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He's generally started in all of there biggest games up until last season. I wouldn't call that losing interest in him.

And globally, Liverpool are far bigger than Bayern. It's not even a contest. Who cares about how many domestic trophies they have won when the Bundesliga has always pretty much been a one club league?

You've probably never stepped foot inside either country ffs.

He's had periods of success there. While I wouldn't say he's worth what they paid for him, calling him a flop is nonsense. He was never going to be one of their main players considering the players they already had at the club.

How is Grealish a flop when he was one of City's best players the season they won a treble? And hasn't Greenwood also been scoring loads of goals in France?

The area where Klopp lived, Formby, has God knows how many mansions. It's literally a 25 minute drive from Anfield. The Lake District is a little over 1 hour away from both Liverpool and Manchester. Some of Munich, like most cities, is an absolute dump.

They're not rare at all if you stay away from the major cities. Go to Bath, or York, and maybe you'll change your mind a little. I've lived in both countries and there's very little difference. I'd say in general Germany is a bit more cleaner, but it's not like it doesn't have it's nastier parts.

But he said England, not Liverpool. England is a country, numb nuts.

Lmao. You think the whole of England is like Liverpool? Try the Lake District, or the Cotswolds. Or Cornwall. Bayern is not bigger than Liverpool either, don't be daft. And the weather in Germany is practically the same.

I think Chelsea could be the surprise package of the season. They have a lot of talent and they're going to be a force as they get more experience together. I think they're just a top keeper and centre back away from being good enough to challenge for the title.

He was on 120K, which is way down on their top earners list. Many of Liverpool's top earners are on 250K, or close to, a week. He's getting considerably more at Bayern. It will be his last major contract (in Europe) considering he's almost 29 so money was the biggest factor for this move. Had...

I don't think anyone has ever said Grealish is world-class. He has too many holes in his game to be that. But what he can be is a highly effective player. He's arguably the most fouled player in Europe for a reason.

Fantastic player if you don't expect him to score many goals. There isn't a player in Europe I can think of who, at his best, can drive his team up the field and also win foul after foul in dangerous areas. He constantly has two players near him which leaves more space for others to explore. He...

City don't really suit the way he plays, but he hasn't improved since he signed for them. His link up play is still poor and for a big man his hold up play is pretty garbage. Kane would have suited the way City play considerably more, while Haaland would have suited the style of Liverpool (under...

Because they play the market better than any other club. Plus they have players to sell that will bring plenty of coin and won't weaken them at all. They're basically swapping Luis Diaz and Nunez (once he's sold) for Isak. Once Elliott is sold for 40 odd million, they're using the money for him...

A lot of "good" players would potentially look great with fantastic players around them. He's failed at Atletico Madrid, Chelsea and AC Milan. At this point it's no longer just bad luck.

How does so much money keep being spent on this guy? He has zero end product, and he's far from a kid now.

Can see him going to Chelsea. They're going to be a force in a couple of years time when they're young squad has that extra experience. Palmer, Neto, Gittens and Joao Pedro are going to cause chaos for a lot of teams. I never really rated Donnaruma all that much before last season.

You don't choose Bayern over Liverpool right now. Not even Wirtz did, and he's German, and Bayern thought long ago that they had him in the bag. PSG, maybe, but it's a piss poor league. But going back to Luis Diaz, I don't think he's any better than what they already have. He's also extremely...

Thinking he would choose PSG or Bayern over Liverpool is mental. Luis Diaz only left because he was on a seriously low wage compared to other top players at the club and he wanted triple what he was earning along with a 4 year deal. Liverpool could see he's past his peak already - In a couple...