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BHF_Manijak wrote:

todd_smith wrote:
zato Liverpoolu najbolji igraci (Torress, Suarez, Coutinho itd )odmah nakon njihove najbolje sezone bjeze u drugi klub, cim dodje ponuda?

Ja a gdje je recimo dosao taj Suarez iz Ajaxa? Bilo interesovanja bruku, dodje covjek u Liverpool. Jos tadasnji Pool, koji je 2 klase ispod ovog sadasnjeg.
Van Dijk gdje je dosao?

Mislim jasno je da ce Real Madrid (ne i Barcelona) biti uvijek najpozeljnije mjesto za igranje. Nije to samo osvajanje trofeja, nego jednostavno Real nosi tu aureolu iznad "glave" da je najveci klub na svijetu, jednostavno ogroman je glamur oko njih i tako ce uvijek biti. Ali nece se uvijek svi nuzno za njih odluciti.

Dvije godine zaredom finale LP, borba sad do samog kraja u EPL za titulu, odlican trener s kojim mozes raditi, dobra ekipa, ne vidim zasto bi Liverpool bio los kao destinacija? A para imaju, pogleadj izvjestaje...

Pa kad ode Messi, mislis da ce Barcelona biti isti nivo i ista zelja?

AmiĐa_Idriz wrote:Oxa je Chelsea/Conte želio, nudili mu jači ugovor nego mi i Arsenalu više keša.

Van Dijk je mogao birati u koji će klub u Engleskoj. Imao ponude Citya i Chelsea nakon onog propalog ljeta, odlučio ostati pola godine u Southamptonu i čekati januar za Liverpool.

Keitu Bayern šmekio u periodu kad i Liverpool, Fabinha United 3 godine dovodio, i Manea su pokušali ono ljeto dovesti, a i Alisson je dobio ponudu od PSG-a prije, a nakon SP-a se i Real spominjao.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain will be unveiled as a Liverpool player on transfer deadline day after turning down a contract extension at Arsenal worth £60,000-a-week more than he will earn at Anfield.

The 24-year-old is said to have turned down a move to Chelsea, snubbing the Premier League champions in favour of the club he supported as a child.

The England international has agreed a huge financial package with the Stamford Bridge side worth £220,000-a-week.

Lyon chief Jean-Michel Aulas admitted former #LFC target Nabil Fekir will be allowed to leave this summer.

"We have an understanding that he can go. Thanks Nabil for bringing what he brought, we have an understanding to let him go."

Mustang1 wrote:Amidja pratil' se aviJon? Ili ti samo kombije pratis?

There is really a private plane coming from Lyon and flying North. The time of Depay's post and the flight time of the plane coincides.

AmiĐa_Idriz wrote:
Mislim nebitna stvar, više sam se vezao za post @drug-a oko interesovanja drugih. Jasno je da će Real i Barcelona uvijek biti level iznad i druga dimenzija iznad ostalih, ali nije više ni Liverpool mala maca na tržištu.

BHF_Manijak wrote:

AmiĐa_Idriz wrote:
Mislim nebitna stvar, više sam se vezao za post @drug-a oko interesovanja drugih. Jasno je da će Real i Barcelona uvijek biti level iznad i druga dimenzija iznad ostalih, ali nije više ni Liverpool mala maca na tržištu.

A jeste navalili na Barcelonu... Po cemu su to oni privlacili igrace prije 15-20 godina? Dosla ona zlatna generacija, tacnije Messi, postali odjednom level iznad i postali pozeljni.
Kad se maleni oprosti, ko garantuje da se nece vratiti u one stare gabarite?

El Pais journalist Diego Torres has reported that Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp was 'amazed' and 'broke into hilarity' when he first heard that Barcelona were going to offer €100 million for former midfielder Philippe Coutinho.

El Pais journalist Diego Torres has reported that Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp was 'amazed' and 'broke into hilarity' when he first heard that Barcelona were going to offer €100 million for former midfielder Philippe Coutinho.
Torres, who wrote The Special One: The Dark Side of Jose Mourinho, has been covering PSG forward Neymar extensively this season but he has now shifted his attention towards his international teammate Coutinho and his January move from Liverpool to Barcelona.

Torres suggests that Coutinho was never fit enough to operate under Klopp's pressing system of football and that leading goalscorer Mohamed Salah was brought in to compete with the Brazilian while Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino were deemed 'undroppable'.

Torres wrote:


"When the club raised the possibility of signing Mohammed Salah, the coach told the management that he thought it was fine but that the position should be played with Coutinho. Never with Mané or Firmino, whom he judged unquestionable.

"In Liverpool offices were not surprised to see that the leaders embraced as if they had won a title when on 6 January closed the transfer of Coutinho to Barca for 160 million euros, a record after Neymar and Mbappé. Never the sale of the third most expensive soccer player in history meant less sacrifice and more benefit for a major club.



"Explosive and decisive in short spaces, Coutinho lacked the heart and lungs to perform consistently in the great spaces of the midfield. In the physical tests that simulated situations of the game, after two sprints of 60 meters Coutinho could not recover without remaining half a minute completely stopped. Too much, given the tactical demands. With the emphasis on permanent dynamism, Klopp discarded Coutinho to integrate the midfield in 4-3-3. Even when he placed it as an end, he found that it disengaged in the folds. During several days he tried a 4-2-3-1 to place him behind the point, with a smaller radius of action to avoid suffering. If he played as a second point he could stay off the hook without generating serious imbalances, while the rest of the team was ordered 20 meters back. But the 4-2-3-1, in Klopp's opinion, did not allow the team to occupy the spaces in the most efficient way possible.

"Barça's first offer for Coutinho amounted to 60 million euros, about a year ago. Klopp's reaction was perplexing. He thought that Barcelona had the three attack squares covered with Messi, Suarez and Neymar.

"When they told him that [Josep] Bartomeu would sign [Ousmane] Dembelé to replace Neymar and offer more than 100 million for Coutinho to act as relay for [Andres] Iniesta, his amazement broke into hilarity. According to an employee of the English club, Klopp was blunt: "Coutinho is a fabulous forward but he will never feel comfortable in 4-3-3 as an inside; and much less if he has to play in the post of Iniesta in the 4-4-2 that [Ernesto] Valverde practices in the defensive phase, where the longer runs should be done by the wings. Iniesta is a long distance runner. Coutinho no."

BHF_Manijak wrote:

AmiĐa_Idriz wrote:
Mislim nebitna stvar, više sam se vezao za post @drug-a oko interesovanja drugih. Jasno je da će Real i Barcelona uvijek biti level iznad i druga dimenzija iznad ostalih, ali nije više ni Liverpool mala maca na tržištu.

A jeste navalili na Barcelonu... Po cemu su to oni privlacili igrace prije 15-20 godina? Dosla ona zlatna generacija, tacnije Messi, postali odjednom level iznad i postali pozeljni.
Kad se maleni oprosti, ko garantuje da se nece vratiti u one stare gabarite?

Matip: “Van Dijk is so self confident. I think he’s a big help to every player, not just me. Fabinho is amazing. Watching him against Barcelona, he was everywhere. I don’t know if there were two, three Fabinhos, more. I thought I might need glasses because there were so many!”

Matip: “You always know you can play the ball to him, even a s*** ball, he does not get stressed. When he makes a tackle... his leg seems to get longer and longer, like a gadget.”