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Tyton said:
I bet Souness would **** this lad in a fight even though he's probably 3 times older.
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And then he'd pick the thick **** up and **** him again for calling him Scouse!

Whilst Neville reported there was nothing to see. Just good lads being all peaceful and respectful.
 

What a really mature, well-spoken, humble young man. Wise beyond his years. A fantastic reflection on his parents at just turned 18.

Really intriguing to see if this phenom has taken the next leap to be in our first-team squad next year or whether they deem another loan more beneficial for his burgeoning development?

Whichever, one thing is for sure, he has every chance of a long career at the very top.
 
Interesting to see Cardinale's Redbird group expanding their portfolio of clubs by buying into Malaga. Adds another really intriguing new dimension going forward for the Reds in terms of working around the Brexit regulations on youngsters and securing permits. Along with a stable option for loaning kids already on the books.

I really like the idea of a nice little network of clubs like the Red Bull/ City Groups model.

Gerry Cardinale is a fascinating addition to Fenway's armoury going forward with his media connections and vast interest in European football. I could ultimately see him making a play for control of ourselves at some point when FSG decides to move on.

Just another piece positioning the club at the forefront of the next, natural financial evolution in the game.
 
Scouseinthehouse said:

What a really mature, well-spoken, humble young man. Wise beyond his years. A fantastic reflection on his parents at just turned 18.

Really intriguing to see if this phenom has taken the next leap to be in our first-team squad next year or whether they deem another loan more beneficial for his burgeoning development?

Whichever, one thing is for sure, he has every chance of a long career at the very top.
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Loan next season?
 
Theatre of Dreams83 said:
Loan next season?
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I wouldn't know what the continued plan is for him but he's certainly ready to shine whichever direction they go.

From being both Fulham and the League Cups youngest ever player at 15, to the PL's youngest ever goalscorer a month after his 16th birthday. To then stepping up to the newly crowned European Champions L'pool and not looking out of place from day 1. Be it in first-team training/ friendlies, bossing 23's games well underaged, to then becoming L'pool FC's youngest ever full debutant. To this past season stepping up to his first full season of senior men's football and tearing up the Championship as one of the players of the season, notching up 38 appearances to take him past 50 games as a teenager, Elliott's met and surpassed every challenge put in front of him in his embryonic career to date.

I'm perfectly sound after they've assessed things this summer on his return whether he's loaned out again next year. Or becomes an integral part of the match-day squad at r's. He'll fit right in wherever he's at.
 
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Scouseinthehouse said:
I wouldn't know what the continued plan is for him but he's certainly ready to shine whichever direction they go.

From being both Fulham and the League Cups youngest ever player at 15, to the PL's youngest ever goalscorer a month after his 16th birthday. To then stepping up to the newly crowned European Champions L'pool and not looking out of place from day 1. Be it in first-team training/ friendlies, bossing 23's games well underaged, to then becoming L'pool FC's youngest ever full debutant. To this past season stepping up to his first full season of senior men's football and tearing up the Championship as one of the players of the season, notching up 38 appearances to take him past 50 games as a teenager, Elliott's met and surpassed every challenge put in front of him in his embryonic career to date.

I'm perfectly sound after they've assessed things this summer on his return whether he's loaned out again next year. Or becomes an integral part of the match-day squad at r's. He'll fit right in wherever he's at.
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Looked good the couple of times I’ve seen him this season
 
Scouseinthehouse said:
I wouldn't know what the continued plan is for him but he's certainly ready to shine whichever direction they go.

From being both Fulham and the League Cups youngest ever player at 15, to the PL's youngest ever goalscorer a month after his 16th birthday. To then stepping up to the newly crowned European Champions L'pool and not looking out of place from day 1. Be it in first-team training/ friendlies, bossing 23's games well underaged, to then becoming L'pool FC's youngest ever full debutant. To this past season stepping up to his first full season of senior men's football and tearing up the Championship as one of the players of the season, notching up 38 appearances to take him past 50 games as a teenager, Elliott's met and surpassed every challenge put in front of him in his embryonic career to date.

I'm perfectly sound after they've assessed things this summer on his return whether he's loaned out again next year. Or becomes an integral part of the match-day squad at r's. He'll fit right in wherever he's at.
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He is too good for the championship and I could argue the lower end of the table PL too. Keep him in the squad as a backup to the right-hand side and versatility instead of throwing on Shaq when we are chasing a goal.
 
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