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Thought he was pretty good last night, other than the obvious caveat. Granted Rangers were quite poor.
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He puts in the effort and has always been good, but clearly there's an adjustment period to our style of football and his touch needs improving.
I expect he won't start against Arsenal or City but will be used as a sub for the final 30 minutes to wreak havoc. He'll probably start against Rangers again next week.
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Is it just me or does Klopp look like he’s aged quite rapidly over the last few months?
Are we able to cancel the deal, not much point really in him being here at all if its going to be spring before he is availableArthur needs surgery on whatever injury kept him out last week and will be out of action for 3-4 months
FFS... Is this bad luck ever going to end?
I'm sure there's a termination clause in the contract, and we must have insured against a long term injury. We can offload him easily if we choose to.
I'm sure there's a termination clause in the contract, and we must have insured against a long term injury. We can offload him easily if we choose to.
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Bad luck would be signing a player that's never injured only for him to get injured.
This is the result of a transfer policy that involves taking a risk on players with dodgy injury records and hoping they don't immediately snap.
The only way Arthur even passed his medical was by borrowing someone's prosthetic legs.
This is the result of a transfer policy that involves taking a risk on players with dodgy injury records and hoping they don't immediately snap.
The only way Arthur even passed his medical was by borrowing someone's prosthetic legs.
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He was a last minute deal to cover a spate of injuries in midfield. With most back or very close to being back he was hardly going to feature and thanks to the World Cup, we've got barely a months worth of football until the January transfer window. It's really not something to get worked up over.
Yeah but it's annoying that this keeps happening again and again. I'm not even sure we'll be in the market for a midfielder in January.
Ox was decent until that horrible knee injury.
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Fear the worst for Diaz 
Massive loss for us. He's been the one shining light in a dire season so far.
Our big problems are definitely in midfield where players have gotten old and injury prone and not been replaced.
Top four is getting more and more unlikely and the owners failing to dip their hands in their pockets is the main reason.
Massive loss for us. He's been the one shining light in a dire season so far.Our big problems are definitely in midfield where players have gotten old and injury prone and not been replaced.
Top four is getting more and more unlikely and the owners failing to dip their hands in their pockets is the main reason.
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On the plus side this is the last season we'll need top 4 to get into champions league. After 2024 there are spots for historically successful teams who don't qualify, lol.