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Quansah and Robbo all over the place

Bradley on for Gomez

Leverkusen 2-0 down, Alonso's rotation not paying off. Wirtz,Frimpong,Xhaka on the bench.

Great for us.

Get Macca,Darwin and Diaz off now

Macca and Darwin are some combo. What a finish

Jesus Christ, what a pass what a goal

Not Cody's finest hour.

Bradley and Gomez would be the choices for fullbacks for Sunday. Our press isn't where it needs to be, it's why we're giving up so many chances

Defending is abysmal.

You can see how great Virgil is and has been this season.

WOWWWWWWWW

No control in midfield at the moment.

Robbo at this rate wont play Sunday

I imagine there will be some subs at halftime or shortly in the 2nd half.

[quote]It's still mad that we backed out of the Bellingham deal due to finances, sold our two most experienced midfielders and then bid £160m on two guys we didn't sign [/quote] The cost of Bellingham would have been more than the 160 million you're referencing, because the money he's making at Real, and the image rights he has, is quite significant. That aside, even if we did all the finances that Real do [which we don't], Real Madrid whether we like it or not, is the prime destination for footballers.

Would be his loss, a chance in a lifetime to manage this club, where as he can manage Bayern whenever, as every manager and their mother has managed there.

I still find it difficult to believe that Leverkusen allowed him to talk to Bayern whilst contending for the title. But we'll see.

Bayern Munich are ahead of Liverpool in the race to appoint Xabi Alonso as their new head coach. Sources have suggested that Bayern are now increasingly confident they have the advantage in hiring Alonso should he decide to leave Bayer Leverkusen this summer. Leverkusen have refused to comment on claims that they have granted permission for Alonso to hold talks with Bayern. However, preliminary discussions are already understood to have taken place with the 42-year-old’s representatives. While Bayern are in the lead it certainly does not mean Liverpool are no longer in the race although their search for Jurgen Klopp’s successor is complicated by the fact they are also in the process of appointing a new sporting director. From that article mentioned

I think they'd make it difficult for them, they're carbon copies of one another stylistically.

His antics have costs us points in games. I have a good memory what can I say

I think they were weary even more so since two of them came back and had a reoccurrence of their injury.

Because he's a dirty tart, his challenge on Robbo from two years ago in which we only got a yellow, is a reason alone to hate him.

He swore on his daughters life that he got a touch on the ball, to claim a goal a few years ago when it was clear he didn't. That aside, his dangerous fouling of players whilst backing into them as they're jumping, is a reason alone to dislike him. Great striker, personality of a dry wall, a diver to boot, that's managed to con many refs.

Find a way to get to Prague !