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In his latest feature, James Pearce has commented on those who are calling for Mohamed Salah to be replaced by Jadon Sancho and fans are praising his response. Transfer talks around the Liverpool camp are ramping up, with Timo Werner and Jadon Sancho both heavily linked to a move to Anfield. Despite Sancho’s hefty price tag of what could reach £187million (via Liverpool Echo), a lot are still convinced the Merseyside outfit will splash the cash and bring in the Dortmund wonderkid. However, in order to fund the Englishman’s mammoth asking price, many believe cashing in on Salah – who is valued at £135million (Transfermarkt) – will help pay for Sancho to join the club. In his latest feature for The Athletic, Pearce has slammed these comments and thinks that those believing he is dispensable should show him more respect. In response, it seems that many Kopites are all singing from the same hymn sheet, with one fan saying it would be ‘absolutely crazy’ to sell Salah. Another supporter has said others are ‘delusional’ if they want to make profit off him. In 10 years time people will look at his numbers and his highlights and think that it's absolutely crazy that people wanted to cash in. We're watching him become an LFC icon before our very eyes. — Will layton (@Theidlersdream) March 24, 2020 No real lfc fan would ever suggest selling him. Delusional if so! — 6x (@BrendyKnight) March 24, 2020 What Salah needs is space. He had space in his first season as he was played wide and our midfield was far more creative. Now, he’s played close to the center, which leaves him surrounded by 3, 4 defenders at a time, with no space. With that said, he’s still scoring 20+ a season — Max Amon (@theamonmax) March 24, 2020 And, if he doesn't score, someone else will — Michael Apter (@Michael_Apter) March 24, 2020 Proof is in the stats. Anyone don’t rate him or would sell or swap haven’t a clue. — 🍀Jimmy🍀 (@jimhayes78) March 24, 2020 👑Most goals in first 100 @premierleague apps for Liverpool 7⃣0⃣ Mohamed Salah 6⃣3⃣ Fernando Torres 6⃣2⃣ Luis Suarez 6⃣2⃣ Robbie Fowler 5⃣4⃣ Michael Owen 5⃣0⃣ Sadio Mane pic.twitter.com/gnEZ5aEJYY — . (@neeefc) March 24, 2020 What’s your take, Reds? Should Liverpool cash in on Salah to bring in Sancho? Or is all a load of waffle to you? Join the discussion in the comments below! Click here to comment on this articleorGive us feedback on your Football Transfer Tavern experience #JamesPearce #MohamedSalah #JadonSancho

The Athletic’s Liverpool correspondent James Pearce has provided a concerning update regarding Naby Keita. The Guinea international wasn’t named in Jurgen Klopp’s squad for Liverpool’s crucial Champions League last 16 tie against Atletico Madrid, in which the European champions trailed after losing the first leg by one goal to nil. Keita was nowhere to be seen as the Reds suffered another defeat – this time by three goals to two – and ended up crashing out of the Champions League in front of their own supporters at Anfield. While much of the focus has naturally been on Adrian after his mistake, the former RB Leipzig man’s absence is yet to be explained by the club, which makes Pearce’s brief update all the more interesting. WHAT DID HE SAY? When asked by a supporter why Keita wasn’t in the squad, Pearce simply said: “Not aware of any injury”. QUITE CONCERNING Liverpool spent a fair amount on the 25-year-old – £52.75m to be exact – so it could even be argued that it’d be concerning if Keita was only on the bench for such a crucial tie. So, when he wasn’t even named in the squad, many may potentially have just presumed that the midfielder was injured – he has suffered his fair share of issues since arriving at Anfield. However, an extremely reliable source of Liverpool information in Pearce has now stated that he hasn’t been informed of any injury for the Guinean, which should really spark concern – if Klopp has simply left the big-money signing out on such a crucial night, he clearly doesn’t trust him or something has happened behind the scenes. CALL YOURSELF A LIVERPOOL EXPERT? HOW MUCH DID EACH OF THESE BIG-MONEY JANUARY SIGNINGS COST? It remains to be seen what Klopp’s motives for leaving the No.8 out were. In other news, Adrian has posted a heartfelt and emotional tweet following his huge mistake against Atletico Madrid… #JamesPearce #AtleticoMadrid #JurgenKlopp

