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09 Nov 2026 16:00:04
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09 Nov 2026 13:18:49
Rumours out there that Ali is in talks to extend his current deal. He has expressed his desire to stay.

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09 Nov 2026 14:01:57
I would extend him to be honest, we need to sign his long-term replacement. I am still hoping it can be Jaros!

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09 Nov 2026 14:53:09
No brainer to extend, definitely 2 years too. Allows the 'youngsters' - Jaros, Pecsi and Brughmans - to battle it out and see who emerges as Ali's natural heir.

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09 Nov 2026 15:10:29
Think he's proved in his last game that he is still world class.

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08 Nov 2026 19:15:46
Hi Diddly Ho,

Things are heating up for January that's for sure in mainland Europe.

Chiesa has three offers on the table currently for January - I think they're all loans but not 100% sure.

Expect that he will be moving on, he was adamant to stay and fight for a spot in the squad as he has settled down well in the area with his family.

From what I've been told he's been an absolute gem off the pitch with coaches, club staff and fans in general.

Diddly out.

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09 Nov 2026 03:27:52
Cheers, Ned.
It isn't surprising at all to hear that about Chiesa. He has a lot of respect for Liverpool in general, and even admired us when he was at Juventus.

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https://www.rangersrumours.co.uk/images/Ed0041.png avatar{Ed666's Note - I’d admire the city I was living in if I got paid ridiculous money to keep fit

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09 Nov 2026 03:35:11
Should have played against Fenerbahce.

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09 Nov 2026 06:50:57
No he shouldn't, he isn't good enough to play at this level any more.

It's a real shame but he has never really got close to a full recovery from the major injury he suffered.

It's a genuine pity for the bloke, he seems like a really decent human being and I hope he can find at team at the right level and enjoy the rest of his career as a player.

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09 Nov 2026 07:12:24
Worse signing than Keita.

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09 Nov 2026 07:20:03
Has he played enough to be deemed "not good enough" and "worse signing since.".

Had he played worse than Barcola, Isaak, Wirtz, et al have since?

Give your heads a wobble, gents, with all due respect.

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09 Nov 2026 07:52:08
I'd rather we didn't sign injury prone players thinking we can rehabilitate them. Truth be told he'd never have left Italy if he could still cut it at the top level, that should have been a red flag.

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09 Nov 2026 08:14:41
Delvecs, with all due respect, if he doesn't play because he's either injured or 2 managers don't think he's good enough from what they see in training, he's not a good signing.


At least Isak, Barcola and Wirtz have been on the pitch. Although these 3 haven't lived up to expectations, they have still not A LOT more than Chiesa.
Great guy but the injury has done him.

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09 Nov 2026 08:33:08
Considering Chiesa was at one time one of the best and most coveted players in European football, to go through a horrific injury, have a fall from grace after being the Italian golden boy and the player a nation pinned their hopes on, get relegated to being a bench player for us and still have a good attitude and want to stake his claim as a valuable member of the squad here, you have to give credit to the fella even though he has sometimes looked really lost on the pitch for us.

I think when given a run of games he showed lots of intelligence and was always looking to get involved on and off the ball, but when he is in and out of the team he just looks bewildered and over eager to impress, leading to him looking like he is chasing the game and on the periphery rather than an active part of the proceedings. It didn't help that Slot just chucked him on for 10 minutes without a plan a lot of the time, even when he clearly didn't rate him. Even so he contributed to some important goals for us and we'll always remember that last minute run from the opposition half into our half and the last ditch tackle that saved us from another catastrophic loss last year. He seems a thoroughly thoroughly decent and cultivated person, I don't know what he needs to do to revive his career but I hope he can somehow.

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https://www.evertonrumours.co.uk/uploads/thumb_ed025-1241569729.png avatar{Ed025's Note - or it could be the LFC benevolent fund at its best PB, signing a player that was well over the hill on fantastic money knowing that he was always going to be a bench warmer at best, i bet he could not believe his luck mate even if he is a really nice guy..

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09 Nov 2026 11:28:34
Hopefully he gets a good loan in January and gets to play some football somewhere for his own sake.

Conveniently, that's also a non-HG spot that could open up.

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09 Nov 2026 11:38:26
Yes Slot sending him on for 10 mins at a time is far more damaging than AI not sending him on at all.

Slot got pelters for not using Endo enough and now he's been frozen out completely its going unnoticed.

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09 Nov 2026 13:49:15
Slot seen what Iraola seen practically since day one. That the bloke is not good enough. Chiesa seems a good guy but no other top team in England would have him in their squad.

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09 Nov 2026 13:57:16
Ned.
Any word on possible midfielders for January?

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09 Nov 2026 15:30:57
Delves - we are paying hundreds of thousands per week for a player that doesn’t even get in carabao cup games. We have wasted millions. Name a player where the value is or has been worse? A disaster for the club.

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07 Nov 2026 15:40:04
I'd like to think we're actively seeing if a top midfielder is available in January.
Those midfielders with the exception of Nyoni should be put on notice. Your place isn't guaranteed and your future isn't soo certain for collecting the big bucks here.
Let's not forget with gravenberch. When he had that "excellent season". It wasn't because he was dictating play or scoring double figures. He tracked back with a purpose, won his duals and excelled with the ball and passing when appropriate. Those are the basics I'd expect of any Premier League player nevermind Liverpool.
You watch psg and everyone's running with purpose and it's pass and move, pass and move. We have in comparison what looks like some lazy players who just want to bomb forward and feel like they shouldn't bust a gut to defend.

They have to go. Andoni benching grav for me was telling. Wirtz has certainly not looked great but the lad busts a gut.
I think wirtz and Kerkez have certainly looked like poor investments but when you watch them and even Kerkez, you want to give them grace because they're giving it everything on the pitch.
The likes of Isak and gravenberch, if this lack of effort and application continues, both should be made available in the summer. Isak might be getting goals but his overall game is hampering the team. You're putting extra workload onto the rest of the team. Klopp would never accept it.

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07 Nov 2026 16:45:19
Isaks lack of effort and application will bring him 25-30 goals if he stays fit. He could be involved more and that will come but at the moment he's scoring. And important goals too, decisive ones in games.

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07 Nov 2026 17:24:19
Enthusiastic shout that Florian.

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07 Nov 2026 17:42:18
I Try to be optimistic John. Blokes averaging a goal in the league every 100 or so mins this season. Yes he could be playing better allround. But if he starts tomorrow by halftime he will have surpassed his entire minutes total in the league last year. Less than EIGHT games of minutes in which despite been nowhere near fit he got 3 goals.

