Transfer Tweets - 2021/22 | Check the OP for blacklisted sources before posting

[RobinLFC]

Didn't know who Luis Diaz was until yesterday, but I can see why Klopp would want him at Liverpool - blazing speed, nifty feet and seems to be a good finisher from what I've seen in one YouTube compilation, the rest will be drilled into him by Klopp. Could fit in seamlessly perhaps if everything goes smooth although Klopp has a habit to slowly integrate players.

Can someone help me out, I thought he was a striker but seems to be more of a left midfielder/forward who cuts inside and runs into space? So that would be Mane's position at Liverpool?

 

[Corridor of Uncertainty]

A club that had Mason, Rashford, Martial, Lingard, Cavani and Ronaldo moved to bring in Sancho

Minamino and Ox are meh, the fab three getting old. Firmino might leave, they're really not that stacked

Terrific long term planning by the club I have to say. A mixture of players the club doesn't want and massively past it players on eye watering wages.

 

[hellhunter]

Terrific long term planning by the club I have to say. A mixture of players the club doesn't want and massively past it players on eye watering wages.

Yes, Rashford is massively past it and/or the club doesn't want him.

 

[rimaldo]

Didn't know who Luis Diaz was until yesterday, but I can see why Klopp would want him at Liverpool - blazing speed, nifty feet and seems to be a good finisher from what I've seen in one YouTube compilation, the rest will be drilled into him by Klopp. Could fit in seamlessly perhaps if everything goes smooth although Klopp has a habit to slowly integrate players.

Can someone help me out, I thought he was a striker but seems to be more of a left midfielder/forward who cuts inside and runs into space? So that would be Mane's position at Liverpool?

i wouldn’t get too ahead of yourself, it’s early stages. it might turn out he doesn’t have asthma.

 

[ForeverRed1]

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Jade Moore (central midfielder) used to play under Marc Skinner at Orlando Pride.

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Signe Bruun is on loan from Lyon (a powerhouse in women's football) and used to play for PSG before this. She's a 23-year-old striker and is an exciting talent, apparently.

Signs bruun is a very exciting signing. She’s very good. Excited to see her play

 

[Deery]

Callum Chambers is a great buy for Villa.

 

[RobinLFC]

i wouldn’t get too ahead of yourself, it’s early stages. it might turn out he doesn’t have asthma.

If both Pearce and Joyce are reporting it, I'm quite confident it'll be done unless we Fékir it up.

 

[macheda14]

So a team that has Salah, Mane and Jota as options move to bring in Diaz, whereas we continue to limp on with McFred.

This club has zero ambition, feck off.

A stupid comparison. Liverpool had the chance to add real quality. We don’t, there is no one available in the CM / CDM role of real quality.

 

[Corridor of Uncertainty]

Yes, Rashford is massively past it and/or the club doesn't want him.

Hence why his name was bolded by mistake.

The club has made it clear what it thinks of Martial and Lingard. Cavani came with a suspect injury record that has only gotten worse, and if you think Ronaldo was anything less than a Glazer money-grab you're delusional.

Greenwood, Rashford and Sancho can/will be fantastic options, but the planning and balance of this squad needs proper addressing, and has done for years.

 

[Corridor of Uncertainty]

A stupid comparison. Liverpool had the chance to add real quality. We don’t, there is no one available in the CM / CDM role of real quality.

Ah yes, the old "no value in the market" adage I see.

 

[Pintu]

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As close to official as it gets.

 

[golden_blunder]

So a team that has Salah, Mane and Jota as options move to bring in Diaz, whereas we continue to limp on with McFred.

This club has zero ambition, feck off.

They are most likely selling their backup Origi and planning in case Salah deal doesn’t get sorted

 

[golden_blunder]

Didn't know who Luis Diaz was until yesterday, but I can see why Klopp would want him at Liverpool - blazing speed, nifty feet and seems to be a good finisher from what I've seen in one YouTube compilation, the rest will be drilled into him by Klopp. Could fit in seamlessly perhaps if everything goes smooth although Klopp has a habit to slowly integrate players.

Can someone help me out, I thought he was a striker but seems to be more of a left midfielder/forward who cuts inside and runs into space? So that would be Mane's position at Liverpool?

Manes spot. Unless of course kloppo has different plans

 

[Giggsyking]

Liverpool have signed Luis Diaz. Is he any good?

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So they are buying players for 65m now? Arent they cheap feckers?

 

[PoTMS]

Diaz is a very Jota like astute signing. Looks tailor made for the Premier League.

 

[Champ]

So a team that has Salah, Mane and Jota as options move to bring in Diaz, whereas we continue to limp on with McFred.

This club has zero ambition, feck off.

This a real post??

 

[Hansi Fick]

Didn't know who Luis Diaz was until yesterday, but I can see why Klopp would want him at Liverpool - blazing speed, nifty feet and seems to be a good finisher from what I've seen in one YouTube compilation, the rest will be drilled into him by Klopp. Could fit in seamlessly perhaps if everything goes smooth although Klopp has a habit to slowly integrate players.

Can someone help me out, I thought he was a striker but seems to be more of a left midfielder/forward who cuts inside and runs into space? So that would be Mane's position at Liverpool?

Don't know anything about Dias, but Mané played on the right before Salah came, didn't he?
It would merely mean that you have 3 top options for 2 positions, which is honestly the minimum. Or 5 top option for 3 positions if we include Firmino and Jota.
So to me, this signing doesn't mean an overload at all, it only covers a need that's you've been having since several seasons.
I'm also interested to see what the player can do, he's supposed to be rather good to watch.

 

[Zoo]

Does this mean they won’t be in for Raphinha?

 

[Zoo]

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[Zoo]

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[AaronRedDevil]

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That’s crazy. 35mil for a player who hasn’t scored in ages and has 1 assist. Meanwhile we can’t even sell Martial and Lingard who played CL football.

