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lakes10 wrote:

roberto green wrote:Just seen the repeat from the same fixture last season and Pepe Rienas reaction to David Ngog's goal he ran the whole length of the pitch and his passion was there for all to see. I really hope he stays because without doubt he will go down as our best goalkeeper and a legend

but this year mate he is not the player he was, sky run a clip of him this year.....and at time he looked a right mess.
he has got away with some very bad mistakes untill the west ham game and then paid the price but in truth that could have happend in anouy of our games this year with with.....he is acting like torres did at the end of last season.

Zidane wrote:Lakes is right, he's had a very poor season by his standards and has let quite a few bad goals in. His head isn't 100% there I think and it has been very noticeable at times. I don't know if he's thinking it is time to move on or not but I know that it has crossed his mind for sure, especially after Torres left.

Lakes is never right. 

Ben Patrick wrote:

Zidane wrote:Lakes is right, he's had a very poor season by his standards and has let quite a few bad goals in. His head isn't 100% there I think and it has been very noticeable at times. I don't know if he's thinking it is time to move on or not but I know that it has crossed his mind for sure, especially after Torres left.

Lakes is never right. 

   

alwayslfc wrote:Many of you may disagree with me on this but, I'm not too concerned about Pepe leaving as long as we've found a replacement who is an above average stopper. I feel that to avoid letting in costly goals, the overall team performance and defence strategy especially have to be good. If the team strategy is weak and a shaky defence, then regardless of who is the keeper, goals will keep being conceded. Look at how many goals Pepe let in during the disastrous Hodgson tenure?

So if we continue to play like we did vs Man U and with effective defenders, then almost any above average PL keeper can do a decent job.

Bye bye Reina. All the best for the future but only if you don't join our PL rivals above us.

Waldo wrote:

alwayslfc wrote:Many of you may disagree with me on this but, I'm not too concerned about Pepe leaving as long as we've found a replacement who is an above average stopper. I feel that to avoid letting in costly goals, the overall team performance and defence strategy especially have to be good. If the team strategy is weak and a shaky defence, then regardless of who is the keeper, goals will keep being conceded. Look at how many goals Pepe let in during the disastrous Hodgson tenure?

So if we continue to play like we did vs Man U and with effective defenders, then almost any above average PL keeper can do a decent job.

Bye bye Reina. All the best for the future but only if you don't join our PL rivals above us.

I am a like you on the topic and I make this statement ONLY if Pepe really wants to leave, which I am not yet convinced about.

If the player desperately wants to leave and we can get £20m for him then let him go. The keeper is an important position (clearly) and Pepe's communication is top class but there has to be keepers out there who we could snap up for £10M and then use the additional funds elsewhere.

dawson99 wrote:Does he want to leave? Have we heard one quote yet saying this?

metalhead wrote:

dawson99 wrote:Does he want to leave? Have we heard one quote yet saying this?

People are worried that he never ruled out not leaving

Reina apparently said in an interview in the Guardian

“I am not announcing my departure – far from it. I’ve said lots of times I’m very happy in England and comfortable at Liverpool.

“But I’m not prepared to swear eternal love to anyone. That’s impossible. Any player who says that is lying.

Now whilst some of us may applaud his honesty it's still disappointing to discover that he's "very happy in England" but only "comfortable at Liverpool".

Seems to me that he's letting everyone including other premiership clubs know that he's quite prepared to consider other options.

Once Torres clues Pepe in on whats available for Spanish speaking people in London, clubs, restaurants etc etc (even Spanish film festivals) he'll be sorely tempted to look for a move down south, possibly Arsenal ?

 

woof woof ! wrote:

metalhead wrote:

dawson99 wrote:Does he want to leave? Have we heard one quote yet saying this?

People are worried that he never ruled out not leaving

Reina apparently said in an interview in the Guardian

“I am not announcing my departure – far from it. I’ve said lots of times I’m very happy in England and comfortable at Liverpool.

“But I’m not prepared to swear eternal love to anyone. That’s impossible. Any player who says that is lying.

Now whilst some of us may applaud his honesty it's still disappointing to discover that he's "very happy in England" but only "comfortable at Liverpool".

Seems to me that he's letting everyone including other premiership clubs know that he's quite prepared to consider other options.

Once Torres clues Pepe in on whats available for Spanish speaking people in London, clubs, restaurants etc etc (even Spanish film festivals) he'll be sorely tempted to look for a move down south, possibly Arsenal ?

 

metalhead wrote:

dawson99 wrote:Does he want to leave? Have we heard one quote yet saying this?

People are worried that he never ruled out not leaving

dawson99 wrote:

metalhead wrote:

dawson99 wrote:Does he want to leave? Have we heard one quote yet saying this?

People are worried that he never ruled out not leaving

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dawson99 wrote:

metalhead wrote:

dawson99 wrote:Does he want to leave? Have we heard one quote yet saying this?

People are worried that he never ruled out not leaving

I've never ruled out anal with Pat Butcher, don't mean I'm off to the square