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yeah lol, so many of the f1 drivers are gamers as well, they play racing games in their off time. such a difference in culture from say, the boomer generation of athletes to the Millennials/Gen Z athletes age group
Same thing for f1 drivers too, they race f1 cars, test, run simulator work, drive at invitational events or other series, yet can still go home and only think of playing racing games lol
I think its a pretty stark difference from the 80s kids onwards, starting from the batch that grew up with atari. Anything before that and they will react to games with "games are just for kids" sort of mentality
They can do both you know? When I was a younger man all I did was go on nights out, play video games & watch anime. I still do all that, except now I'm married.
Also staying up late binging anime & playing video games isn't good for professional athletes either.
That's always being the consensus around the people that watched them in their beginning at Leipzig but then Konate constant injury causes him to lost his starting spot and he struggled to get it back after coming back from long injury.
That and he was probably halfway out the door during the middle of last season. I think there were strong rumours of our interest in late 2020. We probably also tried to get him in last January but Leipzig wanted mad money/refused.
Yeah, RBL (not unreasonably) thought Liverpool would be desperate enough to pay extra for him in January, then Liverpool moved on to Caleta-Car before Marseille pulled the plug at the last second. That's why Liverpool ended up scraping together Ben Davies and Kabak, it really was a Plan C/D/E done in about half a day.
I'm not trying to disagree with you here because imo you're right but interestingly enough the actual numbers/stats would disagree. Upamecano is better in basically every way other than aerials(and goals but goals + assists Upa is better so I wouldn't hold that against him). Shows how much consistency really matters(especially for defenders) because, as it is obvious by looking in the comments, everybody would agree that he is better than Upamecano.
Not to diminish Konate and how fantastic he has been, but how many games have Liverpool lost this season?
They’ve played over 60 games and have lost what 3 at most?
Had to check the amounts. 37 league matches and 24 cup matches (6 + 6 + 12). 61 matches, 3 losses (West Ham, Leicester, Inter). Konate played in 27 matches, so it's not crazy that he wasn't in one of the losses.
It's absolutely comical seeing him and VVD next to each other. Imagine being an opposing striker, and having to go up against two 6 foot 4 fast and powerful behemoths. And also having to deal with Fabinho in front of those 2
*“I asked to exchange shirts with Liverpool defender Konate,” Ibrahimovic said. “He won all the fights with me on the ground and in the air. I told him that he will be a great defender in the future and that he [should] remember my words well.”*
> Better coached teams perform better.
This makes sense. Wijnaldum has been world-class in that Liverpool team, but after joining us (in a not very well-coached team) he's been shambolic.
Liverpool wouldn't sign them in the first place. They wouldn't break their wage structure by giving 250k+ a week to a 21 year old or give a big contract to a centre back who already peaked.
Yeah but it can be very chicken-or-the-egg. It’s obvious that Klopp is a legendary manager so I’d be willing to bet a few players getting thrust into the Liverpool system that’s already in sixth gear will be brought up to speed and playing better than they do in their current environments. And that’s not exclusive to Man U.
Varane had been very solid most games he's played for United too. Performances have not been his problem. Constantly missing games has.
Sancho himself said he had issues adjusting to the PL and physicality etc so he's not magically putting in world class performances from day 1 for another club either.
It's odd the things people will so confidently state.
Pretty much every player that has moved to United in the last 5 years either stagnated or performed worse than before, and players that leave United immedialy look better at their new club (Smalling, Young, Lukaku, Mkhitaryan, Sanchez, etc.)
Your examples aren’t exactly the best to use. Also the one example that is playing in the PL again, Lukaku, looks shit again.
Also this means nothing in terms of Sancho. They could all flourish and he could still be bad somewhere else.
> Varane had been very solid most games he's played for United too. Performances have not been his problem. Constantly missing games has
What I've seen from him at United is pretty much exactly how I expected it to go. Regardless of injuries, Varane needs a Ramos-like player next to him though to fulfill his potential. With VVD instead of 🗿 he'd be way better
>Sancho himself said he had issues adjusting to the PL and physicality
To be fair most attackers who come from another league have the same problem. Curios how Haaland is going to do.
Absolutely fine most likely. Strong players normally do well just look at Kulusevski he was written off at Juve and came to use and been great, Haaland will probably do the same except he is a goal machine already so will probably score even more with the City super team
He is walking into a title winning team. It’s not exactly Durant levels of the best joining the best but unless Haaland totally sucks then folks might point to a number of decent strikers that could walk into a team that good and score 15-30 goals with relative ease.
