I agree. Henderson was dogshit for me a lot of the time.
What was it about Jordan that made him "dogshit", in your opinion, LR: not consistent enough: not enough goals: too few assists maybe?
What, for example, made Sakho, Can and Coutinho the only players who did well last season? I mean: Sakho hardly played [1419 mins - roughly the same as the season before btw]; Can started well but was soon found out [admittedly out of position] and Coutinho scored 5 with 7 assists [to Jordan's 6 goals and 10 assists] so what was it - what made Jordan "dogshit" compared with these three?
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Anyhow - back on topic:
The 'problem' (as I see it) with Moreno is that, like the overwhelming majority of young players [under 25]; he's nowhere near the finished article and the truth is; he may well never be.
At this age most players are still 'boys'; still raw; still learning. With a few exceptions (and there are exceptions) very few will have the nous to be consistent at a high level. Most need to be nurtured alongside more experienced pros - not alongside someone with the same level of experience; the same issues and problems.
And that, I'm afraid, is the problem I have with Digne. He too is still raw; still inexperienced; still learning. My question: should Liverpool F.C. be looking or, indeed, should we [club/fans] be expecting 'boys' to not only, perform consistently at the highest level but to do their learning as they play at that level (and from other inexperienced players, at that)?
It seems to me that, if this goes through, what Brendan and the club are hoping for is that at least one gamble pays off; that this one [Digne] will be the exception but personally I'd rather we mitigated the risk: I'd rather we looked at a more experienced player - someone like Filipe Luis, for e.g.
Expecting a group of young lads to be all consistent, at the same time, at a high level and for a full season is a big ask. They can come good but let's give them a fighting chance for F**k's sake - give them more 'experience' to learn from.
Here endeth the sermon.
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