Mickael2:


I really really do not get the relevance of what you just posted. So other coaches do not watch players before they buy them? Then this shows that you have not met a proper scout ever in your life. I know a scout for Rayo and when this guy starts to monitor a particular player, he watches even his games from two-three years ago just to know even the redundant areas of his game that can be refined before he then presents it to the coach and a conclusion will be drawn. Before Origi came to Liverpool which other games had he played that could be watched if not the U15 games? Of course the scout did his work and Rogers was briefed about it, I don't understand how that is an achievement

TheGoodJoe:


Origi played U15 games in 2010 and joined Liverpool in 2014. He played for Lille FC before Liverpool. So your two - three years timetable falls outside Origi U15 era.

TheGoodJoe:


Do you think if it was ordinary to study a player up to his under 15 games, Origi would have found it impressive? That was one of the reasons Origi chose Liverpool over Bayern Munich, yet you want to make it look like it is an every day thing.

TheGoodJoe:
Pep Guardiola praised Sterling for his ability to play in a different positions already this season, and the youngster says it was Rodgers who first helped him thrive in a number of roles.

“He was massive for me. Every manager that I’ve worked with I’ve tried to learn as much as I can and he (Rodgers) is one that I definitely learnt a lot off. Credit to him he was a fantastic guy.

“Playing me in different positions, making me understand the roles and maturing in certain systems… he gave me a lot of confidence as well.

https://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/4071/premier-league/2016/09/25/27882612/sterling-reveals-how-rodgers-advice-helped-impress-guardiola

gamaliel9:
Sadiq Umar scores for Peruggia

TheGoodJoe:


If you do not take Pele serious on Brendan Rodgers role in making Suarez a better player, take it from Suarez himself.


"Such a big part of my education is down to him and his management," he is quoted as saying by talkSPORT. "Of course he works to make the team stronger but he really works on a one-to-one level with the players.


"He will sit down with each player at the club, and work on where you can improve, where you can exploit opposition, he leaves nothing to chance. He is a very intelligent man. If the players at his next club listen to his words, they will become better players for sure."

The bolded highlights my expectation for Nacho and Ndidi. They need to pay attention and listen to the coaching genius.

andrew444:


Brendan is not a genius

Take it or leave it

Suarez was a goal monster before Rodgers came in

I will not use what you said about Rodgers as hope for my nacho

I just pray nacho get back to his best.

TheGoodJoe:


I have always been an advocate for the style of play making a big impact of the quality of players. Brendan Rodgers will bring the flair to Leicester City and with the likes of Ndidi and Nacho working hard daily to adopt and imbibe the system, I see them improving.

Brendan Rodgers is a tactical genius. Having a poor management record does not make him less of a genius.

TheGoodJoe:



You and take it or leave it.

Danielnino00:


I swear to God, you are the first person I know to call Brendan Rodgers a genius .
I'm not so surprised cus he plays attacking football..
like I said early,his player management skill is damn poor.. What kind of "genius" can't find a good replacement for his best player Suarez who left?
Do you know how many talented players he had at his disposal at Liverpool that he couldn't manage? Nuri Sahin..Suso..Origi(thanks to Klopp,his career would have died), Lallana,Iago Aspas,Luis Alberto,etc,etc....


Its best you relax bro
Just hope that Rodgers would be fair enough to give Nacho another chance and Nacho himself would make good use of it,cus trust me,Brendan Rodgers isn't the type of manager that has the patience to develop players like the real genius (Klopp,Pep,Poch,Ferguson, Simeone ,etc)

andrew444:


Brendan is not a genius

Take it or leave it

Suarez was a goal monster before Rodgers came in

I will not use what you said about Rodgers as hope for my nacho

I just pray nacho get back to his best.

andrew444:



The genius didnt give this ones chances Iago Aspas,Luis Alberto who are better winger and striker

He prefers Ricky Lambert

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against Slovakia on Friday.

Danielnino00:


I swear to God, you are the first person I know to call Brendan Rodgers a genius .
I'm not so surprised cus he plays attacking football..
like I said early,his player management skill is damn poor.. What kind of "genius" can't find a good replacement for his best player Suarez who left?
Do you know how many talented players he had at his disposal at Liverpool that he couldn't manage? Nuri Sahin..Suso..Origi(thanks to Klopp,his career would have died), Lallana,Iago Aspas,Luis Alberto,etc,etc....


Its best you relax bro
Just hope that Rodgers would be fair enough to give Nacho another chance and Nacho himself would make good use of it,cus trust me,Brendan Rodgers isn't the type of manager that has the patience to develop players like the real genius (Klopp,Pep,Poch,Ferguson, Simeone ,etc)

Danielnino00:


I swear to God, you are the first person I know to call Brendan Rodgers a genius .
I'm not so surprised cus he plays attacking football..
like I said early,his player management skill is damn poor.. What kind of "genius" can't find a good replacement for his best player Suarez who left?
Do you know how many talented players he had at his disposal at Liverpool that he couldn't manage? Nuri Sahin..Suso..Origi(thanks to Klopp,his career would have died), Lallana,Iago Aspas,Luis Alberto,etc,etc....


Its best you relax bro
Just hope that Rodgers would be fair enough to give Nacho another chance and Nacho himself would make good use of it,cus trust me,Brendan Rodgers isn't the type of manager that has the patience to develop players like the real genius (Klopp,Pep,Poch,Ferguson, Simeone ,etc)

Danielnino00:


Aspas left Liverpool the season Lambert was signed.. The main reason Rodgers even signed Lambert in the first place was to help out with Lallana transfer.. Funny enough, Lallana never showed his full potentials under Rodgers..
The genius later signed Mario Balotelli as another replacement for Suarez

I'm seriously still at lost as to how he is a genius...

Danielnino00:


Regardless of what the goodJoe thinks of Rodgers, the onus is now on Iheanacho to prove himself again..
I never bought the excuse of Peul style of play being responsible for Iheanacho's form..

Thankfully, theGoodJoe has openly confessed his admiration for Rodgers, so I subsequent weeks,we will know what's up

klexycole:
I hope Iwobo is not in trouble and his position threatened when he returns?

Mesut Ozil just scored twice in 27 mins.

TheGoodJoe:


I doubt. Rodgers already said the potential of the team is one of the reasons he took the job. There is a very huge potential in Nacho and I doubt getting rid of such potential suits his narrative.

Danielnino00:


No pressure there mate... Ozil might even return to the bench for the next game.

Iwobi has been one of Arsenal key players this season and I don't see anything changing...

junnyjake:
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Walahi za a yi da mun kowai.