Problem is he won't have the space to work with and much more physical defending. You don't get much time on the ball in PL. It's up to him if he adapts and is tactically disciplined.
Haaland will bag minimum 20 goals next season. I think he’ll be just fine, I’d be more concerned about his injuries. Especially moving to more a physically demanding league. Bar that I think he’s gonna kill it.
> Nobody thougt Dias would fit as well as he did either.
Except it's a data analytics company that alerted Liverpool to sign him because their data showed he is very compatible with Liverpool's players and how they play.
If anything, their data suggested if anyone were to have an instant impact in a team that suits him, it's Diaz and Liverpool.
Far from your 'nobody thought' claim.
Well if Sancho would have a coach that favors his abilities he could do well. Diaz has had tremendous impact but you can see how they drag the opposing team out from his side to give him some space then switch play to his side. Since his arrival and with Salah out of form Klopp did well to bet on the young gun. Salah still draws two defenders to him no matter what though (see the last Fabinho goal from CL)
Just always makes me wonder what a player Timo Werner could have been at Liverpool. Chelsea have shattered his confidence and the tactics don't seem to suit his strengths while Liverpool's signings fit perfectly.
he wouldn't have been that good for us either. his link up play is non-existent. he's extremely one dimensional and I was very happy Chelsea are stuck with him
Our scouting team doesn't miss and Klopp rated him highly.
A lot of our signings are nothing like their former selves. We can only speculate how good he would have been at Liverpool but I can say with confidence his Liverpool career would have been much better than how his Chelsea one has panned out.
Maguire was on that team as well. And while I don't think he's good enough to be a starter on a team with title aspirations, I also don't think he's quite as bad as reddit says he is. Would be a solid 3/4 CB for most top teams or a quality starter on a midtable team, which he was on Leicester for a few years.
Most of us thought he would just be a backup for Moreno/Milner because Moreno was overperforming until his injury in December. Robbo started after that and he never looked back ever since.
considering how bad he's been for Chelsea, he would have been better for us no doubt. but I can't see how he would have been anywhere near as good as Jota is. Werner is deeply flawed as a player
More like Liverpool's system and coaching is one of the best, which makes class players look even better. At United, there isn't any coaching, no system, just vibes. This makes good players look average
He can’t be when there’s no defensive system? Remember Liverpool last year? You couldn’t call your midfielders trash when your defensive injuries imbalanced your teams style of play and you let United look like good team giving us false hope
What a reductive understanding of football. Surely Klopp had nothing to do with it either. Or the fact that they had brought in Alisson at the same time too and Robertson the season before.
No he came in and balanced the TEAM as a whole. We don’t even have a team. The defence department can’t do anything. It’s like blaming a bad app on the accounting department
A team that lost its manager mid season. Had a catastrophic event happen to the dressing room. The Equivalent of Vinisius getting his contract terminated without warning and replacement. Greenwood guaranteed atleast 12 goals a season and game winning goals at that. We had a good relationship in our attacking pattern around green wood. That’s all gone. We’ve been building that for 2-3 years but nobody seems to sympathize that (for obvious reasons). He will now cost us 70-80 pounds to replace in Darwin or some other overrated European player
Liverpool already had a good backline, adequate DM cover, and excellent coaching. We had a backline that looked good on paper but was secretly shit, nonexistent DM cover, and a coach completely out of his depth.
VVD or any other top CB would have looked embattled in that situation.
a good backline. before vvd came in our defence was dogshit trent just came in same with robbo we were leaking points like fuck. dont say our backline was good when the widely used meme for our team was that care meme ferrari at the front honda in the middle and a broken down desolute car at the back.
whats Varane's excuse for being piss poor against City in 2020? Man got put in a coffin by Gabriel Jesus. It looked like he had never been pressed in his life.
Mate imagine being Varane and looking to the side and seeing Harry fucking Maguire. Sure he hasn’t been great, but there’s no reliability in that back line.
He had Adrian at goal. Gomez struggling next to him. And a wank full of deflected goals. Once the heads turned low there was no point in trying. It also gave the coaching team something to look at. High line okay but meaningless if it's beyond the half way line.
Front men just couldn't press well enough to stop them from passing through as well. Overall Alisson was a massive miss.
Who knows where we’ll be in seven years. With how we handle transfers and wage structure, I have no idea how we’ll keep players like him who are straight killing it at such a young age.
