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I seem to remember that medicals are part of the insuring process but I could be wrong.
So if they fail the club medical, the player can’t be fully insured, thus putting bigger risk on the club, meaning the club will be reluctant and may refuse to sign you. I’d call that a fail.
 

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I don't need to tell him anything. My point is that it's not an objective thing, it's not black or white when you pass a medical the club physios will make a judgement call, two clubs, two physios can have a different opinion which is why a club hesitating after a medical isn't strange.
You're wrong.
 

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Are these players like Fekir and Keita really that good? Or are there like average mediocre tier players? I really don't see clubs like Man City, Man Utd, Barca, Real Madrid, Bayern going after players like them. The hyper is ridiculous.
Don't know about Keita but Fekir is. The best player in Lyon since probably 3 years and one of The best players in the league.

He can easily be compared to Tolisso, Martial or B. Silva, a very talented player who will be directly useful for any team. He just had that knees' issues so his development has been retarted.

I heard that Bayern and Atletico were really interested by him but he is definitely too expansive for Bayern.
I'm not sure MU is actually an example of good deals. Barca, City and RM have already a lot of players so that's not a surprise if they are not trying to have Fekir. Plus, his type of play is too particular, he is better in a 442 as n10 or 9,5. So he can't enter in any team.

But seems you don't see them play, I guess you will just have to wait before saying that the hype is ridiculous.
 

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He's failed the medical and they're wondering what the feck they're going to do about it.

It's obvious.

They'll back out of it, won't risk the millions of pounds in wages and fee.
 

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He's failed the medical and they're wondering what the feck they're going to do about it.

It's obvious.

They'll back out of it, won't risk the millions of pounds in wages and fee.
Nah it’ll be confirmed tomorrow.
 

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Nah it’ll be confirmed tomorrow.
He failed the medical. That's what I was told (not twitter shite either).

Whether Liverpool go through with it is up to them though so you could be right. But I'd be surprised.
 

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He's failed the medical and they're wondering what the feck they're going to do about it.

It's obvious.

They'll back out of it, won't risk the millions of pounds in wages and fee.
If he has failed the medical, or something untoward has been picked up by the Liverpool Football Club™ medical team, I can't see them giving the transfer the green light, especially as the £50m-ish fee is probably the vast majority of their remaining budget this summer. It would be a seismic gamble on Klopp's part and I don't imagine FSG are the type of board who'd sanction such a gamble, either.
 

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He failed the medical. That's what I was told (not twitter shite either).

Whether Liverpool go through with it is up to them though so you could be right. But I'd be surprised.
:lol:
 

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He's failed the medical and they're wondering what the feck they're going to do about it.

It's obvious.

They'll back out of it, won't risk the millions of pounds in wages and fee.
Remember what Jose did the last time someone failed a medical at Liverpool...
 

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So then if the insurer refuses to insure a player because of X, then you can fail a medical, no?
Transfer medicals are basically risk evaluation, you don't really fail it, it's just that if there is a risk for example arthritis, the club depending on context will make a judgement call, it's not the actual medical that you fail but the club will have a positive or negative projection. Now, in France in Rugby, players have to go to the "Work doctor" with him, you can fail and he will reap your license but that's a different event.
 

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I posted it on here about 4 oclock. I know there were twitter rumours before then but I was told seperate from then.

And now all the journalists are saying "they have concerns"

Believe what you want
 

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Transfer medicals are basically risk evaluation, you don't really fail it, it's just that if there is a risk for example arthritis, the club depending on context will make a judgement call, it's not the actual medical that you fail but the club will have a positive or negative projection. Now, in France in Rugby, players have to go to the "Work doctor" with him, you can fail and he will reap your license but that's a different event.
The clubs set criteria so techincally there will be a pass or fail line or a certain "fail" red zones. But you are right in the fact that it's simply opinion based and the club makes a decision.
 

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The clubs set criteria so techincally there will be a pass or fail line or a certain "fail" red zones. But you are right in the fact that it's simply opinion based and the club makes a decision.
Which is why clubs can hesitate and think twice because it's a fluid notion. Club can and have signed injured players or players with recurring injuries, also they pass medicals every year when they comeback from holidays, even injured players. Also people remember that Rémy "failed" a medical with Liverpool.
 

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He failed the medical. That's what I was told (not twitter shite either).

Whether Liverpool go through with it is up to them though so you could be right. But I'd be surprised.
If he’s failed a medical why has the club done an interview with him for LFCTV?
 

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If he’s failed a medical why has the club done an interview with him for LFCTV?
I have no idea why he's done an interview for LFC TV. As I said he may still sign, it's up to Liverpool (I genuinley have no idea on that front), all I know is he did "fail" his medical. There were problems with it.

Why has he not been confirmed as signed yet then?
 

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I do wonder. How does he fail a medical when hes been fit and playing for a couple of years but someone like Hargreaves or Falcao so shortly after his ACL surgery passed out medicals?
 

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I have no idea why he's done an interview for LFC TV. As I said he may still sign, it's up to Liverpool (I genuinley have no idea on that front), all I know is he did "fail" his medical. There were problems with it.

Why has he not been confirmed as signed yet then?
Ramos probably.
 

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You clearly didn’t get the memo mate. Next year is our year, la.
Liverpool fans don’t actually say that anymore and haven’t for years.

I hear rival fans say it all the time.
 

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It's June the 8th mate. Please be serious.
I think the keeper part is definitely going to happen, but it wouldn't shock me if Klopp/Liverpool are fooled by Lovren playing well enough for a spell and don't invest the necessary money in a CB this summer and it costs them like the keeper position ultimately did in the CL final.

Do Liverpool fans expect a CB signing or nah?
 

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I do wonder. How does he fail a medical when hes been fit and playing for a couple of years but someone like Hargreaves or Falcao so shortly after his ACL surgery passed out medicals?
Sometimes it's other things, that aren't always apparent like an ACL. Could be a cardiovascular thing that has otherwise gone unnoticed for example.
 

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feck knows what's going on with this transfer.

If he has failed a medical, I'm guessing it could be some kind of degeneration of the knee which has led to increased susceptibility to injury. In that case, it's a bummer him and the club - but you can understand why we'd be so hesitant.

Today will tell us more.
 

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If he signs, Fekir, Keita and Firminho would be great business for Liverpool. Get a new keeper and they'll be serious contenders.
They signed another Brazilian and that too one named Firminho? Is he better than Firmino?
Just kidding, I know you meant Fabinho
 
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