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Price dependent.Huge bet? Put a figure on it, pal.
If odds are around 9/2 - 5/1 I’ll screenshot it over for you.
Price dependent.Huge bet? Put a figure on it, pal.
Even that is complete carelessness by the club/managementI wouldn’t have extended, but it looks like it was contracted by appearances
What are you going to focus on when you realise Johnson’s gone?
He had been at the Liverpool Academy from the age of 7. They're his boyhood team. I genuinely believe that if the club had been a different PL side like Newcastle, Lowe wouldn't have entertained signing him.Close enough.
Its out there now so 😉Sssshhhhhh !!!!!!!! Mate that’s just between me n you !!!!
He impressed Koop so much…….he let him go…Woodburn is only 23, I think many of his performances for us have been anonymous, I hope he can refind the form that impressed Klopp
KloppHe impressed Koop so much…….he let him go…
The retained list dropped as I was looking at 2 very similar articles that came out today - one a Lancs.Live interview with Potts, the other an LEP interview with McCann, but it could've been any player, it's not about the players, but about a particular attitude, which comes across in both articles.
And it illustrates a contradiction that runs through the club, like the retained list itself, between "I don't think we were good enough" on the one hand, and "we've got the quality in the group" on the other.
So we get (from Potts - but again, it's not about the particular player):
"We need to be better to get into the play-offs", but also "you wouldn't say Luton, Coventry or even Millwall are 'better' teams than us"."It's about getting the right characters and the right players, to help us improve", but also "you have got to get the right players and characters in and over the last couple of seasons I think we have done that"."If you look back over the course of the season, maybe the start - where we struggled to score goals - is where we've lost out on the points", but also "it is about getting on a run and picking up a point if you can't get all three"."[We're] not settling for being a mid-table Champ team or finishing 12th like we have in the past", but also (from McCann) "we just know that throughout the squad we have the quality that is needed".
Fact is, the teams in the Championship play-offs are miles away from what we are, in terms of pace, power, technique, teamwork, general quality of play - the lot.
We're getting nowhere near them if we're patting ourselves on the back every summer after another mid-table finish, with the same old mid-table players expecting just to "go again" next season, largely unchanged, because "the quality we need" was already here all along - lucky for us, since there's no money to add any more.
It's just a recipe for complete stagnation, and it runs right the way through the club.
We'll probably survive the drop by three clubs having points deducted. Who says PNE owners and manage don't value their fans? Me for one 🙁Jesus. I honestly think this could be the year we drop. What a depressing looking squad.
If you want to play that game then...raised in tattenhall (chester) 34 miles away from anfield........Deepdale 31 miles from anfield....so not sure what your point is?Raised in Cheshire. Pretty close to Liverpool.
There’s an OxymoronJobs for the scousers ?
I can only think our manager wanted him to keep him, hence the constant short substitute appearances ensuring he had no choice but to stay. Appalling whatever the circumstances.If I'm being kind, this just feels like sheer incompetence from Lowe to me. Subbing him on without thinking at all about the consequences. He'd probably forgotten about the extension clause or at least pushed it so far from his mind he didn't even think about it when making his team selections or substitutions
Had been at the Liverpool Academy from the age of 7. So a pretty valid point.If you want to play that game then...raised in tattenhall (chester) 34 miles away from anfield........Deepdale 31 miles from anfield....so not sure what your point is?
Could he not have left if he wasn't happy with the contract offered, or wanted guaranteed first team football? Or was he effectively tied down to another year due to appearances?I can only think our manager wanted him to keep him, hence the constant short substitute appearances ensuring he had no choice but to stay. Appalling whatever the circumstances.
I was more on about the point being that he is from tattenhall which is close to Liverpool so that's why Liverpool is his boyhood club...keep up!Had been at the Liverpool Academy from the age of 7. So a pretty valid point.