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Liverpool have had a breakthrough in contract talks with Gini Wijnaldum, and all parties are confident of the midfielder signing a “bumper new deal”.

The Dutchman is expected to sign for another four years, and is keen to end his career at Anfield. [Football Insider]

“Nobody was there. But we were still together. And it really sums us up. Because it is like they wear the Liverpool shirt in this moment and they go with all they have. Whenever, wherever, whichever time, whatever necessary, they go. And I love that.

“That is what made us a team, what brought us into the position we are in, it is all in this game; 86th minute, losing the ball, chasing it down, winning it back and shooting on the goal of Palace like you have never scored before. That desire, such desire.

“So that was exceptional, and it summed us up. That was the moment when I thought ‘yes, we will be champions. We are not yet but we will be’. It was the perfect moment.”

BHF_Manijak wrote: ↑30/06/2020 12:19 Ma rijesit se odmah, jebi ga, jednostavno neki su igraci predodredjeni za povrede i samo im Bog moze pomoci... Robben, RvP, Reus...
Steta, misljenja sam i dalje da je drugi najbolji stoper ekipe.

Before LFC signed Salah Klopp’s initial preference was said to be Julian Brandt - player he knew well from his time managing BVB
It was Edwards, who pressed LFC to sign Salah and convinced Klopp to disregard the fact the Egyptian had previously struggled in UK.

Edwards persisted. Klopp listened, took it in and placed his trust in his colleague. (@TheAthleticUK)

In his trade, Edwards is respected by his peers and one rival sporting director says he has become one of the most “prominent and eloquent” voices at the Premier League technical director meetings which take place every six weeks (@TheAthleticUK)

Edwards and Klopp are described as “kindred spirits”, freely wandering in and out of each other’s offices.
The two men swap opinions, they debate and sometimes they disagree. They also spend many lunchtimes playing paddle tennis (@TheAthleticUK)

Brendan Rodgers saw Edwards as a threat to his authority.

Rodgers had not been keen on Firmino whereas Edwards and the scouting team were certain the Brazilian would be an ideal wearer of Liverpool’s colours. (@TheAthleticUK)

Edwards was trying to push a new way of thinking at a club where they had traditionally relied on old-fashioned methods Damien Comolli, then Liverpool’s director of football, headhunted him as part of FSG’s instructions to implement a new data-led approach

Spurs had an exclusive agreement at the time with a data company called Decision Technology and Liverpool wanted to see if they could muscle in. Edwards, however, persuaded his new bosses to leave Decision Technology alone and instead target Dr Ian Graham (@TheAthleticUK)

The two men were on the same flight to an analytics conference in Boston, Massachusetts.
Edwards convinced Graham to join him as Liverpool’s head of research. The task was aided by the fact that Graham is a boyhood Liverpool supporter

King_Kenny wrote: ↑01/07/2020 15:27 @zomri, jesi još pretplaćen na The Athletic? Da prekopiraš neke tekstove.

zomri wrote: ↑01/07/2020 16:16

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