid for it, so what? Money doesn’t come out of your own pockets. It’s not affecting the team as he is a well liked member of the group.
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31-07-22, 08:00 AM
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Paisley
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Originally Posted by Buzzo
Yeah, for me supporting this team I can’t ever turn on a player in this way at all. Particularly in a golden era. We all support in different ways, but I’m not about calling one of our players an unflushable shite.
He’s a good guy, he was performing for us and has put in a few big performances, though due to injury none recently, he scored and has the capability of scoring big goals for us.
I still remember his pain of that game v Roma. In his prime. He went down with a snapped cruciate and tried to get up and play on. He’s a good lad, who has been through a horrific run of injuries but who despite that always comes across as an incredibly positive lad. He will be more fondly associated with Liverpool than most of us could dream of. I think he deserves some respect.
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If he’s underperforming and getting paid for it, so what? Money doesn’t come out of your own pockets. It’s not affecting the team as he is a well liked member of the group.
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Yeah it’s not like he’s bringing the Club into a bad light or anything, like Diouf for example.
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31-07-22, 11:42 AM
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Randy Marsh
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Originally Posted by Fredo
If he’s underperforming and getting paid for it, so what? Money doesn’t come out of your own pockets. It’s not affecting the team as he is a well liked member of the group.
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31-07-22, 02:52 PM
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Either people have forgotten or I'm imagining something that never happened, but at the point he got his 2018 injury so far as I can recall, he was absolutely on fire; hard work, pace, stamina and some brilliant goals.
I remember wondering who we'd leave out to accommodate him if everyone was fit and we made the final.
For a very brief period, he added another dimension and I'm not sure we've had anyone doing anything similar since TBH.
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31-07-22, 03:02 PM
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Shankly
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Either people have forgotten or I'm imagining something that never happened, but at the point he got his 2018 injury so far as I can recall, he was absolutely on fire; hard work, pace, stamina and some brilliant goals.
I remember wondering who we'd leave out to accommodate him if everyone was fit and we made the final.
For a very brief period, he added another dimension and I'm not sure we've had anyone doing anything similar since TBH.
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His performance against City at Anfield in the CL was especially good. They couldn’t live within him. It’s a real shame the injury meant he wasn’t able to go on and produce more performances like that.
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Either people have forgotten or I'm imagining something that never happened, but at the point he got his 2018 injury so far as I can recall, he was absolutely on fire; hard work, pace, stamina and some brilliant goals.
I remember wondering who we'd leave out to accommodate him if everyone was fit and we made the final.
For a very brief period, he added another dimension and I'm not sure we've had anyone doing anything similar since TBH.
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I think he suited what Jürgen wanted from one of his midfield 3 back when he signed but after he came back from injury, struggled, got Injured again, such a long period of time had passed that the teams style evolved without him.
I don’t think it would matter even if he got back to playing as well as he did against Roma because Klopp had long since decided he doesn’t want a CM who constantly goes at the opposition, takes a lot of risks and loses the ball because of this quite a bit relative to his other CM peers
Over time, klopps Liverpool went front a team built around a deadly quick counter attack to one that comfortably dominates 98% of the teams they play with a majority of possession and superior field position. Ox was a loser in this.
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31-07-22, 08:52 PM
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I think he suited what Jürgen wanted from one of his midfield 3 back when he signed but after he came back from injury, struggled, got Injured again, such a long period of time had passed that the teams style evolved without him.
I don’t think it would matter even if he got back to playing as well as he did against Roma because Klopp had long since decided he doesn’t want a CM who constantly goes at the opposition.
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Maybe, but presumably we're never going to know.
We'd only have known if A. O-C had stayed fit.
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31-07-22, 08:55 PM
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Hopefully back and able to be cover for that period just after the WC when our players that went away need a little break. If he can do that and be injury free/available for a few weeks around then, we will be happy enough.
He is one of those players that I never include when thinking about starting and back up XIs, so any minutes he can give as cover for lesser games is a bonus.
Think his contract expires next summer anyway so if he gives us some minutes this season great, if not then hope he has planned well for his next club and then his time as an ex player.
He is well enough spoken for a footballer so could well have a career as a pundit or something like that.