I’m interested and scared about Trent’s future. He’s one of the best in the world at his role and only 23. Obviously he’s from Liverpool and probably has zero intention to leave, but we can’t keep giving him new contracts until he’s in his 30’s. I guess it’ll come down to how badly he wants to fund the next 10 generations of his family lol.
We don't lose in general and it's obviously not all down to him. The real thing we should talk about is just how absolutely immense he's been. Started the season as 3rd choice CB rotating with Matip and has arguably taken first choice now while being 22, and coming into a squad fighting for everything.
Similar impact to Diaz in many ways.
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SHINZOU WO SASAGEYO!!!
As a huge AOT fan is that what he’s doing here? Or does AOT just use a really common solute
Konate loves anime, he usually posts clips from his favorite shows on his Twitter/Instagram before and after matches so wouldn't surprise me
And he’s specifically said AOT is his favourite anime haha
Jurgen Klopp as Commander Erwin is a really accurate comparison too.
He’s German too still does have both arms tho
He’s literally Zekes look-a-like tho
I've never lost a game for Liverpool too
Can you play DM?
Sorry, I'm not in to Dungeons and Dragons.
He means Death Metal, surely
He prefers to leave a comment on their post instead of sliding into their DMs, surely
What a comment
Insight check.
You're into it enough to very quickly make that connection
Stranger Things have happened
Did you win a game for Liverpool?
Put it this way, I've never lost a game for Liverpool.
Well using your logic, I guess I’ve never lost a game for Liverpool too
Can you play DM?
Sorry, I'm not in to Dungeons and Dragons.
You're into it enough to very quickly make that connection
Deja vu
No that's DV not DM.
You're into it enough to very quickly make that connection
Danger Mouse?
Ayo, isn't that the salute from Attack on Titan? Shinzou wo Sasageyo!
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Always posting Dragon ball content on his Twitter after games. Last night he went with a Lord Beerus Hakai gif
i love how many modern athletes are straight up nerds. a buncha gamers and weebs. i'd rather have them doing that than hookers and blow every night
We've gone from Vieri and Cassano partying every night to Tonali and Bastoni playing CoD together lol it's wholesome.
yeah lol, so many of the f1 drivers are gamers as well, they play racing games in their off time. such a difference in culture from say, the boomer generation of athletes to the Millennials/Gen Z athletes age group
Still dont understand how footballers come home from playing football all day, to play FIFA all night.
Same thing for f1 drivers too, they race f1 cars, test, run simulator work, drive at invitational events or other series, yet can still go home and only think of playing racing games lol
Ehh wouldn’t go that far, most my mates who are millienials get on it all the time
I think its a pretty stark difference from the 80s kids onwards, starting from the batch that grew up with atari. Anything before that and they will react to games with "games are just for kids" sort of mentality
I was more thinking about the drinking part and going out and there’s still tons of millennials even athletes that do that
Oh right. Yeah can't deny that either
They’re doing both lol
They can do both you know? When I was a younger man all I did was go on nights out, play video games & watch anime. I still do all that, except now I'm married. Also staying up late binging anime & playing video games isn't good for professional athletes either.
You ever do blow and watch Attack on Titan? It's great, you get so dehydrated.
you can do both my man
Should be an awful lot, no? They got a lot more free time than the average person
Oh, I didn't know that. That's pretty cool.
You should check his Twitter. Man posts an anime gif immediately after every win lmao
I wonder what he'll post after a loss.
The world may never know
Guess we will never know - Kanye
https://i.imgur.com/Vhcmbj8.gif
He posted one after the Spurs draw so I would imagine so
Cartoon Network stuff, I guess
Literally Weaboo Konate.
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Jinxed, they will bottle the CL final
No you
Shinzou wo sasageyo
RAGE, MY SOLDIERS!
What the fuck is this and why is it commented so many times?
In the picture, he’s doing the scout salute from the anime Attack on Titan. So basically everyone is writing out what the scouts say, quotes, etc.
Oh, thanks👍
Better than Upamecano, in my opinion
That's always being the consensus around the people that watched them in their beginning at Leipzig but then Konate constant injury causes him to lost his starting spot and he struggled to get it back after coming back from long injury.
That and he was probably halfway out the door during the middle of last season. I think there were strong rumours of our interest in late 2020. We probably also tried to get him in last January but Leipzig wanted mad money/refused.
Yeah, RBL (not unreasonably) thought Liverpool would be desperate enough to pay extra for him in January, then Liverpool moved on to Caleta-Car before Marseille pulled the plug at the last second. That's why Liverpool ended up scraping together Ben Davies and Kabak, it really was a Plan C/D/E done in about half a day.
