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horsebox
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Randolph is and should be number 1.
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BrendanD88
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Not anymore HB.
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DeclanDaly
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Kelleher looked good in his 45 mins. And I’m a fan of Randolph and Bazunu. Kelleher just has fantastic movement. He needs to play first team football, though.
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kevin100
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It’s such a pity Liverpool didn’t drop to the Europa League as Kelleher would have got those games he would have been in the perfect perfect spot. Still could easily find himself getting 10-15 games this season. Important hes fit for pre season now and gets those games too. All gametime is important to him. Still hes No.2 now behind a slightly accident prone lad for a goalkeeper in Alisson. He gets an injury for 3 weeks with Liverpool’s involvement and Kelleher finds himself playing 6/7 games straight away as No.1. It’s a magnificent spot for a young Irish player to find himself in and it’s something that should be taken as a major positive on this forum. I often think the understandable rubbish/doldrums we have have been served up off and on the field in the last few years makes people not quite grasp how positive stuff like this is especially with a view to the future. Edited by kevin100 - 14 Jun 2021 at 4:36pm |
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MC Hammered
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Youre too loyal to the old guard HB
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Ray Houghton Football version of Comical Ali. Joined: 17 Mar 2012 Status: Offline Points: 3836 |
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I know he wants more first team games, but I don't think Kelleher wanted Liverpool to drop out of the European Cup for any reason. He has pre season, he has League/FA Cup games, any Alisson issue, training with world class players every day including matchday. No it's not ideal, but he could be off fighting relegation in a lower division, conceding loads of goals and having no confidence. In his short international career, Bazunu has failed to keep clean sheets against Luxembourg Andorra and Qatar. That's the alternative.
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horsebox
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Randolph has been arguably the most consistent Irish player and one of our better players over the last say 5/6 years. He has done nothing to warrant losing his place in the team. However, If Kenny chooses Kelleher or Banzunu as number one then so be it, it will be up to Randolph to earn it back. My response was directed at left foot, who he ultimately wants all senior players out of the squad and players he's not seen play before starting - and that is until he then comes to the conclusion they are not good enough. Travers certainly should not be ahead of Randolph
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Het-field
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Funny enough, I was 100% pro loaning Kelleher out until I saw one of his predecessors, Danny Ward at the weekend. Ward moved from Liverpool's bench to Leicester's and from Wikipedia, he hasn't yet reached 100 senior club games across all competitions, and last stood between the sticks in the EPL, before Wales started at Euro 2016. The guy was the difference between the Welsh getting a plucky draw, and losing 3-1 on Saturday. Ward showed that you can still stand out even if you're not constantly playing.
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kevin100
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Oh of course he wouldn’t but I’m not Kelleher. It might have been a blessing in disguise 6 more games presumably more. He may well get a few Champions League games if they are sitting pretty and qualified too. As you put it pre season, Cup games, Alisson injured he could find himself playing plenty. I’m happy with him staying it’s a potentially dream situation to be in. Bazunu has a very very high ceiling too I wouldn’t use the lack of clean sheets as a stick to beat him with. Be interesting to see what he does next season.
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Not totally untrue. I feel Randolph has only played about 4 or 5 games this season for West Ham and I'm not sure he's looking to get much more than that next season unless fabianski leaves. I agree he's been brilliant for Ireland. But the west ham move looks like a well earned final pay day for Randolph at club level. Coleman is still our best player and I hope he's got a few years left in him yet. Duffy needs to prove the doubters wrong but having him in the squad is a good move. Other over 30s like hendrick, hourihane, mccarthy and Long should be handing over to the younger players now but are probably still better options in the right now. Mcclean I still think is a really good player to have in the squad. I dont think idah, parrott, molumby or knight are at international standard yet but I'd rather see them get experienced sooner rather than later for the long term gain that should bring.
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t_rAndy
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I'd be going with Kelleher as first choice for Ireland if it came to the next game and they were all available. Randolph is suspect when it comes to his kicking under pressure and commanding his box. Kelleher appears very comfortable with the ball at his feet as well as being a good shot stopper. I have question marks about his command of the box from crosses.
Bazunu I need to see more of him under pressure
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kevin100
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I’d want Randolph in the squad a 100%. Kelleher Bazunu and Randolph with Travers out the way a while hopefully he can get a loan to a League 1 club next season too and play some regular football. However we are building for the future and Kelleher and Bazunu are that. Leave them play these qualifiers now we are out the World Cup it’s done now. Let them play it out it’s time to establish them. Randolph I love has been a great servant but realistically isn’t great at playing it out from the back cost us a goal against Finland almost did it against Bulgaria.
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horsebox
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You've decided to omit Randolph because he's a senior player, instead choosing Travers. It's likely all our goal keepers are going to be on the bench next season. Kelleher is staying as Liverpools number 2 anyway, the same with Randolph. Travers and Banzunu may end up going on loan to the lower leagues again. |
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Heimatklange
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I for one am glad he's staying at Liverpool and think folks may even be underrating his chances of ousting Alisson. There was a period last year where Alisson hit a really bad run of form. If he can do that once, he will probably do it again. Kelleher only needs one chance, he has serious quality.
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kevin100
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Long term I genuinely believe he has a big chance and it might sound bonkers but I just think this lad is an outrageous talent. He won’t do it this year and you may see him head out on loan if not next summer the summer after to a decent side first to further kick on before coming back in. Not entirely unlike Henderson at Man Utd. He will still only be 24/25 that season if he stayed at Liverpool for 2 more years as No.2 a young keeper. I do think there’s a big chance you will see him as a Liverpool No.1 in the long long term.
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t_rAndy
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Despite his few mistakes this season, Becker is an absolute leader and beast and I can't see him being ousted in the next 3 years at least. I think kelleher should stay as the set in stone number 2, league cup and FA Cup keeper at least next season. Last season, dont think he was the firm number 2 and was toss up between he and Adrian. He took his chances and he should now be the absolute number 2 and Cup keeper and if he stays fit should still see a fair amount of games whilst being ready to step in if needed. All the while continuing his football education under one of the best
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kevin100
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Yes just to reiterate I don’t think he will directly “usurp” Allison but I don’t see Alisson staying at Liverpool forever. I think 3-5 years more perhaps. Not entirely unlike Henderson/De Gea at United where Henderson looks like he’s going to take the mantle with De Gea leaving. Kelleher only for his stomach injury would have played the few games Alisson was missing for with his Dad dying and all that. Around that time Alisson went through a bad patch and it would have been interesting would Klopp have slotted Kelleher in if he was fit for those games. Especially when he rushed Alisson back against City.
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t_rAndy
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I wouldnt like to compare to Henderson, he's never going to be an elite keeper
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