Klopp will continue to rotate. Henderson, Wijnaldum, and Firmino should all be back in. I think he rests one of the fullbacks. This could be Neco’s chance to start. The players that I would not rotate are Salah, Mane, Van Dijk, and Alisson. If Gomez needs a rest, play Fabinho at the back. No Lovren please.
It's ridiculous that a GK can be so good he can miss 1/4 of the season and still win the golden gloves
https://www.reddit.com/r/LiverpoolF...ld_class_passes_by_trent_and_keita_to_set_up/ This is absurd. It’s almost like a video game view.
This is fair and valid. Klopp has WAY better eyes than I do and I (obviously) trust him over my instinct. I'm just saying, for all the hype around this guy and his vision and his "running the midfield," I don't see it. Now, that being said, his pass to Mane (especially after viewing it on that creepy camera angle just provided) was spectacular. He is clearly skilled. I just get frustrated that he doesn't impose himself on matches and then when we think he MIGHT turn a corner, he gets injured.
that's been the biggest problem. keep this in mind - he was first choice in the midfield more or less up and through Barcelona leg 1 in 2019 - only to be scissor tackled and injured (was it Greizmann?). And it was a bad injury - which he rushed back from to play in AFCON - that's both his fault and the Guinea FA for forcing him. Watch any highlights of that tourney - he was chopped down mercilessly all tourney long.....leading to another injury.
I think you are very wrong there. Keita has been possibly the best player inrecent games. Curtis Jones is a great prospect, but although he scored yesterday he didn;t actually play very well. I don;t get how people can;t see that a fit Keita is an asset like a David Silva or a Paul Gascgoine. It's very hard to find ground covering midfield dribblers who can pick a pass accurately while they are doing this...... He reminds me of a young Juan Roman Riquelme in this regard.... Klopp, I believe, is quite aware of this. But he needs to not get injured so often.
Totally different type of player. Freddie Lundjberg was a guy who did 50% of his most effective attacking (at least that much) without the ball. He was also a terrier like Firmino when arsenal didn;t have the ball....
well we will see wont we and if hes still like this by the end of next season with the injuries still with him, im sorry hes a dud.
I agree he'll be on the way out, but that's the future. Saying he's a dud (IMO) is like saying Harry Kewell was a dud, whereas the truth of the matter is that Harry Kewell was a world class attacker who was unlucky to be hit by injuries that hampered his ability to perform consistently in his time at Liverpool. My firm opinion is that Keita was being watched by other big clubs for a reason .....
So was Gary Speed, but that don't make him like either of them. (And Paul Scholes. And Steven Gerrard. And Harry Kewell. And Luis Garcia.) Basically given the variety of ways of playing that late run, it doesn't otherwise equate to any necessary similarity. Keita, just by technique, is more similar to the other Arsenal winger of that time, Pires, than to Lundjberg. They get on the ball in nearly every attack. Lundberg would often appear just at the end of it with the coup de grace. In fairness, Lundjberg was as capable a forward as he was a midfielder.
Ah, I dunno -- it's a non-linear world. In a world where you can get 46.1% of votes of actual voters and still win the vote..... who can predict.....