6 of the goals came as doubles and 4 assists came in 2 games.
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Not according to this:
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Why? If we clicked our fingers heād come running? This is the kind of arrogance that is so annoying when fans of other clubs do it.
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Predicted this a long time ago that Saka and Arteta will end up at City.
Thereās nothing arrogant about the fact that Liverpool on a different level than Arsenal at this moment. The clubs who can pip us for our targets can be counted on one hand.
What Iām saying is just a possibility. Arsenalās next season is crucial imo. If they drop back instead of improving, then I see their top players not sticking around.
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100%.
I think that if Klopp wanted Saka, then Saka would orchestrate a move.
I donāt think that is an artogant stance, more a realistic evaluation.
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Thereās no evidence for that. Other clubs would offer more money. Heād have to actively want to play under Klopp, or be swayed by the culture and traditions of the club. There are no signs of either.
We all want to believe that everyone shares our attachment to the beautiful uniqueness of our fantastic club, but unfortunately they donāt.
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Thereās no evidence for that. Other clubs would offer more money. Heād have to actively want to play under Klopp, or be swayed by the culture and traditions of the club. There are no signs of either.
We all want to believe that everyone shares our attachment to the beautiful uniqueness of our fantastic club, but unfortunately they donāt.
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There is no evidence to support your contention either.
I am basing my view on Liverpool being one of the top three clubs in the world, with the most charismatic manager at the helm.
Of course that isnāt evidence. Its a theory, and one that I think is reasonable.
Think it was a couple of years ago now, but we were being heavily linked to Saka when he was reaching the end of his first contract at Arsenal, and within a few months he extended with them. I think if he had a burning desire to come to us and play for Klopp it would have been more evident then.
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Arsenal are also building a decent team and backing the manager. I can not see Saka being allowed or even wanting to leave. I would imagine there have been plenty of clubs looking at him.
He is most likely very happy where he is and good luck to the lad.
This one does seem like a baseless rumour as you more than alluded too!
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We beat Man Utd to Nunez, our competitiveness and the fact we are competing will also sway a few, this isnāt the days of Rodgers when our history was all we had.
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I think Klopp would be more interested in Bowen than in Saka.
Why do you think that would be the case?
Saka is a poor manās Sterling (at Liverpool) imo. One dimensional, overrated pacy winger who lacks physicality and intensity. Also not direct enough.
Bowen is flying under the radar a bit and he was kind of irrelevant until Klopp mentioned him a few times. Hard worker, direct and more versatile in attack. Bowen has a bit of the South American street fighter mentality in him which we know from Luis DĆaz for example. He seems hungry to learn, improve and ready to give more than 100%.
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Lovely when we find agreement.
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Bowen is not good. All his underlying numbers are average to poor. Heāll likely regress this season.
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This would fuck up my Fantasy team
Yeah as only a very casual observer outside our games, I have been perplexed by talk of Bowen - his age, price and downright ordinariness would make him a surprising choice, in my uneducated opinion.
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Iāve said it before, this guy would make a great back-up striker for us. Would fill the Origi / Minamino slot.