He has twice that already this year by the first week of November. He is how we replace Salahs goals. Let our wingers and attacking midfielders be the creative spark. Let him bury the chances. He keeps doing that while improving his allround game we'll have the player we all thought we were getting.

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07 Nov 2026 21:48:55
Isak is scoring goals that's winning us games. his overall play could be better but if he's putting ball in net it's a good start.
We haven't 'clicked' at all going forward but he's still scoring.

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07 Nov 2026 22:54:36
Ron- Can always spot a Nirvana fan if they spell nevermind as one word. I do too.

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07 Nov 2026 23:17:08
Stoneage 👊🏻 🤘🏻.

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08 Nov 2026 02:03:37
Isak is like the flip side of the coin to Nunez.

Dear old Darwin always looked like he was on the brink of doing something but seldom did. Isak looks like he isn't going to do anything and then he slots a chance in quite regularly.

I prefer Isak.

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08 Nov 2026 02:53:13
That's what we need at the moment WDW. Our 30 goal a season winger is gone. Our killer through the middle isn't living up to everyone's wants but he is winning us games.

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08 Nov 2026 03:26:18
Totally agree @FM. If you see the team as an orchestra, you could liken Isak to, say, a violinist That being the case you wouldn't expect Jim to play the drums too.

As you say, we need someone who can score 25-30 goals a season to replace MO's goals. Isak is a very good candidate.

We all know he has more to his all round game and that'll come when the whole squad is on the same page but for the moment his main attribute and contribution to the team us to score goals.

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08 Nov 2026 04:56:18
My problem is that we paid this much money for the whole package when it comes to Isak, he is such a ridiculously gifted footballer with so many attributes, and we're only seeing him use like 10% of that. He is also overperforming his finishing stats right now and there is no guarantee that will continue to happen consistently, though there are freaks like Lewandowski who do it Isak has not proven over the years that he is a super clinical finisher.

Maybe we will see him drift around and get involved in the play more, switching with Barcola and Wirtz and Gakpo as our play evolves under Iraola, right now maybe Iraola is just trying to keep things simple up front as we tighten up the attack and try to fix the midfield pivot. We all know Isak definitely has it in him to switch positions with the other attackers and cause havoc in the backline, or to drop deep, lay it off and then run in behind for a 10 or a winger to find him.

We need our number 9 to do more, but at the same time we also need our wingers and Wirtz to find him more often, because even though he has been found really wanting in terms of making the runs sometimes this season, there have also been times where he has made the correct run and not been found, or he'd have even more goals than he has now.

It's good that he's getting the goals that keep us competitive, but the frustration is knowing that he's so much more than a poacher, and the price tag we paid was for that so much more that we are not utilising. It's fair that we have such a star-studded attack that we can't build the team around him like Newcastle did, but still what's the point of having him here if we don't use him a little more in the approach.

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08 Nov 2026 07:41:13
@PB, to be honest I'm personally not fussed about the money, as a fan it's not something I really care about. That said, I agree with your view about the reasonable expectation that, given the way he played at Newcastle, that he needs to do more in terms of all round play and contribution to the team performance.

To be honest, I don't understand why he seems to be playing within himself. The only thing I can think is that he is playing under instruction but I can't see why that would be. I guess in the orchestral analogy he seems content to be second violin rather than the lead.

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08 Nov 2026 09:58:31
I was expecting more dynamic wing play with the players we've bought, beating a man and whipping in crosses which he'd thrive off or cutting inside and slotting through passes from around the edge of the box for him to run onto. I think that's his game more so than him carrying the ball over longer distances from deep or creating for himself and others.

Chance creation hasn't happened with the frequency we thought so Isak has just had to be clinical in the moments when supply has come his way. Maybe Trey can thread a few through from deeper areas, that would give defences more to think about.

If we consistently selected the same front three that would help him as well, at the moment they don't seem to be forging a great understanding because we're chopping and changing positions and personnel each week.

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08 Nov 2026 11:43:48
When you say the money we paid Pat did you chip in mate?

It's pretty hard for a centre forward to drop into pockets when playing with a 10.

Even the great Bobby would have struggled in this set up as him and Wirtz would have been bumping into each other for 90 mins.

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08 Nov 2026 11:45:20
I actually think Darwin would save suited Wirtz.

Can just see it now. Wirtz picking the ball up and Darwin racing in behind like a mad man. Wirtz slipping the ball through Darwin going one on one with the keeper putting it wide and then the linesman raising his flag for offside.

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08 Nov 2026 11:51:47
WDW, I think it's probably down to instruction from Iraola and Slot respectively. I also think that he's been afforded certain freedoms in terms of our pressing scheme under both managers. Off the ball Isak is kind of our weakest link, he just doesn't react quickly enough to triggers (Wirtz has been culpable of that sometimes too, even though nobody could fault Wirtz for his overall effort level).

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https://www.evertonrumours.co.uk/uploads/thumb_ed025-1241569729.png avatar{Ed025's Note - if its effort you want PB you sign Brennan Johnson for £5m, if you pay £110m for a midfielder you want magic every game mate..

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08 Nov 2026 12:57:19
Our forwards need more touches than they get at present. You can swap them for any other forward line in the league and you will get the same result while what's behind them is not working.

We are not able to maintain any control of games. There's still too much distance between our first line and our forwards. There's more work to do, on the training pitch and in the market.

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08 Nov 2026 15:13:44
I think people are being unreasonable. They want a striker who presses like bobby, scores like Salah, passes like Gerrard and has stamina like cafu. Even Messi, Maradona, r9 didn't do everything.

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08 Nov 2026 17:48:33
We need him to be lethal in front of goal, and he's delivering on that. If we had more goal and assist contributions from our wide players you wouldn't notice or care about his wider team play, he's also fit every week at the moment which is a blessing.

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08 Nov 2026 20:04:20
I forgot how offside Darwin was. Every time haha. He scored a couple of belters. Good luck to him.

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08 Nov 2026 21:13:26
Isak is the 2nd top goalscorer in the league.
Wonder what he'd be like when the front players "click"?

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09 Nov 2026 06:58:10
I tend to agree @PB, I think to a certain extent Isak is likely playing to instruction. There were stories that he was 'nursed' by Newcastle, which may or may not have been true but it seems that the club are protecting him to a certain extent.

Of course it might be a different case when Hugo is able to play - it's possible they take the brakes off Isak as we have a young, proven PL goal scorer who can play the CF role.

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09 Nov 2026 08:02:00
He was definitely nursed at Newcastle, everybody knows he struggles with groin and hip injuries because of his build, it just can't be helped and you have to manage his workload even when he is on the pitch. A few posters including myself pointed at this when we were looking to sign him, which was why Ekitike coming in at the same time made a lot of sense even if people couldn't comprehend why we would want to sign two top strikers.

