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Seriously? £25 million is certainly way too much money for such an average player. Why does liverpool even have an academy if they aren't capable of producing average players like wijnaldum?

How many matches did you see? It's certainly for a reason that wijnaldum was called 'the invisible man' at Newcastle. He became captain mostly because he was one of the oldest Dutch-speaking players at the time. Only when he scored a goal you noticed that wijnaldum was on the pitch at PSV.

I saw every match, and wijnaldum certainly lived up to his nickname (the invisible man). Only his goals attracted some attention. Have you ever seen him playing for the Dutch squad? For your information, wijnaldum joined PSV in 2011, and it wasn't until 2014/2015 when he became champions with...

Who said anything about 'at the forefront'? wijnaldum is an average player that doesn't add any value to liverpool if winning the ball back is his only quality. Remember that liverpool paid £25 million. A player with only some basic skills is certainly not worth that kind of money.

If this is your only argument that would prove that wijnaldum played well, it proves my point that 'the invisible man' is an average player that doesn't add any value to liverpool. Not to mention the fact that liverpool paid a whopping £25 million for such an average player. It's for a reason...

You prove my point if that's your only argument......

I'm a weird guy because I find wijnaldum an average and overrated player? I saw him against City, and once again he was just another face in the crowd, without any added value, just like at Newcastle and PSV.

In that case they should definitely leave wijnaldum on the bench. 'The invisible man' adds nothing particular to liverpool.

How on earth is it possible that Wenger has been manager at Arsenal for such a long time? He hasn't won much PT titles, not to mention the lack of CL success with Arsenal.

Does that mean that Everton has the most loyal fans in the PL?

My point is that I prefer Coutinho in my line-up rather than Barkley.

Coutinho is way more talented.

Keep in mind that the PL isn't comparable with La Liga, not to mention the CL.

You gotta be joking! salah does well at Anfield, but he's definitely not good enough for Europe's top teams, like Real, Barça, and Bayern.

Rooney seems to be over the hill, and both his physical and mental condition appear to be below par. I don't think Rooney would add any any value to the top teams in the PL.

He certainly does well at Everton, but he simply isn't good enough anymore for the top teams in the PL. not to mention the CL.

He was a hot-headed player, and although he turned 54 in November, Hughes remains quick-tempered. Will he ever change?

How is it possible that Allardyce performs way better than Koeman, although it's the same squad? Does this prove that Koeman failed?

Everton could end the negative run at Anfield if Rooney has a good hair day ;-)

I agree. At the end of the day, Chelsea simply has a better squad than Manchester United.