Liverpool FC (The Reds) | Special Thread

Liverpool FC (The Reds) | Special Thread

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MosDef said:
Zidane likes Mane..

But can see them going hard on Hazard. He’s more marketable than Mane.

And i think, Mane will be hated by madrid fans, suala lake la kutokuwa na consistency litamgharimu sana kule, si unaona jinsi madrid fans wanavyo-mtreat Bale, unaweza ukadhani hakuwafungia decisive 2 goals kwenye CL final last season. he should stay katika club ambayo anakuwa more appriciated more.

But, kama madrid watakuwa serious na ku-test kina cha maji kwa £100m, FSG may agree to sit down with them.
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Los Bloncos fans behavd like thier president i gues that in thier DNA kutoridhika esp wt any loss of form kwa wachezaji wao...i remember hata CR7 alikua anazomewa jst cz hajafunga mechi kadhaa...they are highly demanding no pampering kule..

Mane s in safe hands Liverpool n we win any trophy th more he il get deep in this Klopp project...

ishu ni pale ofa inaletwa doubt kama FSG wataacha pesa ukizingatia ndogo sio show stopper kila siku kuna siku inakua na ukame mpaka basi...

all in all he should remain wt us for th time being.
 
Ranking Player of the Year candidates
Joe Prince-Wright,NBC Sports 14 hours ago

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In recent weeks Nick Mendola and l (Joe Prince-Wright) have put forward a shortlist of contenders to win the 2018-19 Premier League Player of the Year award.

With the international break giving us a breather and time to focus on which star player deserves this accolade, below we dig a little deeper and rank the top six contenders.
Here it goes…
1. Virgil Van Dijk (Liverpool)
His mix-up with Alisson against Fulham was one of the most surprising moments of the season so far. Up until that point VVD hadn’t put a foot wrong and has been a colossus and the main reason Liverpool are in this title race. The stats since he arrived at Anfield last January back up their incredible improvement in defense and the Dutchman will win this award at a canter, as long as Liverpool win the title…
2. Sergio Aguero (Man City)
The main trying his best to stop Van Dijk and Co. winning the title is Aguero. The Argentine striker is already a City legend as their all-time leading goalscorer, and he has returned to his best form in recent months. Aguero leads the PL with 18 goals this season and if he finishes as the top scorer you’d fancy City to win the title. Aside from his goalscoring, Aguero’s overall game has improved and he now presses with the intensity Pep Guardiola demands.
3. Raheem Sterling (Man City)
Taking about another play who has improved under Guardiola, Sterling has had another fine campaign for City. The English winger is showing maturity on and off the pitch this season and it is easy to forget he is still just 24 years old. Aside from his 15 goals and nine assists in the PL, Sterling has been a constant threat and unlike some of City’s other attackers he is one of the first names on the teamsheet. Mahrez, Sane and even Aguero can be rested, but Sterling must start on current form.
4. Sadio Mane (Liverpool)
Undoubtedly Liverpool’s main man this season, Mane has cranked through the gears in recent weeks with 11 goals in his last 11 games for the Reds. Jurgen Klopp‘s side were carried by Mohamed Salah this season, but Mane has improved his finishing and has his best-ever PL return of 17 goals with seven games to go. The searing pace of the Senegalese attacker means he is perfectly for Klopp’s system. We knew that over the past two seasons, and he is proving indispensable season.
5. Harry Kane (Tottenham)
Okay, so he missed a big chunk of Spurs’ season through injury but there’s still no doubting Kane’s quality. He has stepped up time and time again as Tottenham have kept battling this season in the Champions League and PL. Kane has 17 goals, and probably would have at least 22 had he not missed almost two months through injury. Spurs’ top four hopes revolve around him, and Kane is not disappointing. Again, his all-round play is improving each season and he is now one goal away from scoring at least 25 goals in all competitions in each of his last five campaigns. Remarkable.
6. Fernandinho (Man City)
A proper unsung hero, the Brazilian is coming towards the end of his career. But that doesn’t mean he is getting any less important to City. If anything, the opposite is true. Like a fine wine, Fernandinho has got better with age as his passing range has improved and his ability to read the game and time his tackles to perfection launches so many of City’s attacks. At the age of 34, Guardiola knows he will not go on forever and the fact he has picked up plenty of injuries this season proves that. Fernandinho is always a 7/10 guy and he is a valuable, and key, cog in City’s imperious machine.
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Msiye mpenda kaja!
Captain Hendo kachukua tena dimba lake Uingereza na Czech
Huyu mtu kila kocha anampa kikosi cha kwanza LKN wavimba macho hapa wanamtukana!
Nguli Klopp anampa na national team coach Southgate ni chaguo lake la kwanza
Lkn wewe upo kwako Ifakara huko eti unajua soka menejiment kuliko hawa wanao mpa kikosi cha kwanza
Kuna watu wa ajabu sana hapa
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