What complicated matters though was how much of a focal point Isak was at Newcastle, so much of the attacking play involved him, and he would pop up in lots of areas in the opposition half to link the play with Murphy, Barnes and Gordon. At Liverpool he has evolved to become much more of a penalty box poacher, which is fine and is yielding good results, but I do wonder if we bought him with the expectation that this was the role he was going to play exclusively.

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09 Nov 2026 11:01:56
I don't think Isak needs to get more involved in general play at all. He needs to stay between the width of the 18 yard box and stick the ball in the net.

Thats what we bought him for and that's why we've bought fast wingers who will stay wide and give him space whilst feeding him with chances.

We need to get away from the Bobby, Mo and Mane comparisons. Bobby played more like a 10 so Mo and Mane could cut in and utilise the space he left up top. Mo and Mane were wide forwards rather than wingers and we just don't play that way anymore.

In fact it was noticeable how much Salah struggled when we tried to play with a number 9. It happened when we signed Nunez and again when we signed Isak. Mo suddenly became a bang average footballer. Then Slot puts Diaz up front knowing he will drop deep and suddenly Salah is reborn and we win the league.

You have to also understand that teams didn't sit in low blocks every game when playing Newcastle so Isak had more space to play and was inevitably involved more in the game.

For Liverpool, especially at home he's generally being marked by 2 or 3 players with little or no space in behind so we need the wingers to go past people, taking defenders out of the game so the centre backs are drawn across giving Isak space to finish the chances. It's happened sporadically but the wingers need to be more ruthless and attack the fullbacks at every single opportunity. They tend to turn out or cut in too often which clogs up the machine.

The only thing Isak needs to do better is be more aggressive with the press. At the moment it's a token effort, sauntering up to the defender or keeper which just allows them to get their head up and pick a pass. If he sprints it makes them rush the pass and we are more likely to turn the ball over.

This could be due to fitness as he doesn't want to blow himself out too early but if so he needs to get up to speed and when/if he does things will start to click much better.

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https://www.evertonrumours.co.uk/uploads/thumb_ed025-1241569729.png avatar{Ed025's Note - hes certainly no Ian Rush RSO..

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09 Nov 2026 12:04:03
He is terrible at pressing, Rio, and it's a problem for us given Iraola's system requires all 10 players to press as a unit.

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09 Nov 2026 13:52:46
Agree he's not great at pressing. Its something him and Hugo when he comes back have to improve on. Ekitike unfortunately is every bit as bad as Isak at it.

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05 Nov 2026 15:51:43
It'll be interesting how we move now in the transfer markets. We can't continue with the Hughes and Edwards act.
Let's be honest, we have not bought well atall for the the money thrown around and I fear those above probably think we have bought well and it's just a waiting game.
I begged the ether basically, that we didn't pursue barcola. I'll give the lad time under andoni but honestly, 125million is scandalous for the product.


Theres a lot of players that are too soft for the blueprint of this club and for andoni. I really hope he gets a say in the players that suit the football he wants to play.
The manager is getting them to play better, so he is improving what's there. I just think some positions should be a lot stronger for the money invested. That's on those above.

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05 Nov 2026 16:30:14
Typical Liverpool, took all the pressure of man United and laid it all at our front door again, we are now all over the papers and TV channels, we have even replaced Trump, being the number one news item, who got an even bigger hiding.

A month ago there was a fact circulating on facebook that LFC were still the bottom for distance covered during a PL game, and one last night which was without Szoboszlai, LFC have won 80% of the games so far, and with him 50% of the games. Please bear in mind I am only the messenger, not the creator.

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05 Nov 2026 16:38:00
If Liverpool have replaced Trump as the number one news item especially after his party got assess kicked at the polls and deservedly so I may add. Then this indeed is not a good look.

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05 Nov 2026 18:05:53
Our transfer windows are like doing up your house on a budget. Do one room, then worry about the next room a year later.

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05 Nov 2026 17:55:21
The Hughes and Edwards act being use your mates in the media to claim all the credit for Klopp's unique ability to get players to their maximum potential, then get exposed as an absolute fraud once he's gone, to the point you will never be hired by a serious club again.

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05 Nov 2026 19:34:49
Diaz is better than Barcola, Rio and Gakpo put together, partly because he has the fight and tenacity that we sorely lack.

We lost a lot of what made us potent when he left. Giving him a new contract on decent wages and signing Semenyo would have been the less Hollywood, more sensible options.

Barcola's skill set may prove less than ideal for a league as physical and dominated by low blocks as the Premier League.

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05 Nov 2026 20:22:10
I personally think Iraola could probably get a better tune out of the youth players. The midfield need to be addressed. It's imbalanced and no one takes responsibility for defending. The defence needs looked at, no one takes responsibility for defending there either. And before I get pelters, Allison is one of my all time favourite players, but I think he is not as good as he used to be, certainly with his distribution.

I think we have decent attacking players but could do with a natural left footer. Bradley, Kerkez, Tsimikas and Frimpong aren't good enough.

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05 Nov 2026 20:59:55
I think we've already pivoted with the signings of Munoz and Araujo.
Munoz was a relatively unknown and Araujo needed to re-establish his reputation.

I feel like this is going to be the blueprint. Sign players who have something to prove. Less of the Isak/Wirtz/Barcola who come with big reputations.

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05 Nov 2026 21:57:46
Ron, Munoz came to mind in that post and I was going to mention him in the direction we should be going, because there's little difference in Munoz and barcola apart from 90 million in transfer fees.
We should have never went for barcola but its whatever now. Munoz at least has that fight about him like Araujo that we want, but that you NEED.

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05 Nov 2026 22:13:06
I think Munoz and Araujo were signed because they have the capabilities that AI wants / wanted for his squad and the way he wants to play. He's promoted Nyoni for the same reason.

The next two or three transfer windows will be more of the same - basically the old 'tight player at the right price" mantra.

As the OP keenly observed "we can't continue with the Hughes and Edwards act", not least because neither of them work for the club anymore, but I think that ship sailed when AI arrived.

Whilst I'm obviously keen to see who comes in I'm equally interested in who will be sold or released. The list I'd have so far is Ali, Marma, VVD, Gomez, Tsimi, Endo, Elliot, and Chiesa with possibly Macca and Gakpo heading out over the next two windows.

Interesting times for the rebuild of the squad and particularly given that by July 1st next year AI will be entering the last twelve months of his contract.

