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I don't think Moreno has been fine. He's just like Migs. He's had a good run but he's never too far away from a clanger. Didn't he have a nightmare against Sevilla? This is the problem. A lot of our players who we know aren't good enough go on runs of decent form and that seems to earn them a reprieve, even though we know the inevitable screw up is just round the corner!
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I don't think Moreno has been fine. He's just like Migs. He's had a good run but he's never too far away from a clanger. Didn't he have a nightmare against Sevilla? This is the problem. A lot of our players who we know aren't good enough go on runs of decent form and that seems to earn them a reprieve, even though we know the inevitable screw up is just round the corner! When I watch Robertson play I can't understand why he became a regular only after Moreno got injured, he is much better. What was Klopp waiting for?
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I don't think Moreno has been fine. He's just like Migs. He's had a good run but he's never too far away from a clanger. Didn't he have a nightmare against Sevilla? This is the problem. A lot of our players who we know aren't good enough go on runs of decent form and that seems to earn them a reprieve, even though we know the inevitable screw up is just round the corner! When I watch Robertson play I can't understand why he became a regular only after Moreno got injured, he is much better. What was Klopp waiting for? I have no idea, but Moreno is a great example of the above point. He was an outcast last season, then this season he was one of the first names on the team-sheet, before his injury that is.
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I don't think Moreno has been fine. He's just like Migs. He's had a good run but he's never too far away from a clanger. Didn't he have a nightmare against Sevilla? This is the problem. A lot of our players who we know aren't good enough go on runs of decent form and that seems to earn them a reprieve, even though we know the inevitable screw up is just round the corner! When I watch Robertson play I can't understand why he became a regular only after Moreno got injured, he is much better. What was Klopp waiting for? Maybe he is performing so well precisely because Klopp didn't put him straight in? It could be that Klopp allowed him time to settle into the club, train with the players for a couple of months, make him hungry for his place in the side, get his expectations across to him and when his chance came along he has therefore been able to perform at a high level.
'I was only in the game for the love of football - and I wanted to bring back happiness to the people of Liverpool.' Bill Shankly
'We should have made a signing or two in the last couple of transfer windows.' Vish
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I certainly hope that's the case, amd that Moreno isn't straight back in the starting line up when he gets fit!
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I don't think Moreno has been fine. He's just like Migs. He's had a good run but he's never too far away from a clanger. Didn't he have a nightmare against Sevilla? This is the problem. A lot of our players who we know aren't good enough go on runs of decent form and that seems to earn them a reprieve, even though we know the inevitable screw up is just round the corner! When I watch Robertson play I can't understand why he became a regular only after Moreno got injured, he is much better. What was Klopp waiting for? Maybe he is performing so well precisely because Klopp didn't put him straight in? It could be that Klopp allowed him time to settle into the club, train with the players for a couple of months, make him hungry for his place in the side, get his expectations across to him and when his chance came along he has therefore been able to perform at a high level. So why Moreno had to get injured for him to be ready? Doesn't make sense as he played quite well the couple of times he started. I rather think Klopp preferred Moreno because he is more attacking
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So why Moreno had to get injured for him to be ready? Doesn't make sense as he played quite well the couple of times he started. I rather think Klopp preferred Moreno because he is more attacking You could be right. But it may have accidentally worked in our favour in terms of the long term. If he keeps up his solid perfromances than I hope we cash in on Moreno when he's fit again.
'I was only in the game for the love of football - and I wanted to bring back happiness to the people of Liverpool.' Bill Shankly
'We should have made a signing or two in the last couple of transfer windows.' Vish
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