Serves Fernandez right to try and cheat his way to getting a foul and getting caught out.
Pity it wasn't punchedGot booked as well
First goal is Rashford getting run past by a young centre back, the second was even worse - their captain playing for a foul. Coward. Well done the ref for not falling for it. Most refs do every time.Serves Fernandez right to try and cheat his way to getting a foul and getting caught out.
Love the guy. Genuinely happy for him doing so well - unlike many others who have left on bad terms. Did his time, improved us and we improved him. Don’t begrudge him success and his big move whatsoever.God I miss Alexis.
That Mac Allister is a decent footballer!
Which is why I avoid watching Liverpool. Don’t want to see him in that shirt.God I miss Alexis.
Ah yes, the same person who insisted Billy Gilmour was a better playerHe's been a flop and isn't rated there at all ... someone told me on nsc.
Indeed. Absolute clown. Ali Mac had an underwhelming (but far from disastrous) opening couple of months with them. Since then he's grown and grown into their side and is now one of the first on the team sheet.He's been a flop and isn't rated there at all ... someone told me on nsc.
Same bloke told me Sanchez was mustard and disaster letting him go!He's been a flop and isn't rated there at all ... someone told me on nsc.
He was not a World Cup winner at the time he signed the contract extension with the release clause either, not even a starter for Argentina so at the time it was a decent fee. Given he then starred in the WC it was a steal for Liverpool. Classy classy guy too and I imagine he has had influence in Facundo and Boca joining us.The narrative that we ‘let’ Mac go is nonsense really isn’t it.
I know it’s ultimately guesswork but it’s clear that the club knew Mac intended to leave so they decided to take their medicine and allow him to leave in the summer for the £35m (+up to 15/20m add ons) rather than forcing an unhappy player to stay on a wage less than he was worth it meant we got a happy Mac till the end of the season and ultimately, he got what he wanted.
It’s the exact reason we are spoken about so well by most people, it was a shrewd decision, we had our best ever season and finished 6 with our best ever midfield.
When he signed a new contract no, not a WC winner, when he signed for Pool yes he was.He was not a World Cup winner at the time he signed the contract extension with the release clause either, not even a starter for Argentina so at the time it was a decent fee. Given he then starred in the WC it was a steal for Liverpool. Classy classy guy too and I imagine he has had influence in Facundo and Boca joining us.
I am right in thinking there was some sort of pre agreement with Liverpool before the WC?
I have two issues with the Ali Mac deal, and neither are to do with Ali Mac himself.The narrative that we ‘let’ Mac go is nonsense really isn’t it.
I know it’s ultimately guesswork but it’s clear that the club knew Mac intended to leave so they decided to take their medicine and allow him to leave in the summer for the £35m (+up to 15/20m add ons) rather than forcing an unhappy player to stay on a wage less than he was worth it meant we got a happy Mac till the end of the season and ultimately, he got what he wanted.
It’s the exact reason we are spoken about so well by most people, it was a shrewd decision, we had our best ever season and finished 6 with our best ever midfield.