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05 Nov 2026 21:49:00
I'm voting for Trump, he's comedy gold.

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05 Nov 2026 23:33:28
Signing of the year Nyoni for me, i like the young lad, he was everywhere, He probably got more touches of the ball then every other Liverpool player added up at fernabache.

Arujo was missed needed a leader in defence, after VVD effing up again, Jacquet is young he was missing Arujo at RB, he knows he can't trust VVD

Szob and Wirtz and Mcallister all need to be sold and get some guys that enjoy playing as a team rather than getting their owns stats higher.

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05 Nov 2026 23:29:43
They're already gone, what are you talking about?

And please, don't imply you'd vote for Trump even in jest. It whittles faith in humanity so quickly.

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https://www.rangersrumours.co.uk/images/Ed0041.png avatar{Ed078's Note - the only way a person could still support Donald, is if they turn a blind eye because they love the racism, the misogyny and the pedo protectionism.

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06 Nov 2026 08:15:03
Come on, don't you think you're overreacting?

We've got a new manager implementing a new style and we've only lost 3 games so far, one to a dodgy red card, one to the PL champions and a very poor defeat the other night in the UCL.

The reaction from this is that we need to sell our entire midfield, both our goalkeepers and anyone that cost over £70mil.

When we win we're the best team in the world, when we lose everyone must be sold. It's crazy thinking.

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06 Nov 2026 10:39:47
I think that seems fair enough lol.

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06 Nov 2026 11:37:41
For Julian Ward, the brief is simple.

1) Agree renewals for Rio and Trey
2) Agree renewals for Virgil and Alisson
3) Sign Lamine Camara in January and let Endo go from his contract early
4) Agree a deal with Daniel Banjaqui in January with a view to joining the squad in the summer.

Then for the summer:

5) Sign Araujo permanently if he delivers what we have seen to date for the rest of the season
6) Identify a LB to replace Tsimikas and challenge Kerkez
7) Work with the coach to solve the Szobo/Grav conundrum. If the decision is to move one or even both of them on, then identify replacements
8) Get an idea of what Cody Gakpo wants. If he wishes to move on, then identify a replacement - ideally a left footed one.

On Alisson, I get the concern about his form. We have spent big money on Luca Brughmans. The kid could do with a year working with Alisson before being ready for the first team position. If not, then we will need to bring in another senior GK to bridge that as Marma is a shocker of a keeper.

On Macca, I wouldn't be surprised if they just let his contract run down given we only paid 35m for him in the first place and he will be approaching 30 when his current deal expires. Just like we did with Gini Wjinaldum as it happens.

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06 Nov 2026 11:37:54
Actually Yeoman, it's been clear for a very long time that we are very weak and porous in midfield and our personnel are not really good enough or fit for purpose. So I would happily move on all of Endo, Mac Allister, Gravenberch & Szoboszlai as I think they can all be improved on. Nyoni is the only one of that group I'd keep.

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06 Nov 2026 15:04:51
In all fairness VV this is what I mean by overreaction.

Endo - agreed he can move on.

Mac while poor last season, has had a decent start to the season, scored some important goals and sat in midfield which has provided a lot more protection to the defence.

Grav - was fantastic when we won the league, he's had a poor last season and poor start to this one, if he doesn't turn it around this year then I can agree on moving on.

Szob - arguably our best player last season, has struggled with injuries this season and now should be moved on?

I think we're a solid DM away from having a very balanced midfield, to say they should all be moved on and we should start again from scratch is wild no?

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06 Nov 2026 15:24:16
I'm no Trump fan, but I must admit, I've seen far more accusations of misogyny, racism and pedo protectionism than actual evidence of it. I think people like to follow a mantra; "If I repeat it enough, it becomes fact whether true or not.".

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06 Nov 2026 16:39:05
MAGA!!

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06 Nov 2026 17:58:37
Not defending Edwards or Hughes as I have no idea what they did or what most employees at Liverpool do.

But didn't Edwards leave before the last window and didn't Hogan step in and do the huge Barcola deal so it might be not just be the Edwards & Hughes cluster show.

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06 Nov 2026 18:04:25
Eds bookmark this, camara signs in January.

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06 Nov 2026 20:08:16
@QV, in my opinion Trump is a war criminal.

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06 Nov 2026 21:20:11
Yeomans,

Grav - had an amazing season when needed a new contract.

Gakpo - had a good season when needed a new contract

Szobo - had a good season when needed a new contract

MacA - having a good season because he needs a new contract.

We are handing out silly contracts and our players are doing fuck all once they get the contract. We don't want to turn into man united.

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06 Nov 2026 21:33:40
Inbeta the same fans that would want us to not give them new contracts would be the same fans that complain that we let them leave. Ya can't win with people now how about we just support the team and new head coach for a couple of season and then judge things then lad?

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06 Nov 2026 23:55:01
Quo Vadis you're a prize fuxxing knob head.

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07 Nov 2026 02:48:06
@Fatwallet, when we bookmark it, which club should we add 😉.

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07 Nov 2026 07:37:16
Wdw I definitely think he will sign for us.

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07 Nov 2026 09:04:30
Ski Sunday bit harsh from behind a keyboard?

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07 Nov 2026 09:21:28
Absolute comedy gold.
All this because a developing team under a new manager lost a couple of games.

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07 Nov 2026 10:02:02
szob and wirtz don't play well together. Wirtz had a good few games when szob was injured. Szob hasn't impressed me this season but he can turn that around quickly. Neither are Gerrard or anywhere close.

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07 Nov 2026 11:09:36
We had singed some excellent (but very expensive) players of late. We are at the stage in our development where we have a team of excellent individuals. The key over the next couple of windows will be to sign those team players that gel everything together and unlock the potential of those individuals.

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07 Nov 2026 09:20:40
Please keep politics off these pages.

Trump and American politics in particular.

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07 Nov 2026 12:38:24
Agree ski Sunday he's a proper 🔔 end.

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07 Nov 2026 19:52:27
All good. I often prefer being insulted to informed argument. It generally means those that throw insults around often have nothing and their opinion can be discounted from then on.

For the record, I didn't even actually say anything that controversial.

Anyway, up the reds! Down with discourse!

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08 Nov 2026 00:18:43
I know Murphy. It is just frustrating. I thought Szobo was going to push on and he has been uselfsss. And I am done with Gravenverch. He annoys me so much. But it's great to see Nyoni and Rio coming through. Hope they don't give up once they get their big wages.

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08 Nov 2026 03:10:16
"Chona, China, China".

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05 Nov 2026 11:38:28
Disappointing doesn't cut it, that was an unbelievably bad performance.

