Savant
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I’m very curious if a (REDACTED) can win a BDO considering who the voters areEasily
I’m very curious if a (REDACTED) can win a BDO considering who the voters areEasily
?I’m very curious if a (REDACTED) can win a BDO considering who the voters are
Glad someone else heard that today too. How ridiculousWhat a selfish player.
The issue is not about winning it's about backing the team when they needed a push. So missed opportunities over thr years especially with the front 3 they had. Anyway I am glad they won everything but it still give my a sour taste in my mouth, what if?Under FSG ownership Liverpool have had the most dominant run they've had in 3-4 decades and some fans are complaining about them.
They replaced an elite manager and every thought they'd struggle but instead they've got a 9 point (maybe 6 after tomorrow) lead over the closest title challenger at New Years.
Ridiculous levels of whining and entitlement.
I guess. There’s a world where owners just light money on fire to buy all the players.I don't think there's anything wrong with wanting the owners to not Jerry Reinsdorf the team. But I will wait for something to actually happen before getting mad about it.
Believe me long time ago I resigned myself that LFC will not target the highly priced players (and I am good with that especially after the Nunez + Keita debacle). What is worrying is the succession plan and depth of the team. I think the depth is razor thin after the obvious starters, especially defensively. I am thankful that we developed internally players like : Kelleher, Quansah, Bradley and Morton. They are the one providing the depth at the moment so LFC do not have to go on the transfer market. That being said, I have yet to figure out what is the long term plan for this team, last summer they got a backup goalkeeper and cheap injury prone forward.Sure, the transfer silly mess won’t be amazing. There’s not going to be a window where they get all the stars. That’s ok. That’s not the clubs DNA.
This is such a silly concept given that they set the record for GK transfer, for defender transfer, and were willing to spend 100M on Caicedo.Believe me long time ago I resigned myself that LFC will not target the highly priced players
Yea their bid was about the same as what Chelsea offered in transfer fees.This is such a silly concept given that they set the record for GK transfer, for defender transfer, and were willing to spend 100M on Caicedo.
Sure then look at the net spend over the last fee years and they are near middle of the league. Well below the other top 6 clubs.This is such a silly concept given that they set the record for GK transfer, for defender transfer, and were willing to spend 100M on Caicedo.
Net spend has nothing to do with whether they will or won't target big dollar players.Sure then look at the net spend over the last fee years and they are near middle of the league. Well below the other top 6 clubs.
There's been two windows since then.Also on Caicedo, they did bid but never offered similar amount to any other player since then.
Okay, in these two windows now look at what the other big 6 spend compared to LFC.Net spend has nothing to do with whether they will or won't target big dollar players.
There's been two windows since then.
I will repeat. I am fine with then not targeting the highly priced player (I am not FSG/LFC and it's quite obvious they were stupid at throwing the fee for Nunez) if you want to praise them for that go ahead I won't, it's stupid. I simply want them to target player who add depth and young players that could succeed to the the star players we already have. They can even target south american, african or asian players, they pay millions of pounds in their scouting department. Use them."LFC will not target the highly priced players"
> Is presented with 3 examples of targeting highly priced players
Response:
Liverpool choosing not to bid on certain players in two windows, one winter, one summer, is not the same as Liverpool will not target big dollar players.Okay, in these two windows now look at what the other big 6 spend compared to LFC.
With FSG, I am in the camp that I will believe it when I see it.
It's also funny because they have purchased some incredible players during the winter window. Suarez, Coutinho, Sturridge, VVD, Diaz, Gakpo.
Sure but as I have said, it's always sell to buy. They do not target highly priced players unless they sell their players before hand.Liverpool choosing not to bid on certain players in two windows, one winter, one summer, is not the same as Liverpool will not target big dollar players.
Just like comments on their ownership overall.It’s a combination of net spend and being picky. There are pros and cons.
Correct. I think it’s fair to say that on big purchases they have more levels that need to be pushed compared to others. And that they need to/choose to be “opportunistic” for lack of a better word. But no, we don’t ignore big players. FSG aren’t perfect but they get more right then they get wrong. A lot of fans think it’s easyJust like comments on their ownership overall.
Saying they won't be (consistently) among the world leaders in transfer expenditure and wages is fine and accurate. But that's not remotely the same as saying they'll never target highly priced players.
Saying they're not the best owners in the sport is fine but it's not remotely the same as whining about them being awful owners.