Not very controversial, in my opinion
Upamecano completely forgot to show up this season so yeah
Not hard
I think there are many many cbs better than Upamecano
Feels the like opinions were split 70-30 in Upamecano's favour this time last year.
I'm not trying to disagree with you here because imo you're right but interestingly enough the actual numbers/stats would disagree. Upamecano is better in basically every way other than aerials(and goals but goals + assists Upa is better so I wouldn't hold that against him). Shows how much consistency really matters(especially for defenders) because, as it is obvious by looking in the comments, everybody would agree that he is better than Upamecano.
Not to diminish Konate and how fantastic he has been, but how many games have Liverpool lost this season? They’ve played over 60 games and have lost what 3 at most?
3 . 2 in the league against Leicester and West Ham 1 against Inter in CL R016 second leg.
Had to check the amounts. 37 league matches and 24 cup matches (6 + 6 + 12). 61 matches, 3 losses (West Ham, Leicester, Inter). Konate played in 27 matches, so it's not crazy that he wasn't in one of the losses.
Yeah they've only lost 3 this season - 27 games and zero losses is comparable to Tsimikas' 26 games with only 1 loss
It’s around 3 or 4 I think in competitive games yea.
3-4 sounds right.
He's been unreal, going to have some career ahead of him.
It's absolutely comical seeing him and VVD next to each other. Imagine being an opposing striker, and having to go up against two 6 foot 4 fast and powerful behemoths. And also having to deal with Fabinho in front of those 2
and if by miracle you passed them, need to actually beat a literal fucking bear to score goal.
Then you gotta get the ball past one of the best keepers in the world at his peak who saves more 1v1’s than anyone I can remember.
And then half the time, a late offside flag.
Shinzo Sasageyo
I love this guy so much imo, hopefully he has a injury free career because he is becoming one of my favorite players.
I love watching him play, he gives me major VVD vibes, just needs to buff out the rougher edges
*“I asked to exchange shirts with Liverpool defender Konate,” Ibrahimovic said. “He won all the fights with me on the ground and in the air. I told him that he will be a great defender in the future and that he [should] remember my words well.”*
These fuckers literally bought VVD 2.0 I can’t believe it
Liverpool's recruitment is just too good. Just compare Diaz and Konates impact to Sancho and Varane who probably earn triple what they do.
Better coached teams perform better. Had a Liverpool signed them then they'd be performing.
> Better coached teams perform better. This makes sense. Wijnaldum has been world-class in that Liverpool team, but after joining us (in a not very well-coached team) he's been shambolic.
How many players have left a Klopp based team and continued to improve? Lewandowski and Gundogan? Are there any others?
Aubameyang
Dom Solanke is one I'd argue, never looked on pace with us but has stepped up hugely at Bournemouth.
I think Origi and Minamino will do better in different team.
Origi and taki have played solidly at pool, it's just that they haven't had a lot of game time
If varane or Sancho were signed by Liverpool they would have had a similar impact.
Liverpool wouldn't sign them in the first place. They wouldn't break their wage structure by giving 250k+ a week to a 21 year old or give a big contract to a centre back who already peaked.
Yeah but it can be very chicken-or-the-egg. It’s obvious that Klopp is a legendary manager so I’d be willing to bet a few players getting thrust into the Liverpool system that’s already in sixth gear will be brought up to speed and playing better than they do in their current environments. And that’s not exclusive to Man U.
Varane had been very solid most games he's played for United too. Performances have not been his problem. Constantly missing games has. Sancho himself said he had issues adjusting to the PL and physicality etc so he's not magically putting in world class performances from day 1 for another club either. It's odd the things people will so confidently state.
Sancho would excel at Liverpool. The problem isn’t the player. The problem is the lack of meaningful coaching around him.
How do you know this?
Pretty much every player that has moved to United in the last 5 years either stagnated or performed worse than before, and players that leave United immedialy look better at their new club (Smalling, Young, Lukaku, Mkhitaryan, Sanchez, etc.)
Your examples aren’t exactly the best to use. Also the one example that is playing in the PL again, Lukaku, looks shit again. Also this means nothing in terms of Sancho. They could all flourish and he could still be bad somewhere else.
Why are my examples not good?
