Has anyone considered why first Liverpool let him go, he joined a pub league, went to Ajax and they’re now releasing him on a free?
Just curious like.
Do you really need an answer to that?
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Has anyone considered why first Liverpool let him go, he joined a pub league, went to Ajax and they’re now releasing him on a free?
Just curious like.
Has anyone considered why first Liverpool let him go, he joined a pub league, went to Ajax and they’re now releasing him on a free?
Just curious like.
Helmer only played once, away at Leeds. Never really confirmed what went on there but a fallout with Saxton was rumoured.
How do I remember this stuff? Dunno it just sticks. Massive Lads Fan![]()
Personally I have my own opinion, but was curious why other posters felt his career had taken the path it has.Do you really need an answer to that?
Pretty much thisIf the powers that be at the club have the answers to these questions and they think he's worth signing then I'll support him and hope that he does well and that the signing pays off.
If they decide not to sign him, I'm totally happy with that too.
I wasn’t giving an opinion when I said “Saudi stuff aside” actually trying for the complete opposite as clearly has some differing opinions on this board that can get the discussion side tracked.I can’t imagine that would have any bearing at all. None of the players or staff will give 2 hoots about that.
That is a mad stat! I'm guessing the other 6 were all Patrick Roberts too
Blows my mind that our most experienced PL player is PovedaThe others were Huggins (1), Moore (2), Roberts (3).
Aye. He replaced Steve Bould after 55 minsHelmer came on in the arsenal gane. I’m sure of this as I was a big follower of German football.
You sure? Please let me be right!!
Or alternatively, you don't.Your second sentence shows that you do in fact know absolutely nowt about football !!
With due respect we are not going to be challenging for the title. If JH can help us achieve 17th position next season it will be an inspired signing.A few Liverpool mates said his legs had gone and he couldn't get around the pitch like he used to.
Personally I have my own opinion, but was curious why other posters felt his career had taken the path it has.
Dutch journalist quoted in this morning's Sunday Times eulogising about Henderson’s impact at Ajax this season.Has anyone considered why first Liverpool let him go, he joined a pub league, went to Ajax and they’re now releasing him on a free?
Just curious like.
The Premier League is so far advanced from what existed before it.I thought it was a discussion board ?
But happy to leave it here.
You are blinkered by an Inescapable fact. There is actually no relevance whether a player has played for us before, the important thing is you do your due diligence as a club on him
BTW Robson, Cummins and Bracewell all played for us in the top division? So that rationale does not stand up to scrutiny.
Unless of course football history before the Premiership does not count in your head.
Which if it doesn’t gives you the grand total of 16 seasons to find your synergy. A period when failed transfers not involving ex players was off the scale for pretty much the same reasons.
He was still better than than many in that team for a time. But I accept it’s marginal, in which case he would fall into his legs had gone… which means lack of due diligence.
Dutch journalist quoted in this morning's Sunday Times eulogising about Henderson’s impact at Ajax this season.
“Henderson was key to Ajax’s Eredivisie resurgence before they were pipped to to the title by PSV. His best games were against PSV and Feyenoord in the league. He was extremely important in the comeback season of Ajax for his defensive role and his dominance of the ball. His greatest attribute has been his leadership and creating a professional culture”.
The Premier League is so far advanced from what existed before it.
"It’s impossible to predict how the signing would turn out. I think a better discussion to have is risk vs reward. If he’s on a free and is willing to accept reasonable terms, would his signing have a detrimental impact on the team? My view is that it definitely wouldn’t. If he was signing on bloated wages due to his name and it impacts our recruitment elsewhere, then the risk vs reward dial shifts."Absolutely. No issue with that at all. If it had been on the grounds of him having been here before I think it’d be a weaker argument. And we have of course signed ageing players who have made zero or negative contribution (Alan Stubbs remains one of my most disliked signings for example).
It’s impossible to predict how the signing would turn out. I think a better discussion to have is risk vs reward. If he’s on a free and is willing to accept reasonable terms, would his signing have a detrimental impact on the team? My view is that it definitely wouldn’t. If he was signing on bloated wages due to his name and it impacts our recruitment elsewhere, then the risk vs reward dial shifts.
With due respect we are not going to be challenging for the title. If JH can help us achieve 17th position next season it will be an inspired signing.
Just a feeling. I had heard we were in positive talks with him but not gonna say I’m ITK by any stretch of the imaginationInside info or what you've seen elsewhere?