Time for our manager to get brutal and select for a run of games his preferred strongest 11, try and form some understandings, let the players benched know there sitting down for a reason, currently we're looking like a comfy "let's all have a cuddle squad". players comfortable in the knowledge that if they don't play one game they will the next, almost regardless of form.

As each game passes we generally see 2 or 3 good individual performances, I don't think we've yet seen a collective dominant 90 minutes,

Nyoni is a real positive, Araujo & Jacquet for most part have been impressive, then I'm struggling
Rio has stepped up and Munoz looks lively, but if the plan long term is to be Isak up top then he needs the ball delivered early from the wings, none of our current wingers are providing that service regularly enough.

Apart from Araujo this season our fullback back options struggle to defend and offer little in attack, in midfield we've seen various combinations, a solid 3 option is still not yet apparent, we appear overall more than a tad discombobulated.

More concerns are with Ali, Virgil + Joe coming to the end of their Liverpool careers, Endo, Chiesa, & Elliot likely moving on, worries regarding Bradley & Ekitike recovering fully from serious injuries + Mamardashvili & McConnell not really looking like answers, to a lesser extent young Koumas, his drive, determination & overall effort is commendable so he probably deserves a squad place on willingness alone.

Andoni's longer term plan will be costly, it'll take some building, and despite previous bursar's lack of coherent planning, Iraola does looks a good fit for academy prospects ambitions. Already we have 2 young very promising centre backs, still yet to get up and running, (1 injured + 1 on loan) a highly regarded young goalkeeper already purchased, Gilberto Mora incoming if rumour be true (he looked a fabulous talent @ the World Cup).

Crystal Palace next up, a good performance suddenly seems vital, hopefully the lads can deliver, I'm going to discard my visual apprehensions and hang my hat on a swashbuckling 3-0 victory ✌️🙏 ✌️


YNWA.

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05 Nov 2026 11:52:24
I think we should experiment with dropping the dedicated 10 idea entirely, play 3 CM's and get Isak to drift between a 9 and false 9. Should strengthen the midfield, create space for Barcola to run in behind and get Isak more involved, I hear the chaps developing circulation issues from the lack of movement.

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05 Nov 2026 11:57:23
Agreed. There seems to be a genuine lack of heart, desire and a generally poor attitude to fight for the team currently. We still have almost zero ability to play out from the back and the general creative spark was back to Slot levels of boring yesterday.
I think a clearing out is coming and I think Ali and VVD will be part of that. Absolute legends no doubt, but time waits for no-one. We need to look to the future under this new coach and accept what that brings.

Right now, I don't see futures in the squad for many of our 'superstars'.

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05 Nov 2026 12:59:04
Sizemick fantastic summary, that's how I feel most weeks watching at home or in the ground.

I don't really feel there's a multi year masterplan, how can there be if the coach signs a two year deal and you change sporting directors as regularly as we do.

I think we're fairly tactical and transactional in the market, quite opportunistic. Same with our youth system I think we play law of averages stuff, if you buy enough one or two may prevail. Also if we were so stats driven and have that deep expertise Connor would have been replaced by now, he can't sustain a season injury free he's never done it so never will, and we wouldn't keep buying the wrong players for big money.

Brighton or Brentford would have resolved this position better than we have. I think we're a club with a huge history and expectant fans base, but we're run by guys who play the market and play percentages to sustain us in the CL.

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05 Nov 2026 16:08:30
One could certainly say all the above posts have a mixture of the reasons why Alonso said " no way Jose " above all two players who won the Bundesliga for him, and still said " no way Jose " he knew also the writing was on the wall for VVD, Becker just by looking at their birth certificates, and that the two of them last season played their parts in the most goals a Liverpool defence has ever conceded in PL history, throw in Frimpong as well that is 3/5ths of your defence or 60%, Robertson would no longer be at the club also, he has yet to be replaced, we have Stan and Ollie there presently! besides he would have known Conor Bradley and Leoni had very serious injuries and he would be deprived of them also.

Throw in as well he would have to replace LFCs leading goalscorer for 8 out of the last 9 seasons, and his replacement Hugo would miss a really big chunk of the season, that's three world class players needing to be replaced with like for like, and a top player in Hugo.

I'm glad Alonso said no, as the football his team played in the Carabao was a 100% carbon copy of arteta and simeone this season, whoever wants to watch that weekly must be anti football.

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05 Nov 2026 17:23:46
I'm with Chewy on this. The experiment with central attacking mids has failed in an expensive way. Next game I want to see:

Ali

Araujo
Jacquet
VVD
Kerkez

Gravenberch
Nyoni
Macca

Barcola
Isak
Munoz

Those 3 centre mids told a) to get the ball out to the wings at the earliest opportunity and b) not to all bomb forward at the same time.

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05 Nov 2026 20:24:00
If we keep playing Ali and VVD, we will keep conceding silly goals. But it's okay because VVD has aura. I forgot that that means you don't have to defend.

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05 Nov 2026 21:47:57

007. I son't think t happend like that, I'm almost certain (through pure speculation) that Edwards left Alonso 'on read' because Xabi wanted considerable input/control when it came to transfers, something we know Edwards wasn't keen on. It was the one headline grabbing stipulation of his appointment; he said himself just how important it was that he was given that control when he agreed to sign for Chelsea, and when asked "why Chelsea" (not Liverpool)? He's always stated that it was about the timing, which is very interesting all things considered.



I believe the board wanted Alonso, Hughes wanted Iraola, but Edwards, in his stubbornness, wanted to try and make it work with Slot and intentionally held up talks with Alonso knowing full well he'd be snapped up by someone else and he could play the "Oh woops, looks like we'll have to give Slot another chance" card. When he cocked up the Alonso deal I think it was the last straw for the board who then sent Mike Gordon in to take control of the s*** show, essentially putting Edwards on a sort of unofficial garden leave but without drawing attention to things, hence why Edwards left so soon after and Iraola became the natural choice.





Btw, if Ali and VVD are too old for Alonso, why did he sign Hendo and Wellbeck?

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06 Nov 2026 10:44:31
Hendo and Wellbeck are performing well Ali and Virg aren't. It's also worrying that when our players get a new deal their form takes a massive nose dive. Gravenverch, Gakpo, and Szobozlai.

It's also annoying how well MacA is playing for a new deal, and when he gets it, then he will stop trying as well. I think one of Grav or Szobo need to go. We don't need both of them. I would go for a DM.

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06 Nov 2026 16:49:17
Dom, hailed as the best player by a country mile last year, without his efforts we'd have been fighting relegation, and now, no more than 9 games into the season and he must go. Hilarious.

