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ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Tue Jul 08, 2014 2:54 pm wrote:He was very unlucky to get such a bad injury at a time when he was playing the best football of his career.
I hate to say it but he's never been the same since, he now looks about as athletic as Gerrard and for someone who is 27 years old and in the prime of his career that's not good.
I think a move to a slower league like Serie A might just suit him, he'll be linking up with Rafa and Pepe and he'll get the chance to play regular football again too.
Let's face it the likes of Gerrard, Henderson, Can and Allen are all ahead of him in the midfield pecking order here and barring a major injury crisis the days when he was a fixture in our starting XI are over.
It would be sad to see him go because he seems a great lad and an honest pro but him going to Napoli would probably be one of those rare occassions where a move is genuinely in the best interests of both the club and the player.

UvS xR4GEx » Fri Jul 11, 2014 10:50 am wrote:I love the fact that Lucas came in, was hated by the supporters for his average performances.. then knuckles down, works his ***** off and becomes a fans favourite. I love players like this, reminds me of Carragher and Henderson of last year.

It will be sad to see him go, but like people have stated perviously his injury has took 2 yards of pace off of his game and he struggles with the pace of the EPL now.

Serie A would be perfect for him..and if he does go I hope we give him a huge send off because he's a great guy, and the work he's done for charity is heartwarming.

UvS xR4GEx » Fri Jul 11, 2014 10:50 am wrote:I love the fact that Lucas came in, was hated by the supporters for his average performances.. then knuckles down, works his ***** off and becomes a fans favourite. I love players like this, reminds me of Carragher and Henderson of last year.

It will be sad to see him go, but like people have stated perviously his injury has took 2 yards of pace off of his game and he struggles with the pace of the EPL now.

Serie A would be perfect for him..and if he does go I hope we give him a huge send off because he's a great guy, and the work he's done for charity is heartwarming.

red till i die!! » Fri Jul 11, 2014 1:12 pm wrote:thought he always struggled in the prem lads.
what il be remembering him for is his passion, loyalty, comittment and relentless hard work in the 7 odd years he was here. i wont be mourning the loss of a great player.
as was mentioned he is a pretty nice guy and i wish him all the best if he moves on, italy should suit him down to the ground 

SouthCoastShankly » Tue Aug 19, 2014 7:32 am wrote:Slightly off topic but "B-Rod" has to be the most cringeworthy nickname for an LFC manager I have ever seen.

Literally makes me judder every time I read it.

Thommo's perm » Tue Aug 19, 2014 7:59 am wrote:

SouthCoastShankly » Tue Aug 19, 2014 7:32 am wrote:Slightly off topic but "B-Rod" has to be the most cringeworthy nickname for an LFC manager I have ever seen.

Literally makes me judder every time I read it.

Its tongue in cheek mate and a term of endearment
Plus it winds the fu'ck out of evertonians. Try it....

SouthCoastShankly » Tue Aug 19, 2014 8:32 am wrote:Slightly off topic but "B-Rod" has to be the most cringeworthy nickname for an LFC manager I have ever seen.

Literally makes me judder every time I read it.

red till i die!! » Tue Aug 19, 2014 10:58 am wrote:

SouthCoastShankly » Tue Aug 19, 2014 8:32 am wrote:Slightly off topic but "B-Rod" has to be the most cringeworthy nickname for an LFC manager I have ever seen.

Literally makes me judder every time I read it.

+1   

Bill Shankly Rules » Wed Aug 20, 2014 12:39 am wrote:I dont know how this lad and Joe Allen are still at the club to be honest, unless BR does not have any options.

Those two must play amazing in training to keep getting a game.