 

[RobinLFC]

Don't know anything about Dias, but Mané played on the right before Salah came, didn't he?
It would merely mean that you have 3 top options for 2 positions, which is honestly the minimum. Or 5 top option for 3 positions if we include Firmino and Jota.
So to me, this signing doesn't mean an overload at all, it only covers a need that's you've been having since several seasons.
I'm also interested to see what the player can do, he's supposed to be rather good to watch.

Oh yeah definitely agree, we desperately needed cover up front. Now one or two up and coming midfielders and we should be good for another few years imo.

 

[TheReligion]

Oh yeah definitely agree, we desperately needed cover up front. Now one or two up and coming midfielders and we should be good for another few years imo.

Providing you’re not spending another £60m on a Keita

 

[macheda14]

Ah yes, the old "no value in the market" adage I see.

Ok shortcake who would you go for?

 

[Moston Red]

Probably not if you signed him but I’m sure he’ll be a world beater at Liverpool

This is so true, pretty much everything Klopp touches turns to gold…and we’d turn him into lingard.

 

[Matt851]

That’s crazy. 35mil for a player who hasn’t scored in ages and has 1 assist. Meanwhile we can’t even sell Martial and Lingard who played CL football.

It's a buy option though, they probably won't pay it

 

[Zoo]

This is so true, pretty much everything Klopp touches turns to gold…and we’d turn him into lingard.

There was similar fanfare with Naby Keita and Minamino.

 

[andersj]

There was similar fanfare with Naby Keita and Minamino.

Thank god he has been so injury prone!

Dont remember the fanfare for Minamino, but it was a smart signing. A flop, but they will probably make money on him. Wonder how big profit they will make on Minamino if they sell 200 %?

 

[TheReligion]

Thank god he has been so injury prone!

Dont remember the fanfare for Minamino, but it was a smart signing. A flop, but they will probably make money on him. Wonder how big profit they will make on Minamino if they sell 200 %?

There was a big fuss made on here that United didn’t get Minamino from memory.

 

[RobinLFC]

Providing you’re not spending another £60m on a Keita

A shitload of hits in the transfer market yet you're focusing on Keita He wasn't £60m by the way and neither will Luis Diaz be it seems.

 

[Smores]

Ok shortcake who would you go for?

Is the measure of whether there's anyone decent available resting on a random caf poster now? I mean it takes one tweet and suddenly new midfield options become caf favourites, perhaps fans don't a sufficient view.

This lazy 'no one available' line is repeated nearly every window to excuse our lack of midfield reinforcement. It's evidently bollocks because that can't be the case.

 

[RobinLFC]

Thank god he has been so injury prone!

Dont remember the fanfare for Minamino, but it was a smart signing. A flop, but they will probably make money on him. Wonder how big profit they will make on Minamino if they sell 200 %?

We paid like £7m for him, he would've needed to not play a game for us in order to be considered a flop imo. Not first XI material but serviceable and good squad filling for cup games.

 

[B20]

We paid like £7m for him, he would've needed to not play a game for us in order to be considered a flop imo. Not first XI material but serviceable and good squad filling for cup games.

Nah he's definitely been a flop. The very fact that it's him and not someone better take up that position in the squad and salary makes him a bad signing.
Not even good squad filler. The sooner he moves on the better.

 

[TheReligion]

A shitload of hits in the transfer market yet you're focusing on Keita He wasn't £60m by the way and neither will Luis Diaz be it seems.

Just adding perspective. You admittedly hadn’t heard of him a few minutes ago yet now he’s helping set you up for years to come in the future!

 

[Heinzesight]

Diaz is a very Jota like astute signing. Looks tailor made for the Premier League.

Extremely punchable face too.

 

[B20]

Extremely punchable face too.

That was the first thing I liked about him.

 

[macheda14]

Is the measure of whether there's anyone decent available resting on a random caf poster now? I mean it takes one tweet and suddenly new midfield options become caf favourites, perhaps fans don't a sufficient view.

This lazy 'no one available' line is repeated nearly every window to excuse our lack of midfield reinforcement. It's evidently bollocks because that can't be the case.

Is it? Two summers ago when we brought in VDB, people thought that in depth we had a very strong midfield. Matic, Fred, Mctominay, Pogba, VDB looked good enough, and frankly we got 2nd place (although we know that was well above our standards). This summer we spent almost the entire budget on Varane, Sancho and Ronaldo with reports saying we probably had around 20 mill for a midfielder, but that wasn't enough to bring in a starter.

This January we could probably dip into our summer budget to bring in a CM/CDM but for us to do that we'd want to bring in actual starting quality not just another squad player. For a week the caf favourite was Zakaria, but it seems we have actively scouted and decided against him. There's Haidara, who plays in a similar role to both Fred and McTominay and his 40 mill release clause isn't active until the summer and RB Leipzig don't want to sell now anyway. The one people seem to be hoping for is João Palhinha, but is he much better than options who would become available in the summer. It has been reported a fair few times by The Athletic that midfield is our focus this summer.

It has always been United's line that they don't buy in January unless it is a player worth buying.

 

[RobinLFC]

Just adding perspective. You admittedly hadn’t heard of him a few minutes ago yet now he’s helping set you up for years to come in the future!

Well he's obviously a generational talent, having looked at his YouTube compilation for almost 5 minutes.

 

[FPL addict]

It has always been United's line that they don't buy in January unless it is a player worth buying.

Errr....no club buys in January or indeed the summer unless they think " it is a player worth buying" by definition.

That is just a club line that is put out as an excuse.

 

[Sparky Rhiwabon]

Have we leaked to reporters that the club are "relaxed about our current midfield options" yet, like we did in the summer?