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06 Nov 2026 17:49:55
It's an interesting point about contract renewals and player motivations, and what the right or wrong answer is for Macca and others.

If the coach at the time gets tough and benches players who lose form after signing big contracts we're just left with a much more expensive subs bench and dissatisfied players sitting there feeling hard done to. On balance it would be better not to renew them.

It begs the question why is it happening so frequently with us in the last three years or so. There must be something cultural about the players and the acceptance of it in the dressing room.

I don't think it's necessarily on the coach, but the players must think it's ok. Maybe there isn't enough peer pressure from other players to make it clear what the standards are regardless of the contractual status.

While I'm sure the likes of Milner wouldn't have played for free I don't remember any significant variation in form from him and others like Hendo as it became clearer they were on their way out.
It's more of a recent thing.

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06 Nov 2026 21:10:16
Dom doesn't suit our style of play, he's like a duck out of water. Ali needs dropping his confidence it shot to bits. Ali is making everyone nervous.

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08 Nov 2026 03:12:01
our style of play doesn't seem to suit a few of these players mark, maybe the style should be considered on the same level the personnel are?

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04 Nov 2026 20:16:20
Victor
Any word on bellingham going forward? I believe he verbally agreed a new contract with Madrid but is there still a possibility we still want him, maybe next summer if he doesn't sign a renewal?

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04 Nov 2026 21:21:57
He would hardly want to come to this mess. We have enough overpriced flops. Would rather promote youth because they seem to be the only ones trying at the minute.

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04 Nov 2026 21:39:30
Why do people still pine after a player who has no interest in joining us.

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04 Nov 2026 22:24:03
Play him alongside Wirtz and Dom, have 3 number 10's worth a combined £500m.

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05 Nov 2026 01:54:10
Beellingham? Really? That ship sailed years ago. I couldn't get over how many fans thought he was going to sign for us back then, why in the name of Fowler would he come now?!

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05 Nov 2026 06:37:28
Bellingham😂😂.Love it.

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05 Nov 2026 10:24:37
There are plenty of women not interested in me, that I am still pining for VV.

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05 Nov 2026 10:31:06
Why couldn't he have signed for us back then, though, chewy? We certainly were interested and we definitely put in some kind of effort to get him, Klopp was a fan and I'm pretty sure somebody on here, it might even have been ed001, said that his dad would have preferred him to sign for Liverpool. Not saying it was ever that likely he would have come to LFC but I don't think the likelihood was approaching zero either.

Also Ron, given the number of posts you made saying Bellingham isn't a midfielder and that you're not a fan, interesting that you are now making posts asking if he would like to come to Liverpool

Personally I think we should stop with the ogling of superstars, more Victor Munoz and Jacquet type signings would be good. Sadiki and Camara look to be really good profiles for our midfield, Camara is a very good passer of the ball besides being tenacious off the ball, Sadiki is pretty decent in possession too and can play the ball with both feet. Sadiki is probably more suited though, since Camara plays more as an all action 8 who is pretty much at the heart of everything for Monaco, I'm pretty sure he still takes most of their corners and free kicks as well. Both are also pretty short, not that it really matters all that much.

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05 Nov 2026 11:18:56
In fairness back then I actually thought there was a chance of him signing. But that was because of the media making out we were his choice. But knowing now that that was all rubbish I know there's zero chance of him ending up at Anfield.

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05 Nov 2026 12:02:11
Because it was us or Real, Patrick, and I'm not delusional.

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04 Nov 2026 11:12:49
Trey Nyoni in advanced contract talks according to Greg Evans from The Athletic.

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04 Nov 2026 14:06:21
I'm assuming that it is with us and not somebody like Real Madrid?

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04 Nov 2026 15:13:23
Thoroughly deserved by hard work, keeping his head down and listening to Andoni who against the Cheats 2.0 gave Trey his first Full Premier League Debut ( all his other apps were as a substitute, under Arne Slot he made just 6 substitute appearances all season? )

If anyone is interested in LFC players salaries please Google Search LFC Players Wages 2026/27 Salary Sport, the website has a black circle with 3 vertical bars, like the reception signal on a mobile phone. Whether they are true is conjecture? but also interesting it says Trey is presently on £25, 000 a week, and states Frimpong is on £200, 000 a week? and Barcola only £110, 000 a week, other interesting ones also, if factually correct of course?

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https://www.rangersrumours.co.uk/images/Ed0041.png avatar{Ed666's Note - how is the most expensive player in British transfer history on £110k a week? Doesn’t make sense to me.

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04 Nov 2026 17:49:15
Sounds like that website is a tad inaccurate 007, Barcola was on those sort of wages way back when PSG bought him from Lyon, 3 League titles and 2 Champions Leagues later, there's zero chance he's still on the same money, other outlets report he's on upwards of £250k which makes much more sense.

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04 Nov 2026 15:47:50
Hello Ed666,

An even better one a " First Class Jacket" is only £13, 000 pounds a week, must be a Christmas sale?

The contract expiry dates and players ages are correct Ed666, so it is useful for that? just popping out for a jacket!

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04 Nov 2026 16:55:07
Ed666. You are right in your skepticism. Bradley Barcola is on £280k a week, not £110k. So, not sure where the poster got the £110k figure from.

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04 Nov 2026 21:24:57
Tsmi is paying the club 75 grand each week.

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04 Nov 2026 07:34:07
Question for Carra or Victor Goddam or The Fields
Zaire Emery getting next to no game time in the PSG 1st team now is he an option for next summer and still of interest to the club?

Same in regard to Gavi at Barcelona?

I know both were talked about last summer. Based on Grav, MacAllister, Jones (Not replaced in the summer) Endo, Chiesa, Elliott, McConnell all leaving which seems highly likely, surely there is room in the squad for at least 3 additions in midfield?

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04 Nov 2026 09:06:05
Gavi is lightweight and injury prone, why sign another sicknote?

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04 Nov 2026 09:12:02
Ah there you are Viktor. You had gone quite after all the sh**e you talked in the summer about Araujo signing.
Good to see you haven't learned a thing.

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04 Nov 2026 09:22:25
Gavi can barely run nowadays guys so I couldn't agree more about that one.

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04 Nov 2026 10:29:19
Viktor is on CCTV at Anfield after he purchased the home shirt with no. 33 on the back. Probably typed that post with it on. Will he dye his hair to match Araujo's tho?

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04 Nov 2026 12:11:46
Zaire-Emery and Gavi would be excellent profiles for what we need. Gavi's injuries would be a massive concern. Zaire-Emery is a on a hefty salary at PSG too.

