I'll miss the mad *******. He'll score 50 goals in Saudi and then end up back in Europe and he'll find somewhere where things will click for him. Last season he was little more than a passenger for us as he was completely the opposite of what Slot wants in a forward but while he was frustrating, under Klopp he was somebody that was always in the game for us, always causing havoc. He was a ball of energy, always running, creating chances just for him to miss them.
This stuff about Liverpool unsettling Isak is laughable. Liverpool making an offer hasn't unsettled him, Isak wanting to leave is the issue Newcastle have. You might not want to believe this after telling us for 6 months how Isak wouldn't push for a move to Liverpool (or Arsenal) and would wait a year to join Real or Barca but Isak wants to leave Newcastle for Liverpool. Isak joined Newcastle to further his career and now he wants to leave you to further his career. He's got a chance to join a bigger club that will give him a far greater opportunity to win major titles and will also pay him more too and he wants to take it.
Players wanting to leave happens to almost all clubs at some point or another and clubs have to prepare for and deal with these situations as best they can. Unfortunately for you, Newcastle have made an absolute pigs ear of this. They've neither been able to convince the player to give them more time (there are some reports that Isak made it clear sometime ago he wanted to leave in the summer) nor have they been able to properly plan for his departure and now face a choice of keeping a player that's made it clear that he doesn't want to be at the club or letting him go without a suitable replacement. You can blame Liverpool all you like but Newcastle should have been prepared for something that many people would have told you was pretty inevitable.
You talking about Wissa and Newcastle?
This stuff about Liverpool unsettling Isak is laughable. Liverpool making an offer hasn't unsettled him, Isak wanting to leave is the issue Newcastle have. You might not want to believe this after telling us for 6 months how Isak wouldn't push for a move to Liverpool (or Arsenal) and would wait a year to join Real or Barca but Isak wants to leave Newcastle for Liverpool. Isak joined Newcastle to further his career and now he wants to leave you to further his career. He's got a chance to join a bigger club that will give him a far greater opportunity to win major titles and will also pay him more too and he wants to take it.
Players wanting to leave happens to almost all clubs at some point or another and clubs have to prepare for and deal with these situations as best they can. Unfortunately for you, Newcastle have made an absolute pigs ear of this. They've neither been able to convince the player to give them more time (there are some reports that Isak made it clear sometime ago he wanted to leave in the summer) nor have they been able to properly plan for his departure and now face a choice of keeping a player that's made it clear that he doesn't want to be at the club or letting him go without a suitable replacement. You can blame Liverpool all you like but Newcastle should have been prepared for something that many people would have told you was pretty inevitable.
