Kieran Trippier: Galatasaray 'set to make offer' (Romano/Hope)

[AyeDubbleYoo]

Happy he's been able to contribute this season, has to go down as one of the most important players ever to sign for us. Wouldn't have liked to see him go out on a real low. 

[Ben]

3 minutes ago, AyeDubbleYoo said:

Happy he's been able to contribute this season, has to go down as one of the most important players ever to sign for us. Wouldn't have liked to see him go out on a real low. 

 

100% agree, when he went down tonight I thought "oh fuck" and then looked at the England full back coming on.......Happy days.

[Newcastle Fan]

Thought he was really good today until he's came off, hope he's alright.

[Ginola]

He looked like he wanted to continue so don't think it would have been anything too serious. Looked great the last 2 games

[Rafalove]

Didn’t do anything wrong but thought we looked better with Tino on.

[Groundhog63]

Just now, Rafalove said:

Didn’t do anything wrong but thought we looked better with Tino on.

Behave 

[huss9]

2 minutes ago, Rafalove said:

Didn’t do anything wrong but thought we looked better with Tino on.

tino came on at the right time.

tripps was fine.

tino came on at a time when we needed the ball further up the pitch.

[Holloway]

Tripps was marvellous that first half 

[Sima]

He’s like a comfortable pair of shoes.

 

Tino is the new pair you want to break in but if you’re kicking about the doors, you can rely on Kieran.

[cubaricho]

9 minutes ago, huss9 said:

tino came on at the right time.

tripps was fine.

tino came on at a time when we needed the ball further up the pitch.

 

I'm right about here. Although I think Tripps was pretty damn good first half.

 

I think the Tino sub was actually more tactical in nature than injury-driven.

[Danh1]

1 hour ago, AyeDubbleYoo said:

Happy he's been able to contribute this season, has to go down as one of the most important players ever to sign for us. Wouldn't have liked to see him go out on a real low. 

An absolute game changer of a signing. Showed faith in the project and has pound for pound been an incredible signing. Even when he was injured in that first half season he was key to the squad. 
 

Still believe that we should have cashed in last January, particularly when he was going through shit in his personal life, but that’s in the past now. 

[The College Dropout]

Was really good. As was Tino. 

[80]

1 hour ago, AyeDubbleYoo said:

Happy he's been able to contribute this season, has to go down as one of the most important players ever to sign for us. Wouldn't have liked to see him go out on a real low. 

Very much so. Glad it looks like a corner's been turned. I think he's one of the most important signings in my lifetime, so I really want things to wind down in a way that he's happy to come back in the future, as a guest if nothing else.

[Holloway]

love the little pissheed fanny rat

[nufcjb]

Most important signining for us in recent memory. And just like Bruno, Tripps looks, at least, to being on the way back to his best. Injuries cleared up, hopefully his personal situation too. Keep him until the end of the season.

 

Would be a dream to see him, Bruno and Lascelles lift a trophy together for us.

 

owh, and I realy, really, really want one more Kieran Trippier over the wall goal for us before he leaves.

 

 

Edited December 31, 2024 by nufcjb

[OverThere]

He was very good yesterday. If we can afford to keep him and rotate Livro and him to keep them both healthy I'd have no problems. He can obviously still play at a high PL level.

[Kanj]

I don’t see a world where we’re going to get any decent fee for what he contributes on the pitch. He’s still a top quality RB and hope he just sees out his career with us — mentoring Hall, Livramento and being a top footballer for our club. 

[Erikse]

I think staying fit will be a big question mark here, though. Seems to be getting more injuries in his older years.

 

 

Edited December 31, 2024 by Erikse

[nufcjb]

Think the only obstacle that would stop him from staying beyond this season is his personal issues. If thay wasn't an issue, I'm sure he himself would like to retire here and perhaps go into the coaching setup.

[Super Duper Branko Strupar]

1 hour ago, Kanj said:

I don’t see a world where we’re going to get any decent fee for what he contributes on the pitch. He’s still a top quality RB and hope he just sees out his career with us — mentoring Hall, Livramento and being a top footballer for our club. 

 

As long as he's happy to stay, id be happy for him to finish his career here. He showed yesterday what he's still capable of, and where he's still currently better than Tino. Tino is our future and needs to play, but Trippier is still more than good enough to be playing for us and a CL push.

[Collage]

17 hours ago, AyeDubbleYoo said:

Happy he's been able to contribute this season, has to go down as one of the most important players ever to sign for us. Wouldn't have liked to see him go out on a real low. 

This. Who has been more transformative for us?

[Collage]

On 28/12/2024 at 17:13, RUHRLYASLEEVESUP said:

A thinking mans footballer 

 

the young lads in our team must look at him and think Jesus the man of small stature is a leader for sure 

I'd agree. Not sure he's a thinking man though, but then who in football is nowadays

 

 

Edited December 31, 2024 by Collage

[OverThere]

1 hour ago, Collage said:

I'd agree. Not sure he's a thinking man though, but then who in football is nowadays

 

 

 

Yeah if only he had just kept his set penis for on the field.

 

 

Edited December 31, 2024 by OverThere

[TRon]

17 hours ago, Rafalove said:

Didn’t do anything wrong but thought we looked better with Tino on.

 

 

Same tbh.

[OCOCOL]

1 hour ago, Collage said:

This. Who has been more transformative for us?

Kilcline maybe