Their latest Liverpool titles: Paul Tierney is to be sacked from the Premier League and Liverpool plan a quick response to avoid losing millions from the delay at Anfield
I want Paul Tierney released from the Premier League this weekend after Liverpool mistake
I am convinced that the three points scored against Bournemouth on Saturday will be the first in a long series this season.
There were some worrying moments in our performance, especially in the first ten minutes, but we got the win. The reaction from the team was decent and we pushed the 90 minutes to emerge victorious.
The most important thing for me is that we score goals. Even though we only have one at Chelsea, we are creating chances and we will continue to improve.
If Klopp gets the midfielder he wants, Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister will be pushed further up the ladder.
Attack balance can be better when there are three players up there instead of three players where Cody Gakpo is trailing.
I think Gakpo played pretty well on Saturday, you have to give him that credit, but he’s not entirely comfortable with that midfield role and sometimes doesn’t know where to go. We have had problems in defensive midfield in recent games and the club are looking for this type of player.
The completion of the Anfield Road End redevelopment remains shrouded in uncertainty after contractor Buckingham Group submitted a letter of intent to appoint trustees. At the start of the summer,
Liverpool worked on the initial plan to open the converted stand, which cost around £80million, in time for the new Premier League season, which saw the first home game at Bournemouth last weekend.
Financial problems forced the Buckingham Group, which also worked on Northampton Town and Birmingham City football stadiums, to cease operations last week, although the company has yet to file for bankruptcy.
A statement from the company last week said: “It is with great regret that the Buckingham board must announce that spiraling contract losses and a sharp decline in cash mean that the company is unable to to continue its activities for the time being.”
“We emphasize that the company is currently not in administration. Our main focus right now is to protect jobs and retain as much of the business as possible. »
Liverpool were able to stage the first phase of their scheduled opening on Saturday after securing a security clearance to open the lower stands in successful test events last week, despite capacity being limited to 49,699 spectators, well below the 61 000 expected following the victory over the Cherries.
The club have some time to find a solution for their next home game against Aston Villa on September 3, but it will probably take a few more weeks before the stand is fully operational and fully occupied as Liverpool clarify a plan for this additional action. This is made even more difficult by the fact that this is still the Buckingham site – and these are the appointed contractors who have yet to go into administration.
Buckingham’s testimony indicated that the company was moving forward in order to save it from liquidation.
It remains to be seen whether they are the ones moving forward, or whether the works nearing completion will be subcontracted for completion.