However, I think it is best we return to our tried and tested recruitment policy of recruiting up and coming hungry talent rather than household names that are not getting game time.

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04 Nov 2026 15:27:54
Yes. Enough of "let's beat our club record for player purchases campaign" (Nunez, Wirtz, Isak - with Barcola squeezed in there somewhere). It worked with VVD and Alisson, but it's not a given that it will work every time.

I'd rather we go for "club record player sales" (like Coutinho). 😉😂.

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03 Nov 2026 11:32:50
Hi Diddly Ho,

Some of you won't really care about this but I think some will.

There has been a lot of (planted) press coverage surrounding TAA's situation at Real Madrid.

Just to confirm what I know, he's had his team approaching clubs across Europe.

He wants out of Madrid.

I don't know where Liverpool stand on this, but from what I recall being told when he left, the club were blindsided by how things played out. A deal was on the table and near enough agreed, so they fully expected him to sign.

By the summer before his departure, the club had come to understand that his team were angling for a move to Madrid.

Liverpool continued to increase their offers and bonuses throughout the season, but his brother effectively shut the door without any reciprocation.

Personally, I don't see him returning. I don't think it would be a net positive for anyone other than himself.

Based on what I've heard about his team approaching clubs across Europe in search of another top club, they're coming across as rather amateurish. One club in particular has even questioned whether his representatives have the credentials to handle a player of his stature.

Diddly out.

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03 Nov 2026 12:01:57
Cheers neighbourino.

All a bit of yuck really. Person with actual talent helps brother to become a leech, thus sacrificing his career and legacy. (At least that's how it comes across)

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03 Nov 2026 12:39:36
Absolutely, they come across exactly like that.

It's almost as though they've watched how some of the more difficult agents operate and decided that's how you get the best deal for your client. But there's a difference between being a tough negotiator and being unnecessarily difficult, and I think they've completely misunderstood that.

I genuinely believe that if Trent had been managed by a professional representative, he'd either still be a Liverpool player or he'd be welcomed back with open arms.

I've heard plenty of stories about bad agents over the years, but from what I've been told, his brother has to be up there with the worst of them. It comes across as though the game-playing and trying to prove a point have become more important than what's actually best for the player.

Harry Kane is represented by his brother, and from what I've heard, he comes across incredibly well in negotiations. Jude Bellingham is another example. Things are handled professionally, negotiations are smooth, and there's no unnecessary attempt to play games.

It just shows that you don't necessarily need a background or formal education in the industry to do the job well. You need to understand how to deal with people, build relationships and recognise that being difficult for the sake of it doesn't make you a good agent.

Sorry for the tangent but I really think his brother has ruined his career.

Diddly out.

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03 Nov 2026 12:59:03
Appreciate the info Ned. Regardless it's not our problem. He'll reap what he's sowed. I said on here it would never work out and yet again another Red thinks the grass might be greener without considering what they already had.

Could have been a legend. Now he'll be little more than a footnote in a legendary team with delusions of the Balon'Dor. I hope the money was worth it for him.

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03 Nov 2026 13:14:17
I actually feel a bit sorry for him. Ruined his legacy with Liverpool over notions of granduer and bad management and I genuinely don't think he will ever get back to the player he was at Liverpool as know one else will put up with his laziness while defending.

Particularly when he is probably demanding crazy money. I for one wouldn't want him back, that ship has sailed. Plus I don't think he'd suit the manager's style of play.

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03 Nov 2026 13:43:11
Time to move on from Trent without a doubt but agree it's sad to see how his career has or is panning out!

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03 Nov 2026 13:44:26
Cheers, Ned!

If he was 25yo, I might be open minded about a potential redemption. He's not, so end of story.

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03 Nov 2026 13:51:55
I don't really blame Trent for wanting a move to be honest, there's nothing wrong with wanting a new challenge after winning it all with his boyhood club.
The way it was all handled was absolutely horrible though.
He should have just been honest with the club and fans from the outset and not mess the club around to go on a free and the door would have always been open for him to return and he would have always been remembered fondly.


He has himself and his brother to thank for ruining not just his career but his legacy and good standing with the fans here.
It will be interesting to see where he ends up though, he's a very unique player and talent and he will need to pick his next move very carefully as he's not going to fit in tactically with many teams. I'm pretty sure he wouldn't fit in at Liverpool now even though his passing ability is sorely missed.

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03 Nov 2026 13:59:57
Zero sympathy for the man, he made a bad choice and can deal with the consequences. Too old, too slow, too injury prone to be worth bringing back and on a purported £300k a week. His career is fizzling out and it can continue on the slide elsewhere. Just not here.

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03 Nov 2026 14:39:43
I never begrudge him the move it was just the way that he went about it. As they say never look back. So thanks but no thanks.

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https://www.evertonrumours.co.uk/uploads/thumb_ed025-1241569729.png avatar{Ed025's Note - im with you Barry mate..

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03 Nov 2026 15:30:46
His family saw a big financial opportunity with Madrid.

They emotionally angled Trent away from Liverpool.

He was once a local lad wanting to captain his local club but has been warped into glacticoism and superstar branding by those closest to him.

The day he turned into 'Trent' was the day' Alexander-Arnold' died i'm afraid.


Ta.

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03 Nov 2026 16:16:07
He isn't the first player to leave Liverpool with delusions of grandeur and he won't be the last. The sad thing is he was always going to be better off at Liverpool if only he had trusted the club who had made him.

Don't know anything about his advisors but someone convinced he could win the Ballon D'or. He only had to look at his team mates to know that was never going to happen. In his pomp he was only ever our 4th best player.

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03 Nov 2026 16:07:52
I said it at the time in the run up to the obvious fact he wasn't going to sign that his brother had been the chief instigator and not Trent himself.

Take the brother out of the way and Trent is still at Liverpool and possibly captain next season.

No you can see on the players face he knows he has ruined his career and legacy its such a shame.

Sometimes the grass is not greener and there are few who leave Liverpool and do any better.

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03 Nov 2026 16:51:41
Well, his brother isn't an agent out of meritocracy, is he? He probably doesn't have the credentials. It's pure nepotism. I love to see nepotism blow up in people's faces!

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03 Nov 2026 17:06:21
His family possibly swaying him is proof of what my mother often told me: " you can pick your friends, but you can't pick ye family".
TAA signed the RM contract it was totally down to him. One hopes there are no swap deals on the table, we pick our own players, we don't want other clubs to decide who we sign.

Just turned 28 and his best football is now behind him, that young RB lad from Benfica is a better choice for the future, the transfer money from not re-signing TAA can go towards the young Benfica lad. He made his bed for me, let him "LIE" on it.

