He must know his new club already.
Is it Everton?
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Doubt it was an error, somewhat childish all the same. We wonāt forget the history he created at Liverpool, nor should he.
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Donāt think itās that childish. Heās about to work for a new employer, he probably should close that chapter professionally and socially so he can prepare mentally for his next step and not just be a note in history. Think itās a bit unfair.
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If he does go to Wolves, I hope he tears the league up.! 20-25 goals, no problem with that :0)
Hope he gets a good send of and goes where he wantsā¦ canāt imagine him going to the rabble that schalke are at the moment and I would be disappointed in the club if they shafted him like that.
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Mmmm a chance at Reuben Neves please.
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Its already gone! If Edwards pulled that off in January - Origi to Wolves and Neves in PX, I would cheat on Wijnaldum the second he walked away. Edwards would need a shrine.
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I must admit that Iāve seen Wolves play a fair bit and Iāve never even noticed Neves. That could be me not focusing properly but I just havenāt seen what a lot of other people have with him.
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Slightly off topic, but the thread is about Wolves 
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My guess would be him scoring some long range screamers. But if you compare him to Henderson this year and last then more shots but less likely to score. Less passes and assists but more long range ones. Less forward passes per game and lower passing accuracy but more accurate with long range passing and less ground duels contested and lower percent of them won. Always thought of Neves as a nice, easy on the eye player but never been confident heād fit into a Klopp LFC midfield. But then neither would Alonso.
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āAlways thought of Neves as a nice, easy on the eye player but never been confident heād fit into a Klopp LFC midfield. But then neither would Alonso.ā
Have to disagree here about Alonso. I think he would have been great in Kloppās LFC. He was just class.
Agree about Neves though.
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Sorry for derailing the Origi thread with this post but i think Neves is a class player,even in this early part of his career,he has a lot in his locker,reads the game well,he can break up play and push forward and attack from midfield,he can see a pass be it long range or short,heās good at free kickās and has an eye for a goal,especially long range bastards from outside the box.
He was also the youngest player to captain Porto before he moved to the Prem,so heās mentally stong,plus good technically and tactically,iām not saying heās the same as Henderson but with the Klopp coaching effect and playing with better players around him,i could see him take a similar trajectory as our captain,after a few years at our club,iād take a punt on him in the not too distant future,if Gini left or Milner retired.
Edit: with him only being 23,iād be very surprised if heās not on our scouted list,thats normally the age we make a move on players,heās cut his teeth in the Prem with Wolves and i know Pep Linders has a thing for this guy,i wouldnāt put it past us making a bid during next summer or the year after.
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Donāt think he was anywhere near as mobile as Klopp would require.
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If Fabinho can get a game in our midfield thereās no reason why Alonso couldnāt.
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Surround him with energy, a bit like Pirlo was protected at Juve, and weād still get a class player.
Fabinho has played a significant proportion of his career as a flying, attacking wing-back. There is nothing wrong with his mobility. Alonso is/was the better player he just wouldnāt fit the work Klopp has the LFC CM do.
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Yeah just because he played the position of RB in his career I donāt think anybody has ever classifed him as flying and attacking till now.
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Now get back to Divock Origi discussions.
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Yes boss 
Id be happy to see the back of him.
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