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Making a vox pop on a Liverpool street before a Merseyside derby in 2015, the BBC reporter approached a randomly-chosen gentleman doing his shopping and asked him if he remembered how he was doing. 1967 episode at Goodison Park. I was playing "replied Tommy Lawrence's answer
The Flying Pig was a key member of the victorious Liverpool club in 1963-64 and 1965-66, while keeping the goal of the first triumph FA Cup in 1965.
A beloved character at Anfield, Tommy
If he was still there this week and that he had been arrested while he was buying a loaf of bread I wonder what he would have done Liverpool, or any club, paying nearly £ 70 million a goalkeeper
Remember when the goalkeepers were the inexpensive meat cuts?
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Lawrence's successor, Ray Clemence, gave Liverpool £ 18,000
Only 11 years ago, the £ 9m granted to Hearts by Sunderland for Craig Gordon was a British record.
paid for Alison is, frankly, ridiculous.
That's 67 million pounds for the goalkeeper you hit seven times in two games three months ago
Back on those goals Liverpool scored against the Roma in the Champions League half -final.
Alisson, who was as recent as the 2016-2017 season was dubbed from the former No.2 Wojciech Szczesny Arsenal on the Italian side, is obviously not at fault for any of these goals. Alisson's contract will almost double the world record paid for a goalkeeper
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He is the first choice for Brazil, ahead of Manchester Ederson, widely praised by the city, is clearly an exceptional guardian. His statistics, we are told, are remarkable, and his collection of highlights is impressive, but £ 67m?
Jurgen Klopp does what Jurgen Klopp once suggested that he would pack up. He pays overly inflated transfer fees to solve obvious problems.
Obvious problem at the heart of the defense? £ 75m for Virgil van Dijk
Obvious problem between the sticks? £ 67m for Alisson
This last problem has just arisen on Klopp is another matter, but there is nothing wrong with politics. But it is a policy that was not automatically badociated with the early days of Liverpool in Germany.
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] His 2016 quote on wanting to do things differently does not need to be done. to be repeated, but here is:
"Other clubs can spend a lot of money on the best players.I want to do it differently.I would do it even differently if I could spend that money. "
Maybe Klopp did not have" that money "at that time, so it was a good lesson. it turns out that he paid too much for Alisson, so he could point out that he largely underpaid for Mo Salah.
He also turned Philippe Coutinho into a player who brought more than £ 100m in the coffers of Liverpool Van Dijk and Alisson for just a little more than Coutinho's selling price No bad deals, probably
And Naby Keita for £ 60m? Fabinho for £ 44m? Just about the rates going on these days, it seems.
But the romance of Klopp's approach was stripped. A cursed bank card is as much his weapon as anyone else in these financially surreal football times.
This rider has run into the Champions League final more than attested for a total of Premier League points which was one less than his Reds
But after his record-breaking feats in the transfer market this year, the pressure for domestic improvement is on Klopp
Alisson could not help Liverpool to some league titles the way the Flying Pig does but, now, the first trophy of the reign of Anfield Klopp can not come soon enough.
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