Conor Bradley has only ever completed seven 90 minutes of football in his Liverpool career so far in the league
He averages around 13 appearances per season.
He cannot be relied upon unfortunately
Liverpool fanbase
"We urgently need a centre back, FFS Tommy Elphick has even had to play centre back in training because of the lack of centre backs"
Liverpool
"Quick release the spin about Leoni and the "updates" on his recovery"
Reality is if Leoni is not back to training till September after getting a serious ACL you won't see a fully fit Leoni till January at the earliest.
We badly need an experienced centre back no spin, gaslighting or propaganda is going to convince us otherwise ✅
I think people are underplaying how bad this LFC squad really is…
Outside of potential new signings, starting XI & injuries this is the depth we’ll have to start the season
Mamardashvilli
Ramsay
Tsimikas
Mac Allister
Elliott*
Chiesa*
Koumas*
Munoz
Morrison*
Nyoni
Chambers*
Ndiaye
Jones*
Listening to this and honestly there is a stat at the beginning that is mind-boggling.
Conor Bradley has:
- Missed 83 games due to injury already
- Played in 45 PL games, and only completed SEVEN 90 min games for us in the PL
The World Cup isn’t an excuse for Liverpool’s lack of transfer activity. Top clubs plan ahead, adapt, and get deals done. Time to stop waiting and start strengthening. 🔴 #LFC
Can't believe all of this from 16th July still applies on Liverpool's summer. 2 defenders and 2 forwards required for squad balance 2026/27.
Actual midfield balance requires ins and outs. Nyoni done himself no harm.
Rest remains unchanged 18 days on.
https://t.co/Gg2TBnPwIy
Hearing first hand from Andy Robertson this week about the harrowing impact of Diogo Jota's death behind the scenes at Liverpool has made me re-evaluate a desperately poor season. Have we been too critical?
The final Blood Red column of the season.
https://t.co/lYEIQ09Kv5
🚨 Andy Robertson looking back at the feeling of Liverpool feeling invincible:
“Climbing that mountain was the best feeling ever because every day we were just coming in knowing we are just getting better and better and better, and as a team we’re just starting to click.
“I always go back to that time; we’d beat teams in the tunnel. Genuinely, we went into games not with arrogance, not with cockiness, it was just, ‘There’s no way we can get beat today if we perform the way we know we can perform,’ and we put a lot of pressure on ourselves to perform to the highest level.
“The standard of training, the amount of tackles in that — if fans would have probably watched they’d be going, ‘Stop!’ I mean before big games we’re all flying in and that was just the way we did it.
“We went 100 per cent at all times and we never let up from that moment, and that was obviously from the manager, from the coaches, and then all the staff, the backroom staff, and the people behind the scenes just bought into it. Everyone was on the same page and we just made magical things happen, thankfully.”
[Paul Joyce]
Brendan Rodgers nearly won the league then Liverpool sold Luis Suarez and replaced him with Mario Balotelli and Rickie Lambert.
Sturridge missed 44 games through injuries, and that deadly SAS partnership that made us so dangerous was gone overnight.
Rodgers was set up to fail.
Arne Slot won the league and then got backed with £450m. Isak, Wirtz, Ekitike and more. He was set up to succeed and failed miserably.
That’s the difference.
Gerrard: "It HURT me watching Liverpool last night.”
"They got what they deserved.”
“There was no FIGHT, no DESIRE, no PASSION, no of patterns play, no identity."
“Individuals are MILES off, it was no where NEAR good enough.”
You can't be telling me Stevie hasn't had a good long chat with Mo about the state of things under Slot. He knows damn well. Has interviewed him very recently. And off camera has had a good chat with Stevie I'd imagine. Once Stevie speaks I'll about a manager it's game over..