"very solid" - that defence leaks like a sieve with or without him, there's no change when he plays
That double mis kick from Varane and Telles on Brighton’s first goal lol
> Varane had been very solid most games he's played for United too. Performances have not been his problem. Constantly missing games has What I've seen from him at United is pretty much exactly how I expected it to go. Regardless of injuries, Varane needs a Ramos-like player next to him though to fulfill his potential. With VVD instead of 🗿 he'd be way better
>Sancho himself said he had issues adjusting to the PL and physicality To be fair most attackers who come from another league have the same problem. Curios how Haaland is going to do.
Absolutely fine most likely. Strong players normally do well just look at Kulusevski he was written off at Juve and came to use and been great, Haaland will probably do the same except he is a goal machine already so will probably score even more with the City super team
He is walking into a title winning team. It’s not exactly Durant levels of the best joining the best but unless Haaland totally sucks then folks might point to a number of decent strikers that could walk into a team that good and score 15-30 goals with relative ease.
Problem is he won't have the space to work with and much more physical defending. You don't get much time on the ball in PL. It's up to him if he adapts and is tactically disciplined.
Completely agree
Haaland will bag minimum 20 goals next season. I think he’ll be just fine, I’d be more concerned about his injuries. Especially moving to more a physically demanding league. Bar that I think he’s gonna kill it.
I have my doubts but if there's a guy I can trust to properly train a young attacker is Pep. Klopp too but he's not at City
fine because pep
Depends on how tactically disciplined he is and how much he's willing to listen.
Sancho isnt nearly as good as Diaz and wouldnt fit as well, but Varane would probably have a similar impact considering he'd play next to VVD
> and wouldnt fit as well, Literally no way of knowing. Nobody thougt Dias would fit as well as he did either.
> Nobody thougt Dias would fit as well as he did either. Except it's a data analytics company that alerted Liverpool to sign him because their data showed he is very compatible with Liverpool's players and how they play.
So their data said that he would have an instant impact the moment he came to the prem? Lmao
If anything, their data suggested if anyone were to have an instant impact in a team that suits him, it's Diaz and Liverpool. Far from your 'nobody thought' claim.
Well if Sancho would have a coach that favors his abilities he could do well. Diaz has had tremendous impact but you can see how they drag the opposing team out from his side to give him some space then switch play to his side. Since his arrival and with Salah out of form Klopp did well to bet on the young gun. Salah still draws two defenders to him no matter what though (see the last Fabinho goal from CL)
Just always makes me wonder what a player Timo Werner could have been at Liverpool. Chelsea have shattered his confidence and the tactics don't seem to suit his strengths while Liverpool's signings fit perfectly.
he wouldn't have been that good for us either. his link up play is non-existent. he's extremely one dimensional and I was very happy Chelsea are stuck with him
Our scouting team doesn't miss and Klopp rated him highly. A lot of our signings are nothing like their former selves. We can only speculate how good he would have been at Liverpool but I can say with confidence his Liverpool career would have been much better than how his Chelsea one has panned out.
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Maguire was on that team as well. And while I don't think he's good enough to be a starter on a team with title aspirations, I also don't think he's quite as bad as reddit says he is. Would be a solid 3/4 CB for most top teams or a quality starter on a midtable team, which he was on Leicester for a few years.
Most of us thought he would just be a backup for Moreno/Milner because Moreno was overperforming until his injury in December. Robbo started after that and he never looked back ever since.
considering how bad he's been for Chelsea, he would have been better for us no doubt. but I can't see how he would have been anywhere near as good as Jota is. Werner is deeply flawed as a player
Nah, Marina will do her magic and find a fool stupid enough to buy him.
>Just always makes me wonder what a player Timo Werner Probably similar to Luis Diaz, but without the electric flair.
More like Liverpool's system and coaching is one of the best, which makes class players look even better. At United, there isn't any coaching, no system, just vibes. This makes good players look average
Varane won 3 CL in a row + a world cup as a starter, are you claiming that it’s his fault that United are kinda shit?
He hasn’t been that good for them though
He can’t be when there’s no defensive system? Remember Liverpool last year? You couldn’t call your midfielders trash when your defensive injuries imbalanced your teams style of play and you let United look like good team giving us false hope
VVD came in a instantly elevated Liverpool's defence, if you're a good enough defender it's more than possible.
What a reductive understanding of football. Surely Klopp had nothing to do with it either. Or the fact that they had brought in Alisson at the same time too and Robertson the season before.
No he came in and balanced the TEAM as a whole. We don’t even have a team. The defence department can’t do anything. It’s like blaming a bad app on the accounting department
Talk all you like mate but he literally joined a team that finished 2nd the season before and is now battling for 6th with an improved squad lmao.