The Athletic’s James Pearce joined Steve Hothersall on The Red Agenda podcast and discussed Liverpool’s latest victory against West Ham in the Premier League. While they were given a scare by the Hammers, the Reds rallied to pick up yet another win, coming from behind to snatch all three points in a 3-2 triumph to keep their unbeaten run alive. Indeed, they were 2-1 down at one point in the game and Pearce believes that it was their midfield that suffered because there was no Jordan Henderson to restore order in that area. Here’s what he said about the midfielder on The Red Agenda podcast (26/2/2020): “I thought they missed Jordan Henderson. If anyone was in any doubt about his influence on this team, then I think it was laid bare last night because I don’t think there was as much control in midfield. They just lacked his drive.” The Liverpool skipper missed the clash at Anfield due to a hamstring injury so Jurgen Klopp had to make some tweaks for the game that ended up being closer than expected. Looking at the stats from WhoScored, no Liverpool midfielder other than Fabinho was able to make an interception (while the skipper averages one a game) and Henderson’s range of passing was seemingly missed, as Pearce notices. On average, he makes 62.4 passes per game in the Premier League and, while Fabinho did beat that with 76, no other midfielder got close with Georgino Wijnaldum only making 49, perhaps explaining the lack of control in midfield that Pearce cited. With the England international due to be out for around another two weeks, Klopp must find a way to control the engine room better. Liverpool fans, do you agree with Pearce’s verdict or do you think the midfield wasn’t the problem against West Ham? Let us know in the comments below! Click here to comment on this articleorGive us feedback on your Football Transfer Tavern experience #WestHam #JamesPearce #PremierLeague

James Pearce has revealed that all Premier League clubs were made aware that fourth-round FA Cup replays would lead to a shorter winter break for those involved. WHAT DID HE SAY? Jurgen Klopp said following his side’s 2-2 draw away at Shrewsbury on Sunday that neither he nor his players would be involved in the return match at Anfield, saying that the Premier League had asked clubs last April to not schedule any matches, either friendly or competitive, during the two-week winter break. CALL YOURSELF A LIVERPOOL EXPERT? HOW MUCH DID EACH OF THESE BIG-MONEY JANUARY SIGNINGS COST? However, Pearce has revealed that all sides were informed that their involvement in the cup competition could see them have a shorter period of time off. DAMNING INDICTMENT To an extent, you can understand Klopp’s frustration. Just when he thought his side would be getting themselves a well-deserved two weeks off, they will now need to play once again in midweek. Why there are any matches scheduled at all during that period is a mystery. Having said that, this update from Pearce shows that, whilst the 52-year-old can still be unhappy with the amount of matches and the planning, he cannot say he hasn’t been warned. His comments after the match appeared to indicate that the fourth-replay had not even come up in conversation, but The Athletic journalist has disproved that. At the end of the day, he has every right to play a weakened side full of U23s – even though it may not be a popular decision, he can field whoever he wants – but he is wrong to say that he will not be there either. He should show far more respect to a competition that is full of history and tradition, and to use half-truths and misleading proof as an excuse is not really befitting of the manager of the European champions. He is better than that. Meanwhile, Liverpool should try to sign this man over Real Madrid’s Isco. #FACup #JurgenKlopp #JamesPearce

#JamesPearce wartawan koresponden #LFC bagi akhbar #LiverpoolEcho mengumumkan peletakan jawatan selepas 14 tahun bertugas. . Selalu nampak beliau di #Anfield sedang bertungkus-lumus menyiapkan laporan perlawanan apabila saya selesai bertugas sebagai steward. Tapi sebab tengah pakai jaket uniform, dia pulak nampak sibuk, rasa tak sesuai nak ganggu. . Kebetulan semasa menghadiri perlawanan persahabatan #LiverpoolFC menentang #WiganAthletic di DW Stadium #Wigan terserempak dengan beliau dan ajak selfie sekali. . Selain itu, kenangan manis perlawanan itu juga dapat melihat penampilan debut #MoSalah serta jaringan pertama beliau untuk #Liverpool . . #beritadarianfield #ynwa #thisisanfield #anfieldroad #ynwamalaysia #liverpoolmalaysia #lfcmalaysia (at Wigan Athletic) https://www.instagram.com/p/By9kXVclt9b/?igshid=19nwyiuzxwpso

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