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Well at least Henderson doesn’t have to fear getting stoned now in NL. It might actually be an enjoyable experience, unlike getting stoned in Arabia.
It’s telling that in this first interview, there is no word lost about his latest Saudi experience. As if he had never been there.
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His legacy with LFC supporters has been severly tarnished,his reputation amongst LGBTQ+ community has been destroyed.He has paid the price for his greed and his stupidity,hence his move to Holland rather than another PL club.Time to move on and allow him do the same.Good luck.
Closing this thread might be a good start.
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Maybe this helps….
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His shirt is the fastest selling in Ajax history, apparently (albeit his shirts started on a 40% discount).
Didn’t realise that this thread was buzzing. Congrats @Dutch 
Are the Ajax so shit now ?
Realise they have a fucked season. Didn’t realise it was this bad.
Hendo didn’t exactly light up the Saudi League. Ajax might end up being very disappointing over this transfer.
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Too much reliance of youngsters, the average age of their squad now Hendo’s joined has risen to about 15.
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Could work out for both club and player.
Ajax should be among the favorites to win the ECL. Reaching CL spots (3rd in their league table) looks impossible but let’s see.
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Great post
Klopp actually gave that praise to the entire team after Wijnaldum changed a corner routine having noticed ours had been scouted by Sheff Utd. Wij scored from it and we won the game 1-0.
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Unfortunately unlike some legends of the club, Hendo from the beginning will never be given the credit by some sectors of fan but be the first to blame whenever shit hits.
To me Hendo is in the past decade in his tenure at Liverpool epitomises what Liverpool is about. The underdog, never giving up despite all the shit thrown, working hard, keeps out of unnecessary limelight and led the team on and off the field.
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Apparently, Hendo is still waiting for his work permit.