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Re: Transfers 2018/2019 In and Out
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Fri Jul 20, 2018 1:16 pmby johnbarnes
Eagle » Fri Jul 20, 2018 12:43 pm wrote:maguskwt » Fri Jul 20, 2018 7:54 am wrote:I believe we have smashed the record for transfer expenditure in a single window by quite a big margin.
Its about time though. We are having to spend this much due to the neglect in orevious years. I am still amazed at the change in strategy by FSG from BR's tenure and early Klopp years. We didnt seem to flinch when we smashed the records for a defender and a keeper by quite large margins. Wonder what triggered this change? Is it due to Klopp or is it due to coming to realization of the previous mobeyball strategy?
We are still living within our means. The money being spent is being spent by LFC not by FSG. We make more money now than we did a couple of year ago in all areas. We sold Coutinho for nearly £150mil in Jan and made £70-80mil in Champions League prize money last year. The truth is that 2 years ago the likes of Keita, Fabinho and Alisson wouldn't have even spoken to us so we couldn't splash cash on players like that if we had the cash. FSG have been steadily improving the club's financial position to give us a better chance of competing but the big change has been JURGEN KLOPP. Not only has he improved the side and got us into the Champions League 2 season in a row for the first time in over 10 years, he also has the reputation to convince players to come here over other clubs. Klopp may not be signing 7-8 players a year like some of our other managers, but his success rate has been remarkably high, and this has helped us improve each summer played a big part in where we are today.
Exactly this^^^Mr. Eagle
FSG have not changed their business plan or thinking.
The difference we now see is that FSG:
1. Trust the management team they have put in place based on results ONLY.
2. Have a football management team on and off the pitch as good as any in world football.
3. A football management team that can work inside the parameters FSG have in place.
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IT'S ALL GOOD!
Re: Transfers 2018/2019 In and Out
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Sat Jul 21, 2018 11:53 pmby Ghost of Shankly
Who's missing Coutinho at the moment!??
His departure in January seems a long distant memory...
Re: Transfers 2018/2019 In and Out
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Sun Jul 22, 2018 6:52 amby redshade
I still miss his creativity and brilliance. We really need a similar sort of Att mid to play off Firmino.
Re: Transfers 2018/2019 In and Out
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Sun Jul 22, 2018 8:54 pmby Ghost of Shankly
His name is Shaqiri
Re: Transfers 2018/2019 In and Out
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Sun Jul 22, 2018 9:08 pmby Ghost of Shankly
On a different note, Ryan Kent goes out on loan to Rangers fc teaming up with Stevie G. Good player him, but obviously he's not going to get much game time this season it seems.
I see stevie G is nicking some of our players this window, crafty Sod
Re: Transfers 2018/2019 In and Out
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Sun Jul 22, 2018 9:49 pmby UvS xR4GEx
Watched quite alot of Kent when he was at Barnsley and he really failed to impress. He's so inconsistent it's annoying.
He always seems to turn up and impress in preseason, goes out on loan, then rinse and repeat.
Re: Transfers 2018/2019 In and Out
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Wed Jul 25, 2018 3:00 pmby Ghost of Shankly
Jon Flanagan goes on a free to Rangers as well
Re: Transfers 2018/2019 In and Out
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Thu Aug 02, 2018 9:06 pmby Ghost of Shankly
Jon n Flanagan and Ryan Kent in action for Rangers tonight. Two of our outgoings this summer.
Re: Transfers 2018/2019 In and Out
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Thu Aug 02, 2018 9:52 pmby ycsatbjywtbiastkamb
Just watched them, they both did well (as did Ejariah). It was 1-1 on the night so Rangers go through, the scoreline flattered the other team a bit though, Rangers were by far the better side.
Feels weird cheering on a team who are up the @rse of the conservative establishment in this country but with the likes of Gerrard, Gary Mc, Ryan Kent, Ovie Ejariah and Jon Flanagan all there you have to want them to do well.
I'll say 3 hail Mary's before I go to bed.
Re: Transfers 2018/2019 In and Out
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Thu Aug 02, 2018 11:14 pmby Ghost of Shankly
ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Thu Aug 02, 2018 9:52 pm wrote:Just watched them, they both did well (as did Ejariah). It was 1-1 on the night so Rangers go through, the scoreline flattered the other team a bit though, Rangers were by far the better side.
Feels weird cheering on a team who are up the @rse of the conservative establishment in this country but with the likes of Gerrard, Gary Mc, Ryan Kent, Ovie Ejariah and Jon Flanagan all there you have to want them to do well.
I'll say 3 hail Mary's before I go to bed.
You always knew Rangers would become the Liverpool 'B- Team' this season..
I like Kent a lot. Scored a cracker versus Chester the other week, I feel we could have used him as a squad player but not sure if there is room for him in our squad currently. He's fearless and not afraid to get on the ball and have a shot.
Re: Transfers 2018/2019 In and Out
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Sun Aug 05, 2018 5:56 pmby Ghost of Shankly
Any last minute transfers I wonder?
Remember, last summer we got Oxlaide-Chamberlain at the 11th hour!
Re: Transfers 2018/2019 In and Out
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Thu Nov 29, 2018 5:51 amby kazza
Re: Transfers 2018/2019 In and Out
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Fri Jan 04, 2019 6:45 pmby parchpea
With Clynes wage at least partly gone and cash in the bank for Solanke I would like to think we have at least one important player coming in this window now, otherwise why weaken the squad.
Re: Transfers 2018/2019 In and Out
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Fri Jan 04, 2019 9:36 pmby redshade
So Clyne and Solanke off to Bournemouth. I thought both were loans just noticed Solanke was sold for 19m.
We won't really need Solanka but Clyne loan is an odd one.
Re: Transfers 2018/2019 In and Out
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Fri Jan 04, 2019 11:45 pmby ycsatbjywtbiastkamb
Maybe we have the option of recalling Clyne in the event of an injury crisis?
Getting £19m for Solanke is great business though.
If we do bring anyone in hopefully it's a CM who doesn't flap in traffic and knows how to pass the ball.
