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This lad has only been at the club for just over a week. He witnessed the crowd and events at the Bournemouth game, and tonight he was on the bench to witness first hand the Sandcastle game and the hostilities we facedā¦ plus our never say die attitude to score the winner in the 100th minuteā¦!
He must feel as though he stumbled through some sort of portal dimension for football, where winning goals are scored regularly after the 90th minute :0)
Bet he canāt wait to get a game
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Might be sooner than he thinks if Konate continues his capers.
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Who is the youngest? I dont think it is Bergomi because while I know he was the youngest to play in a world cup for them his first call up was not until right before that 82 world cup after qualification had ended.
Not sure how right transfermarkt is , but using this link
shows Davide Santon as the youngest player to play for Italy in a world cup qualifier.
He looks a bit like the young Clark Kent disguised as a football player isnāt he?
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Brain keeps growing till 24.
Everyone knows that men have 2 brains.
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the other āheadā doesnāt have a brain, though. Makes us think it has. 
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The evidence is that the PFC is still generally developing until the late 20s
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His performances and Joeās health will determine how hard we push to sign Guehi in January I would think.
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Welcome to Liverpool Leoni! Do your best and enjoy your time at Liverpool. Best of luck lad!
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Still just 18 and he already looks like a brick shit house. Heāll be terrifying in a couple of years.
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Missing out on Guehi could be a blessing in disguise for this lad. Konate had his first good performance this season and came off injured. Gomez fragility goes without saying. The fixtures will start piling up so he will get minutes. Physically he already looks well up to the task so hopefully when his opportunity arises he shows us we got a gem on our hands.
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Leoni (and Ekitike ) perfectly illustrate why Liverpool played an absolute blinder this transfer window.
We got in two top notch players early, likely with the knowledge that Isak and Guehi were going to be tricky to do due to the dynamics at the clubs they were at.
āDamn, we held firm in the player (Guehi) we were targeting and that player held firm in us but we were screwed over by a third party (WHU) at the last moment in our quest for another CB, and there was no time to pivot. Luckily*, hereās one we prepared earlier.ā
*With much foresight.
we shouldve offered this lad to Palace on a season long loan.
With Gomez signing new deal I cant see him playing much this season
That only works if Glasner was receptive to new signings. Interesting idea though
Why would we offer anyone to Palace?
Deal was done, they pulled out.
Punish them by letting Guehi come on a free next summer.
Plusā¦any thoughts on Gomez or Leoni having a say in where they might be going?
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