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My serious worry is we're an interference/fuck up from being rotten again. To be honest Rafa has changed so much but if he goes, i think the rotten core is still beating away. And always will until the fat arsehole dies/sells.

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My serious worry is we're an interference/fuck up from being rotten again. To be honest Rafa has changed so much but if he goes, i think the rotten core is still beating away. And always will until the fat arsehole dies/sells.

 

Of course, everything depends on Rafa basically. If he stays a few years and his happy, it's possible the club could really have decided on a different course. Otherwise we're back to square one.

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My serious worry is we're an interference/fuck up from being rotten again. To be honest Rafa has changed so much but if he goes, i think the rotten core is still beating away. And always will until the fat arsehole dies/sells.

 

Of course, everything depends on Rafa basically. If he stays a few years and his happy, it's possible the club could really have decided on a different course. Otherwise we're back to square one.

 

I think we're at the enjoy it while it lasts stage, i dread Rafa being messed around and walking away because as you just put it very well  'we'll be back to square one'.

 

That's the thing of being a Newcastle fan for me (especially under Ashley), you're scared to enjoy it because you just fear the next move.

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My serious worry is we're an interference/f*** up from being rotten again. To be honest Rafa has changed so much but if he goes, i think the rotten core is still beating away. And always will until the fat arsehole dies/sells.

 

Of course, everything depends on Rafa basically. If he stays a few years and his happy, it's possible the club could really have decided on a different course. Otherwise we're back to square one.

 

I think we're at the enjoy it while it lasts stage, i dread Rafa being messed around and walking away because as you just put it very well  'we'll be back to square one'.

 

That's the thing of being a Newcastle fan for me (especially under Ashley), you're scared to enjoy it because you just fear the next move.

It will always be the same until he sells...and that is a few years away unless he gives Rafa a decent budget and we win something because he said he would sell after that....

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My serious worry is we're an interference/f*** up from being rotten again. To be honest Rafa has changed so much but if he goes, i think the rotten core is still beating away. And always will until the fat arsehole dies/sells.

 

Of course, everything depends on Rafa basically. If he stays a few years and his happy, it's possible the club could really have decided on a different course. Otherwise we're back to square one.

 

I think we're at the enjoy it while it lasts stage, i dread Rafa being messed around and walking away because as you just put it very well  'we'll be back to square one'.

 

That's the thing of being a Newcastle fan for me (especially under Ashley), you're scared to enjoy it because you just fear the next move.

It will always be the same until he sells...and that is a few years away unless he gives Rafa a decent budget and we win something because he said he would sell after that....

 

I'm hoping he does buy Rangers, just imo as i think that'll see him sell up far faster.

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I've watched a few Liverpool games lately and he's been absolute quality. It's annoying to be honest because he was obviously a top class player but it was just pure desire and a lack of care for our cause - even under Benitez - that was the problem with him.

 

I don't have the same dislike for him as I do Sissoko which I guess is strange given it was the same problem with him.

 

I'm not sure that he would have been a Benitez player, and there still has to be some doubts as to whether he'sprepared to put in his foot like you have to in English football, but there was never much doubt about his quality on the ball. He was one of our most valuable assets last season and Liverpool will be happy enough with what they have had in return.

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  • 6 months later...

Getting a bit stick tonight off Liverpool fans tonight, his stats today showed that the Liverpool keeper made more passes than him against Leicester and he was playing central midfield play-maker, he;s getting called "The Ghost" 

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Liverpool's midfield is terrible? :lol: Utter nonsense.

 

It's quite good going forward but found wanting in defensive transition and often leave the back 4 exposed. They really needed Keita this season far more than they needed to blow their load on Oxlade-Chamberlain.

 

I disagree like, I think their midfield has a very good balance to it, but that the back four and 'keeper are all pretty bad, particularly Lovren, Moreno and whichever 'keeper they play.

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Liverpool's midfield is terrible? :lol: Utter nonsense.

 

It's quite good going forward but found wanting in defensive transition and often leave the back 4 exposed. They really needed Keita this season far more than they needed to blow their load on Oxlade-Chamberlain.

 

I disagree like, I think their midfield has a very good balance to it, but that the back four and 'keeper are all pretty bad, particularly Lovren, Moreno and whichever 'keeper they play.

 

Their own fans don't seem to rate their captain (neither do I), and see him as the weak link. The defence and keeper situation is mind-boggling. Apart from Matip and Clyne, they're all average players at best and seem to have no cohesion playing together which is a far bigger problem for them.

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They don't have any real playmakers, or players who can break you down.

 

Just look at what they can do, Henderson and Can are basically just better versions of Hayden and if Wijnaldum isn't ghosting into the box to score he's not doing much.

 

Plus that's ignoring how meh it is defensively as already pointed out. It sounds nice on paper as they all decent players individually, but in reality it doesn't really do that much.

 

 

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Liverpool's midfield is terrible? :lol: Utter nonsense.

 

It's quite good going forward but found wanting in defensive transition and often leave the back 4 exposed. They really needed Keita this season far more than they needed to blow their load on Oxlade-Chamberlain.

 

I disagree like, I think their midfield has a very good balance to it, but that the back four and 'keeper are all pretty bad, particularly Lovren, Moreno and whichever 'keeper they play.

 

Their own fans don't seem to rate their captain (neither do I), and see him as the weak link. The defence and keeper situation is mind-boggling. Apart from Matip and Clyne, they're all average players at best and seem to have no cohesion playing together which is a far bigger problem for them.

 

Where are you getting that from? A quick look over on RAWK shows that that's not the case at all and he's a bit of a marmite player. Agree with the rest, but this idea that their midfield is bad is a load of nonsense imo. Coutinho (who'll probably move back to there once Mane's back), Henderson, Wijnaldum, Can, Lallana, Milner, Oxlade-Chamberlane is a good mix and will wipe the floor with most teams.

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They don't have any real playmakers, or players who can break you down.

 

Just look at what they can do, Henderson and Can are basically just better versions of Hayden and if Wijnaldum isn't ghosting into the box to score he's not doing much.

 

Plus that's ignoring how meh it is defensively as already pointed out. It sounds nice on paper as they all decent players individually, but in reality it doesn't really do that much.

 

This. I keep banging on about it but if I supported them I would be furious with the ludicrous way they handled 2 key decisions during the transfer window: 1- Choosing not to bring Keita in immediately and instead wasting money on OxC, and 2- Failing to move on from Van Dijk in time to bring someone competent if only to beef up a squad playing in the CL.

 

 

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