After successfully netting 11 well taken goals throughout his debut campaign among the English top-flight last season, as well as subsequently registering five decent assists to his name in the process, beleaguered Newcastle United fans would certainly be forgiven for keenly regretting their club’s recent decision to part ways with Dutch international, Georginio Wijnaldum, this month.
Let’s face it – although much was expected of Christian Benteke and his potentially profitable relationship in front of the Anfield faithful this season – the 25-year-old Belgian international hasn’t exactly thrived down on Merseyside in 2015/16, despite setting his current employers back close to £32 million before the close of the summer transfer window.
Although much was expected of Jurgen Klopp when he first set foot in the often trepidatious Anfield dug-out this season, it’s certainly fair to say that the former Borussia Dortmund favourite hasn’t quite set the Premier League alight with Liverpool just yet… As the enigmatic German tactician hasn’t yet had a chance to really build
Whilst Liverpool haven’t exactly improved dramatically since Brendan Rodgers’ widely expected departure from the Anfield dug-out this season, the Reds have nonetheless shown signs of renewed promise with Jurgen Klopp finally at the helm. All the players seem to be working on the same wavelength all of a sudden, the Liverpool back-line has stopped
Before his untimely departure from the Anfield dug-out this month, Brendan Rodgers was arguably the luckiest manager still operating among the English top-flight. One way or another, the determined Northern Irish tactician just never seemed wholly suited to the club in the first place. Question marks were raised when the former Swansea City boss
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