Red devil
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Came in for lot of flak but way better than some of our present referees.
May he rest in peace
May he rest in peace
Beezerk
Money List Winner
I've seen him a few times, never really stood out as being a top level player so I'm surprised at the price tag. Then again some proper donkeys have been bought for twice the price
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Only 65 aswell that's no age
I can't pretend to have been a fan of Rennie as a ref but I do admire the breakthrough that he made, the barriers that he broke through. I also suspect none of us know the amount of stick/racism he would have endured out on the pitch. As others have said, 65 is too young.
Arthur Wedge
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Yeah as LT said - didn’t think he was a great ref but certainly ground breaking
RIP
RIP
A huge loss to the wider community. Loads of charity work, he never stopped working for others.
I thought he was a bit invisible at times when refereeing, which can be a huge plus. I guess over 300 top level domestic games is a fair indication of how good he was.
Arthur Wedge
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It’s a crime what someone has been allowed to do to the club
He should never be allowed to own a club again
Tashyboy
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Harvey Elliott: Liverpool midfielder to consider future at club
Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott says he does not want to be "wasting years" in his career and this summer will weigh up whether to stay at the club.
www.bbc.co.uk
Another Liverpool player considering his options
That’s another 20 pages of golf forum football dross, suffice to say Harvey Elliot’s legacy at Liverpool is now tarnished
clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
You started it posting thisHarvey Elliott: Liverpool midfielder to consider future at club
Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott says he does not want to be "wasting years" in his career and this summer will weigh up whether to stay at the club.
Another Liverpool player considering his options
That’s another 20 pages of golf forum football dross, suffice to say Harvey Elliot’s legacy at Liverpool is now tarnished
He won’t really be missed imo.
You started it posting this
He won’t really be missed imo.
He looked really promising until he got that horrendous ankle injury. Understandably, Liverpool set a high bar. He’s looked decent, but shadow of what he was pre-injury.
If he wants to get back to that level he needs to be playing regular 1st team football, which he’s unlikely to get if he stays.
Tashyboy
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I thought not when his stats were produced. But it’s the close season so we have to drag non stories out til the 115 charges.You started it posting this
He won’t really be missed imo.
Arthur Wedge
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I think he is a good player , has come up with some really big goals for us but for some reason the manager just doesn’t seem to want to play him - isn’t quick enough for the wide roles and don’t think he is dynamic enough for one of the midfield roles - but he can pop up with a goal
It’s not a surprise if he moves , think he will do well , did see that he might be interested in going to Germany
Swango1980
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I think you might have just answered your own question there
Orikoru
Tour Winner
The Zirkzee debate is simple for anyone who's played Football Manager. He's a trequartista obviously.
Swango1980
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Had Spain won last night, Yamal played a major role and Portugal not scored, no doubt we'd have many pages of people delightfully telling us Ronaldo is past it, and Martinez is a disgrace for continually picking him. Thankfully, Ronaldo and Portugal have kept them quiet.
And Yamal, I don't watch him much. I know he scored the odd brilliant goal, and he will have a fantastic career. He was awful last night. And I don't see the Messi comparison, apart from the fact they were youngsters playing for Barcelona. From memory, Messi was a stunning player, unlike most of the top players we'd ever seen before, when he broke through. Yamal reminds me of a Mahrez type player, that likes to drift in from the wing, open up his body, and time the moment he changes direction to beat the defender. Whereas Messi could be anywhere on the pitch, had 360 vision, and just twisted defenders inside out.
I noticed Portugal seemed to celebrate like they'd won the World Cup. Fair enough, but had England won it would they celebrate like that? And if they did, would fans laugh at them? It's a nice thing to win, and I suppose it is nicer to win it against your rivals. I like the idea of the Nations League, albeit it still feels like they are glorified friendlies
Arthur Wedge
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Yamal is 17 years old at the end of a long season
He has already been a star in a major tournament- the Euros last year
Also helped his club to two league titles
A lot of years left in his career and he is already breaking records
Don’t see the worth in trying to compare to Messi - he is his own player by right
And yep the Nations League is a glorified friendly , and it’s not a surprise if Portugal celebrate like mad - even in a friendly beating Spain their rivals is a good thing
Bunkermagnet
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He is a good squad player, but as you say his big injury has really derailed him. Considering Salah has resigned and Wirtz is very much on the horizon I doubt he would get a regular starting place.
I like him a lot, but even when a very promising youngster they have to keep improving and making themselves undropable, and sadly he hasn’t.
Bdill93
Undisputed King of FOMO
So much pressure on that kids shoulders at the moment.
Maybe too much for his age!
Don Barzini
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Harvey Elliott: Liverpool midfielder to consider future at club
Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott says he does not want to be "wasting years" in his career and this summer will weigh up whether to stay at the club.
Another Liverpool player considering his options
That’s another 20 pages of golf forum football dross, suffice to say Harvey Elliot’s legacy at Liverpool is now tarnished
He’s not well-liked by Fulham fans, I know that much!
He was a beast on FIFA 22. Signed him to my team for around £8m, grew his rating up to the 90s and sold him to Man City for over £280m!
Who says FIFA is unrealistic?!
Swango1980
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If you had said Man Utd instead of Man City, I'd have said FIFA is very realisticHe’s not well-liked by Fulham fans, I know that much!
He was a beast on FIFA 22. Signed him to my team for around £8m, grew his rating up to the 90s and sold him to Man City for over £280m!
Who says FIFA is unrealistic?!
