Liverpool were held to a 1-1 draw by Crystal Palace on Monday Night Football at Anfield; Darwin Nunez was sent off for a headbutt on Joachim Andersen; ...
"Sometimes you need a moment of brilliance and when you have players like Luis on the pitch, he can create something out of nothing. The rest of the lads in that dressing room will pick him up as it's a good dressing room." The issue wasn't tonight, the problem is how long it will be until he is back in the team as he'll likely only be on the bench after the suspension to get up to speed so it could be five or six weeks until we see him back in the Liverpool starting XI." "I will talk to him, it makes no sense when I talk too much about it in public. We have to get around him and rally. Wilfried Zaha's first-half goal had given Palace the lead against the run of play and when Nunez reacted foolishly to a push from Joachim Andersen.
The mega-money summer signing failed to build on his opening-day heroics after a disastrous display that saw him sent off against Crystal Palace on Monday ...
He’s a different striker to what we have or what we had, but he’s a really good one." "We always think that if you pay a lot of money then the players feel no pressure or whatever. In the immediate aftermath of his move to Merseyside, Sky Sports asked Portuguese football expert Pedro Sepulveda about the forward's character. Of course I will talk about it with Darwin but not yet." Though he was undeniably provoked by the Palace centre-back, Nunez responded in a way that let both his teammates and himself down. Things got worse in the second half when Nunez was shown a straight red card for a foolish headbutt on Eagles defender Joachim Andersen.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp admits Darwin Nunez will have plenty of time to learn from his red card for headbutting Crystal Palace defender Joachim ...
We showed sides of the game that we need to show more often.” “Bobby (Firmino) couldn’t make it. Andersen wanted that, he got it but he (Nunez) made a mistake.” We will see with that. “Then I saw it – yes it is a red card. “Provocation and definitely wrong reaction, he will learn off that.
The striker received a straight red card. Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp said he was not happy with how Darwin Nunez reacted to a run-of-the-mill clash with ...
he is looking straight at it. "When the referee is looking at him, I cannot believe how he can possibly think he's going to get away with that, when he is remonstrating to the referee... The Reds boss said the reaction from his summer signing is not something he would like to see again.
The Uruguay international was “really stupid” to leave Liverpool with 10 men against Crystal Palace according to Joachim Anderson, the defender on the receiving ...
“It’s something we need and he provided that bit of special action and he can be so much better. That’s something we have to learn from, keep going, but we want to win and we’ll look for that in the next game. But that’s the outside world and we concentrate on what we can influence and that’s our performance. Liverpool have failed to win their opening two matches of a Premier League campaign for the first time since 2012-13 and already trail Manchester City by four points. “He has to control himself, definitely,” said the Liverpool defender. “Obviously he was disappointed and also probably with himself.
Liverpool defender Van Dijk insists Darwin Nunez has the full backing of the squad despite his red-mist moment against Crystal Palace making life even more ...
“He’s a fantastic player,” Van Dijk said. He has to manage himself, he has to be knowing that these things can happen, especially in the Premier League. “I think with 10 men we played outstanding. “He has to control himself, definitely. “It will be a learning curve for him and hopefully it will never happen again.” “He’s got the backing from us and he knows it should not happen again and hopefully it will be that way.
Liverpool's new summer signing Darwin Núñez was sent off for a headbutt on his home debut as Crystal Palace frustrated the host to a 1-1 draw in the English ...
I am proud of the performance," Klopp told reporters. "A clear red card, I cannot deny that. "I cannot really be disappointed with the result because of the story of the game.
Virgil van Dijk has promised to “always back” his teammate, with the caveat that “he knows it should not happen again and hopefully it will be that way”, while ...
While we don’t know exactly what’s gone on, and he’s got lots more tests to have, for a few seconds he did die on the pitch.” Do we really need to know that this is only the third time ever that Manchester City have started a match at 5.30pm in a temperature of more than 25 degrees? But as things stand, Núñez will be kept out of public sight, set to work on building his strength while missing home games against Bournemouth and Newcastle, as well as next Monday’s crisis-baton derby at Manchester United. That showdown remains an appointment to view despite Núñez’s absence; after all, nobody likes to see big clubs thrashing about at the bottom of the table, but etc. We’re saying it’s fine to enjoy Nunez’s Begbiesque tendencies, and consume the pantomime fun in a relaxed state of High Amusement, but then The Fiver doesn’t have any kids, we neither think of them nor care. Whether this sort of pub-car-park-infused carry-on will be embraced by the more milquetoast members of the newly popular Nobody Likes To See It But They Do movement, who recently coalesced around the lingering handshake between Thomas Tuchel and Antonio Conte, a brouhaha straight out of the quainter playground playbook, remains to be seen. Wilfried Zaha and Luis Díaz both scored delightful goals at Anfield on Monday night, but that wasn’t the half of it for fans of aesthetic purity.
Liverpool defender Virgil Van Dijk insists Darwin Nunez has the full backing of the squad despite his red-mist moment against Crystal Palace making life ...
“He’s a fantastic player,” Van Dijk said. He has to manage himself, he has to be knowing that these things can happen, especially in the Premier League. “I think with 10 men we played outstanding. “He has to control himself, definitely. We put them under pressure. “He’s got the backing from us and he knows it should not happen again and hopefully it will be that way.