Curtis Jones - What are you?

[easytoslip]

On 22/07/2020 at 11:35, TheAllMy-TyReds said:

Why?

 

What if a players favourite number or lucky number is 12,

 

What's wrong with a player wearing a number 15 or 20 for example?

 

 

No such thing as a lucky number.

Roger Hunt No 21 for England 66 was OK though. 

[m0e]

He'll be ahead of Keita in the pecking order by January.

[Ron B]

1 hour ago, m0e said:

He'll be ahead of Keita in the pecking order by January.

He’ll be ahead of Keita on merit? Maybe. I could see that happening. 
 

Keita will be injured in January? Yes. Almost definitely. 

[aRdja]

7 hours ago, Elite said:

Thought he was much improved in the middle yesterday. He still can try to overplay at times but his work rate and the defensive side of his game is noticeably improving. His trajectory is going the right way. Physically he looks strong as well which is good for a lad of his age.

It was a good performance from him, he took an extra touch too often still IMO, and slowed it down. But I don’t m expect his game to be perfect at 19.

[Jose Jones]

30 minutes ago, aRdja said:

It was a good performance from him, he took an extra touch too often still IMO, and slowed it down. But I don’t m expect his game to be perfect at 19.

Yeah, his positioning and game management were the best it's been, which was great to see.  There were a couple of times he was in a great position on the edge of their box and instead of playing it straight away would have a little think, or jink past someone, then the killer ball was gone. 

Once he's got his feet under the table a bit more he'll be playing those balls or going past people and shooting quickly and be a real creative threat. 

[aws]

Thought he had a really good game. Looked a bit knackered in the last ten minutes but he'd put a lot into the game. 

[Herp McDerp]

Will be interesting to see what kind of midfielder he develops into.

[Bjornebye]

2 hours ago, Herp McDerp said:

Will be interesting to see what kind of midfielder he develops into.

If he keeps growing that jarg goatee for another 10 years he'll look like this

 

 

 

[Rotpeter]

Curtis Jones - What are you?

 

A player in the mould of fabinho according to Tony Cascarino in the times.

[Total Longo]

18 hours ago, m0e said:

He'll be ahead of Keita in the pecking order by January.

He should be already. 

[Baltar]

18 hours ago, m0e said:

He'll be ahead of Keita in the pecking order by January.

Keita has on several occasions given some sensational performances, although admittedly it's been a while since the last one. I'm sure Klopp could turn him into a consistent performer if he ever stayed fit. A fit and in form Keita starts ahead of Jones for me.

[m0e]

14 minutes ago, Baltar said:

Keita has on several occasions given some sensational performances, although admittedly it's been a while since the last one. I'm sure Klopp could turn him into a consistent performer if he ever stayed fit. A fit and in form Keita starts ahead of Jones for me.

Sensational, you say? Can you name them?

 

Even better, can you name any outside of the CL?

[sh#t waffle]

1 hour ago, Rotpeter said:

Curtis Jones - What are you?

 

A player in the mould of fabinho according to Tony Cascarino in the times.

Cascarino's on a pay-per-wrong contract, it's the only explanation.

[Johnlj]

6 hours ago, Bjornebye said:

If he keeps growing that jarg goatee for another 10 years he'll look like this

 

 

 

If he also gets just half as good as the professor, then I'll be much pleased.

[Joey8FrogsLegs]

6 hours ago, Rotpeter said:

Curtis Jones - What are you?

 

A player in the mould of fabinho according to Tony Cascarino in the times.

Mould of Fabinho? So little football knowledge he could probably do a job in the VAR room.

[deiseach]

What a goal that was last night. I'm serious. You can't train a player to have the kind of nous he showed. He's going to have a long career with Liverpool (tackles from Bitter hatchetmen notwithstanding) and there will be many moments where the team profits from him just being that little bit smarter than the opposition.

[liverpoolsno9]

30 minutes ago, deiseach said:

What a goal that was last night. I'm serious. You can't train a player to have the kind of nous he showed. He's going to have a long career with Liverpool (tackles from Bitter hatchetmen notwithstanding) and there will be many moments where the team profits from him just being that little bit smarter than the opposition.

What? Follow the flight of the ball and hit a simple tap in with the outside of the foot into an empty net? Behave, it was easy

[El Rojo]

9 minutes ago, liverpoolsno9 said:

What? Follow the flight of the ball and hit a simple tap in with the outside of the foot into an empty net? Behave, it was easy

A lot of players would have given up on what looked like an overhit cross. 

[liverpoolsno9]

25 minutes ago, El Rojo said:

A lot of players would have given up on what looked like an overhit cross. 

Most players wouldn’t have

[s(k)aturation]

 

At least someone's unhappy that he scored and we won.

[liverpoolsno9]

25 minutes ago, skaro said:

 

At least someone's unhappy that he scored and we won.

Unhappy? Really? Made up but let’s not go overboard about the goal.

‘What a goal that was last night. I'm serious. You can't train a player to have the kind of nous he showed”

”A lot of players would have given up on what looked like an overhit cross.”

Come on, it was a relatively easy finish. 

 

[s(k)aturation]

5 minutes ago, liverpoolsno9 said:

Unhappy? Really? Made up but let’s not go overboard about the goal.

‘What a goal that was last night. I'm serious. You can't train a player to have the kind of nous he showed”

”A lot of players would have given up on what looked like an overhit cross.”

Come on, it was a relatively easy finish. 

 

 

Can when settle on:  it was a pretty nifty goal in the circumstances?

 

 

[VladimirIlyich]

He looks an excellent player in the making and one who is in the Liverpool 'pass and move' mould. It was a very good finish last night and not as easy as is perceived.

[No2]

He has gotten to the stage were he won't be selected to play with the ressies in Denmark.

[Elite]

He's very much a first team player now. When I see his name on the team sheet I'm happy instead of thinking 'great chance for the lad to shine, hope he does well'.