Previous ; https://chrismithlog.blogspot.com/2021/09/supporters-club-log-after-national.html
Pre LIVERPOOL v palace
its no longer a "must defeat woy" aspect now Viera is coach of palace
however ... and DIV made the fan nies channels opinions of
redmen, The anfield wrap, and day trippers look STUPID
as Juergen gave Origi a surprise start in this first IMPORTANT match of the group! (THEY ALL WROTE HIM OFF)
our PROPOSALS (not predictions)
With Kells likely to get a start in goal next week ,
we stay with AB, (Kells should be challenging AB,
yes he is potentially good enough to push one of the best GKs
in the world!
Naby got a full game v milan, IMO more than he has deserved,
one of several players unlucky with injuries,
however he really has been almost anonymous, and I kept looking for him on wednesday, especially when the away side got back into it.
He still is NOT the DYNANIC box to box player we saw before signing for LFC often naive fans & pundits forget there is a
a BIG difference to playing in the bundesliga to playing in the english (plastic money FUBAR varce) league,, (for all my criticisms of it...
and Juergen giving Ox ONLY 10 mins of the milan game and roughly the same "cameo appearance" at leeds will not help the lad get match fit..
milan made a game of it, with Trent being caught upfield
and Matip not quite sharp enough with Joe ... however midfield (Naby) allowed deep passes and runners on the edge of our box..
I prefer European glory .. however it seems JK has been seduced
by the fen way "money bollox policies" , having said that I dont mind if we save Joe , who, considering it was his first competitive match in almost a year (?)..did well.. Matip offers something extra going forwards from the back but Joe & or VVD are the actual "last line" having the pace also to catch fast opposing forwards who counter..
Although Robbo has played a tad deeper this season (perhaps opponents are also causing that) the REdS play with TWO WING HALVES ,,, Trent even is almost a right winger, how anyone can describe him as a full back is beyond me,,,!!! and Cudos to ORIGI ..also with match time ...did a job
and an assist for Mo's equalizer
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| Mo at Leeds !!!! |
Mo gave the milan defence a torrid time and made up for a predictable penalty kick with a well taken goal assisted by Origi!!
..Diogo was buzzing and industious
... and am sure MANE will be like a caged tiger waiting for a chance
to notch his 100th goal.. and best wishes to Origi hoping his injury
is not serious and of course all the best to Harve , whose setbacl IS serious...
so we go with...
AB
Joe/Joel /VVD (2 of)
Trent Fab Robbo
Hendo Thiago
MANe
Mo DioGO
see http://rednet-alien.blogspot.com images of ;
LIVERPOOL 3 milan 2 (Trent? Mo & Hendo)
and more true REbEL REdS opinion
also from our REbEL REdS MEd1ATEAM!
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the team......sometimes ha ha ha210915
v milan
TEAM;
AB ,
Matip & Joe;
Trent, Fab, Robbo;
Hendo, Naby;
MANe, DioGO & Mo!
LbiRD_REdGEMnetSeptember 15, 2021 at 11:10 AM
correction Origi IN for MANe!!
REMEMBER
and that PM you have been obeying like sheeple these last 2 years ...
this is what he thingks of LIVERPOOL people;
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