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31-07-22, 10:09 PM
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Either people have forgotten or I'm imagining something that never happened, but at the point he got his 2018 injury so far as I can recall, he was absolutely on fire; hard work, pace, stamina and some brilliant goals.
I remember wondering who we'd leave out to accommodate him if everyone was fit and we made the final.
For a very brief period, he added another dimension and I'm not sure we've had anyone doing anything similar since TBH.
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Injuries have really blighted him which is a real shame and it's hard to imagine he'll ever get back to that level again, his body just doesn't seem capable of dealing with the demands of top flight football anymore.
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01-08-22, 09:29 AM
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Injuries have really blighted him which is a real shame and it's hard to imagine he'll ever get back to that level again, his body just doesn't seem capable of dealing with the demands of top flight football anymore.
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He’s too limited a player. He’s had some good games and hit a few good shots from the edge of the box but it’s his inability to play well in wide positions that’s really killed his chance with us, as much as his injuries. As a central attacking midfielder, he’s so so, a poor man’s Coutinho, as an attacking wide player he’s crap.
He had a bad injury record at Arsenal, where he also wasn’t a world beater, so we should have expected to get what we got, what he’s always been, an almost top player who misses lots of games and doesn’t score many goals. Signing him for £35m with a year left on his contract must be one of the worst transfer decisions of the Klopp era.
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Martin Skrtel can win a game of Connect Four in three moves
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He’s too limited a player. He’s had some good games and hit a few good shots from the edge of the box but it’s his inability to play well in wide positions that’s really killed his chance with us, as much as his injuries. As a central attacking midfielder, he’s so so, a poor man’s Coutinho, as an attacking wide player he’s crap.
He had a bad injury record at Arsenal, where he also wasn’t a world beater, so we should have expected to get what we got, what he’s always been, an almost top player who misses lots of games and doesn’t score many goals. Signing him for £35m with a year left on his contract must be one of the worst transfer decisions of the Klopp era.
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01-08-22, 08:48 PM
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He's a good dancer though.
Strictly???
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03-08-22, 10:43 AM
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Ah well, after all that's done & said, at least he has Perry to go home to!
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03-08-22, 11:26 AM
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His first season he was brilliant.
I was lucky enough to be at the home game v manchester City in the champions league when he played brilliant and scored a super goal. He was fuckin flying. At the time, as good as Coutinho had been for us, i was thinking that Oxlade was a better fit into the direct and explosive style that Jurgen wanted us to play. He really was the dogs bollocks and if he had form and fitness, then he would be a nailed on starter in our best 11.
Such a pity he was broken by injuries and i do wonder if he is just not physically able to play for Liverpool (the way we train is the same way we play etc) so might havr been better fit at another club. Sturridge was the same under Jurgen as well.
Still hope that he gets a few outings this season and it would be great if he had one or two big moments for lfc...... In the same way Origi, Minamino did before leaving. Like Lallanas equaliser at old Trafford was another example.......
So to summarise, hard luck Ox.......it was a cunt hair away from being beautiful.
Obviously if any offer came in then we should sell the cunt
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03-08-22, 11:31 AM
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Shankly
Join Date: Jul 2006
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Just watched the league winning run, he was on the scoresheet a few times that year....
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03-08-22, 11:36 AM
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Donald Buzzworth 
Join Date: Jun 2010
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He scored a few in the CL that year also, one sublime outside of foot top bins.
Agree with Franks summary, he was in incredible form prior to that injury. Scoring Gerrard-esque goals and really driving from midfield in a way we hadn't seen since Stevie.
The training regime at Liverpool is demanding, it has to be, and it would seem that Ox's body is no longer capable of handling this. I hope he contributes this season, the 5 subs situ can really work for him.
And then I reckon he can easily get a move to a team where the demands are more manageable for his body.
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03-08-22, 11:44 AM
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Meh
Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 36,242
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He was a good player for us prior to the bad injury he suffered and he's not really been the same since; a real shame for him and us.
There's the usual hyperbole on here about he's crap etc.. but he just can't seem to cope with the physical demands of how we look to play.
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04-08-22, 08:18 AM
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Fagan
Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 1,068
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Quote:
Originally Posted by SB
Small consolation for coming home from work & coming on here & bagging out our players for being shite & being injured though 
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