A team that lost its manager mid season. Had a catastrophic event happen to the dressing room. The Equivalent of Vinisius getting his contract terminated without warning and replacement. Greenwood guaranteed atleast 12 goals a season and game winning goals at that. We had a good relationship in our attacking pattern around green wood. That’s all gone. We’ve been building that for 2-3 years but nobody seems to sympathize that (for obvious reasons). He will now cost us 70-80 pounds to replace in Darwin or some other overrated European player
You don’t know what you’re talking about in regards to Virgil. It was night and day.
Liverpool already had a good backline, adequate DM cover, and excellent coaching. We had a backline that looked good on paper but was secretly shit, nonexistent DM cover, and a coach completely out of his depth. VVD or any other top CB would have looked embattled in that situation.
a good backline. before vvd came in our defence was dogshit trent just came in same with robbo we were leaking points like fuck. dont say our backline was good when the widely used meme for our team was that care meme ferrari at the front honda in the middle and a broken down desolute car at the back.
whats Varane's excuse for being piss poor against City in 2020? Man got put in a coffin by Gabriel Jesus. It looked like he had never been pressed in his life.
Mate imagine being Varane and looking to the side and seeing Harry fucking Maguire. Sure he hasn’t been great, but there’s no reliability in that back line.
he'll be bang average next season too. he's been on the decline for years, you should know all about that.
What’s Van Dijk excuse for being piss pour shipping 7 to Aston Villa?? Shit fucking happens mate.
he was at fault for zero of the goals. that's his excuse. might wanna try watching football before spouting complete nonsense
My point exactly for United defensive shambles as a team this season.
my point is that Varane has made individual mistakes that have nothing to do with who he's surrounded with
they went through varane is his point.
He had Adrian at goal. Gomez struggling next to him. And a wank full of deflected goals. Once the heads turned low there was no point in trying. It also gave the coaching team something to look at. High line okay but meaningless if it's beyond the half way line. Front men just couldn't press well enough to stop them from passing through as well. Overall Alisson was a massive miss.
Ah look local man proves my point about varane and the state of this United team
I don't know how. I was just reflecting on the Villa game.
We still conceded less goals than United last season too. So system did help us despite the injuries.
Better than any defender there, but hasn't played much.
How can you even make that inference from what OP posted
Liverpool have moneyball statisticians while other teams rely on yer da scouts who look for pashun.
I forgot Varane was at United
Long may it last!
My guy out here with Malenia from Elden Ring vibes
Please don't let Benzema be "Let Me Solo Her"...
Only Ymir know how to beat Liverpool this season
Konate, what a man you are...
Weeb power let's goo
Can we loan him for a while?
Nat Phillips and Rhys Williams are available
Yes in maybe 7 years once he's done his bit for Liverpool, also as long as your shout IBOUUUUU everytime he heads the ball
In 7 years he'll be in his peak lol
Did i not mention at a sum of £200 million.
With the rate of inflation as it is now that's like a fiver from now.
Who knows where we’ll be in seven years. With how we handle transfers and wage structure, I have no idea how we’ll keep players like him who are straight killing it at such a young age. I’m interested and scared about Trent’s future. He’s one of the best in the world at his role and only 23. Obviously he’s from Liverpool and probably has zero intention to leave, but we can’t keep giving him new contracts until he’s in his 30’s. I guess it’ll come down to how badly he wants to fund the next 10 generations of his family lol.
Same for Trevoh Chalobah for Chelsea
Cup final losses? Konate's stats account for that aswell.
Technically not a loss as it was a draw and then a loss through pens but I get ur point
Well Big Benz will change this :)
Or maybe he will change big benz 🤔
Or maybe not. ;)
If they want to continue that stat they should bench him in the CL final.
He can keep that going if he doesn’t play in the champions league final
will he start the final ahead of matip?
A question on all of our minds...
only Klopp knows. He can't do wrong here. Both are very trusted.
He's quality, but unbeaten is quite useless at the league. Can't even draw..
What a signing!!! Wanted him at arsenal but we ended up with the seaside Mustafi 😂😂
We don't lose in general and it's obviously not all down to him. The real thing we should talk about is just how absolutely immense he's been. Started the season as 3rd choice CB rotating with Matip and has arguably taken first choice now while being 22, and coming into a squad fighting for everything. Similar impact to Diaz in many ways.
Long live King konate
Konate>VVD
one day but this is not that day lol.
Lol I am just stirring the pot. I love a big downvote, tells me where people are sensitive.
kinda cringe kinda sad.
Fair enough
lmao
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