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03 Nov 2026 17:38:18
Sad if true Carra. Like others have said wouldn't have begrudged the move but it was handled atrociously.

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03 Nov 2026 17:08:12
Carra
I'm sure you're correct regarding the family who I've mentioned before but it's slim to the fact, "trent" is a grown man who ultimately made the decision.
This wasn't a teenager being pressured by family leeches. Trent was a grown adult who wanted to be glued to jude bellingham and bellingham branding. I actually don't think he ever goes to Madrid if bellingham wasn't there. I'm super confident on that.
Also the lad was learning Spanish well in advance. He was always realistically going when they approached long before the media got wind.

I'm sure his family were certainly not in favour of Liverpool especially the male side. I'm aware the mother wanted him to stay at Liverpool.
Also "trent" had a good old laugh on his own about Liverpool at the press conference. He and his family essentially used the club as a stepping stone and professionally it's been terrible for him. He'll be lucky to see another world cup. Trent has to take accountability.
The decision was made by trent to leave and now it's in our hands. I'm hoping it's a no thanks from the club.

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03 Nov 2026 18:18:05
Trent was 26 when he left, a grown man, you can peddle that "it was his agents/familys fault" stuff elsewhere. It certainly won't fly with me.

He thought he was better than he was, he didn't recognise what the club did for him, how Klopps's system flattered him and what that would mean if he went elsewhere. He saw something new and shiny at Madrid, and he never stopped to take the time and realise it was only fools gold.

I don't begrudge the kid, but I don't pity him either. He's a big boy; he made a call. It was the wrong one. That's life. At the end of the day, Klopps gone, so is his system. We've no room for defenders who can't defend, never mind ones that are overweight and disillusioned. He'll end up in Turkey at this rate, and not to get his teeth done. It's unfortunate but he made his bed.

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03 Nov 2026 18:32:49
I'm with Chewy on the direction his career has gone in.

As for the future, my opinion is that he's been out of the intensity of PL football for too long and he'll never get it back.

I'm happy for him to return if the manager wants him, I doubt he will for reasons above.

I have zero sympathy for him, he's had an incredible career and made generational wealth. He can walk away fulfilled and uninjured with pots of money.

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03 Nov 2026 18:47:15
It's a shame really. He's definitely burnt bridges with the fans. If we look past it all he'd still be an incredible player for us. I just can't see that fans would accept now.

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03 Nov 2026 19:03:42
Abrupt. If he's so incredible why did tuchel alonso and now mourinho not want him? Why did slot want to give Bradley a lot more time on the pitch which created the tantrums by trent? Why did slot mention his essentially unprofessionalism in training? Why has he been late multiple times to madrids training?
Klopps long gone.

This lad is 28 and will hitting 29 when he's realistically available. Trent doesn't have the legs for the modern game. He's also going to cost teams defensively. No ones watched him in Madrid atall clearly. He does not have the stamina to get up and down the pitch.

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03 Nov 2026 19:05:41
Great posts Chewy, and others.

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03 Nov 2026 18:44:47
Correct chewy.
I don't like the family angle either and a lot were aware how the family were moving.
Trent did an interview only there in August, again defending the move because he most likely thought he'd be first choice this season at Madrid and firing.
It's once again backfired and unsurprisingly he's steered clear from all media. This isn't a lad that's lived with regret. This is a lad who's career is hanging in the balance and he wants this club to save it. It's only because it's ended up soo bad professionally, he's getting the brother to make phone calls.

No thanks. Get lost.
It also gets forgotten how trent the person was transforming on the pitch. Arrogance half assed performances effort wise and taking his tantrums when subbed for Bradley. The boy has kept his dummy in at Madrid. That tells me he thought he was too big for his boots here.
Liverpool is a massive club. It's better than Madrid morally and there's a soul to this club. Trent joined a machine that has spat him out and it will do the same to bellingham should an opportunity arise to do soo. that's "his dream club".

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03 Nov 2026 20:08:18
"And the beat goes on". Seriously, is there anybody who actually thinks that the conversation is moving on?

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03 Nov 2026 21:00:02
TAA is 28yrs old and has (I'm led to believe) 3 to 4 times the amount of football mins played than Araujo who is less than 6mths younger.
TAA was never known for his pace but those mins are going to catch up soon.
I'm not sure which top team would be suitable for him now.

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03 Nov 2026 22:28:43
I understand why Trent went to Madrid, it was pretty much in the order of

1) Money
2) Madrid Lifestyle
3) Instagram Girlfriends
4) Bellingham
5) Ego

No mention of football in that list, the ego is for the Balon d'Or.

The club that laughed him out was PSG - they are now a proper football team with identity - you will not find then buying any washed up player on big money again.

I am surprised he has not gone into Gareth Bale mode, maybe he does not like golf?

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03 Nov 2026 22:29:02
Nothing gives me greater pleasure than it all going tits up for him and his brother.

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03 Nov 2026 23:19:20
They did the same thing when we gave Hendo that daft new long term contract in his 30s. Approached journos and pretending PSG were after him. It all looks a bit daft and screams of his brother watching a YouTube video of how to be an agent for dummies.

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04 Nov 2026 01:03:59
What, it''s better than Christmas @SJ, really?

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04 Nov 2026 05:54:38
Munich have talked to his brother and want him and he will be a Munich player if player demands can be managed. He is not going to cost a lot but he is apparently on 400k euros a week. Which is less than what I thought. Liverpool offered him 350k pounds so its not all that different.

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04 Nov 2026 07:22:52
i have no issues with him.

but he's not what we need, not sure if this will ever change so all the best out there for him.

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04 Nov 2026 07:39:20
As agents go. Kane's brother is able?

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04 Nov 2026 08:29:25
He would definitely be an upgrade on Bradley and frimpong. Take him back on a free and low wages. Would be an ace up are sleeve against tough defence like Arsenal. Need to put are egos aside and choose what's best for LFC.

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04 Nov 2026 09:12:20
Except, DistinguishedGentleman, it wouldn't be on a free nor low wages, Madrid want the thick end of £40/50m and the cretin honestly wants over £300k per week, which is not worth it for the occasional Hollywood pass and the even more occasional free kick, it's not worth having a full back who can't run, can't defend and switches off at critical moments.

He would be an absolute liability out of possession and would weaken us immensely. His time has been and gone, he's made his bed, and he sleep in now that he's defecated in it.

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04 Nov 2026 12:34:06
I heard his brother forced him to learn Spanish.

Wasn't allowed his tea or to go out and play with his mates until his Spanish homework was done.

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04 Nov 2026 14:23:19
Love it Rigsby 😂.

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