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I am sure mr Klopp will make the correct decision.
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Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 2,660
Under 23 Player
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Under 23 Player
Joined: Mar 2010
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I rate him too, but like others have mentioned, will he be willing to sit on the bench for a long period, because we have Ox back and also there is Shaq.
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Joined: Dec 2009
Posts: 10,988
1st Team Regular
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1st Team Regular
Joined: Dec 2009
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He failed in the premier league and looks like one lazy fker, he won't run forever like our players do.
Back to Back World Champions baby!
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Joined: May 2012
Posts: 1,946
Under 23 Player
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Under 23 Player
Joined: May 2012
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I rate him too, but like others have mentioned, will he be willing to sit on the bench for a long period, because we have Ox back and also there is Shaq. If he is not better than those 2 then we should not be buying him. We need a very good replacement for our front 3
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Joined: Nov 2011
Posts: 3,746
Under 23 Player
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Under 23 Player
Joined: Nov 2011
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I rate him too, but like others have mentioned, will he be willing to sit on the bench for a long period, because we have Ox back and also there is Shaq. If he is not better than those 2 then we should not be buying him. We need a very good replacement for our front 3 Some good points there. If we look at what our preferred criteria is for players We have to ask if such a player exists. Under 26 Has experience Relatively cheap to buy (under £30m) Wouldn't cost a lot in wages A good sell on value Scores goals Works hard Would sit on the bench and take his chance when it came. Anybody else out there keep coming back to Divock Origi?
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Joined: Jan 2010
Posts: 22,926
Liverpool Legend
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Liverpool Legend
Joined: Jan 2010
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I rate him too, but like others have mentioned, will he be willing to sit on the bench for a long period, because we have Ox back and also there is Shaq. If he is not better than those 2 then we should not be buying him. We need a very good replacement for our front 3 Some good points there. If we look at what our preferred criteria is for players We have to ask if such a player exists. Under 26 Has experience Relatively cheap to buy (under £30m) Wouldn't cost a lot in wages A good sell on value Scores goals Works hard Would sit on the bench and take his chance when it came. Anybody else out there keep coming back to Divock Origi? I hope not, I think we need better
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Joined: May 2012
Posts: 1,946
Under 23 Player
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Under 23 Player
Joined: May 2012
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I rate him too, but like others have mentioned, will he be willing to sit on the bench for a long period, because we have Ox back and also there is Shaq. If he is not better than those 2 then we should not be buying him. We need a very good replacement for our front 3 Some good points there. If we look at what our preferred criteria is for players We have to ask if such a player exists. Under 26 Has experience Relatively cheap to buy (under £30m) Wouldn't cost a lot in wages A good sell on value Scores goals Works hard Would sit on the bench and take his chance when it came. Anybody else out there keep coming back to Divock Origi? Origi is not good enough. Take out the below 2 and we can start - Relatively cheap to buy (under £30m) - Wouldn't cost a lot in wages
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Joined: Jan 2017
Posts: 232
Under 16 Player
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Under 16 Player
Joined: Jan 2017
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I rate him too, but like others have mentioned, will he be willing to sit on the bench for a long period, because we have Ox back and also there is Shaq. If he is not better than those 2 then we should not be buying him. We need a very good replacement for our front 3 Some good points there. If we look at what our preferred criteria is for players We have to ask if such a player exists. Under 26 Has experience Relatively cheap to buy (under £30m) Wouldn't cost a lot in wages A good sell on value Scores goals Works hard Would sit on the bench and take his chance when it came. Anybody else out there keep coming back to Divock Origi? My own opinion is that I agree, been so professional for someone who gets limited game time, has got skill, pace and a goal, a good replacement for the odd time someone is injured across the front three. Why look & spend money elsewhere when we have someone who is happy here already and we know him to be a great professional.
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Joined: May 2012
Posts: 3,060
Under 23 Player
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Under 23 Player
Joined: May 2012
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I guess the question is, if one of our front 3 picked up a serious injury, would you be happy with Origi starting most games for us next season?
If the answer is no (it is for me), then we need an upgrade
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Joined: Jan 2017
Posts: 232
Under 16 Player
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Under 16 Player
Joined: Jan 2017
Posts: 232 |
I guess the question is, if one of our front 3 picked up a serious injury, would you be happy with Origi starting most games for us next season?
If the answer is no (it is for me), then we need an upgrade I take the point and it's a good one, as it stands I probably wouldn't have enough trust in Origi to play a whole season if that were the case but for me a toss up between Depay and Origi is 50/50 in which case I don't see Depay as much of an upgrade (IMHO).
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