YugoB

We got no excuses. We have more than enough time to prepare, once we get passed this week, it's one game a week.

16 more points for us to get, nothing's changed.

Spawniest of the deflections for that Arsenal goal.

Good stuff

Thats down to each person I guess, I just don't understand how he wouldn't be one of the top 3 things you think about. The corner taken quickly has no meaning if he doesnt finish that chance of. Nothing in that game for me is topping that moment, and he's part of that. You cant talk about that moment without mentioning him, and if you arent mentioning that corner, in your top 3 things, even after Gini's 1st and 2nd goal, I don't know what to tell ya

Cementatics. Dead important/legendary. That Barca game will be more engrained in my mind than any game that Suarez played in and helped us win. However I'm not saying that Origi is a legend here, for the reason I pointed out in my previous post that I edited, he didn't have a career here overall consistently to warrant that, but he's the biggest cult hero we've had for me at least.

Scoring 2 goals against a side that beat us 3-0, whilst not having Mo and Firmino, is indeed legendary, especially as the 4th goal came towards the end of the game. That was probably more difficult than winning the final against Spurs. Had he also won the league that year, his winner v Newcastle would have been a massive reason why we did it because he had scored late on in that game as well. The everton moment was exceptional because it was bloody stupid and a massive c**k up by Pickford, it wasn't an extraordinary piece of football play, but everything around that moment highlights it. So if that's exceptional in your mind, then the other moments I just touched on are as well To me he's the ultimate cult hero, because he had burst of moments, but not an overall career here that stood out consistently. Henderson is a legend as well, I'm not too found of him, but going from a player that was nearly sold to Fulham, in one of the worst sides we've had, to being part of a midfield that help win and challenge for multiple things over the years, up against the biggest financially doped behemoth, is legendary in my eyes.

Also you cant downplay the 2nd goal v Spurs. Yeah we contained Spurs, but with 3 minutes to go, anything is possible when everyone is mentally and physically exhausted, so for him to seal that and kill their hopes was massive.

He scored 2 goals against Barca, and you can argue it was mostly on Trent for the 2nd, but that was a difficult finish and he hit it first time. He scored the winner against Newcastle that kept our hopes alive for the title until the last day. Scored a brace vs the bitters in our title league winning season, when Jurgen rested most of our starting forwards, he scored a brilliant goal. Scored against them again in 21/22, towards the end, to make it 2-0. Played a part in the comeback v Dortmund.

Might be just personal preference, I haven't thought once about Suarez since Jurgen rebuild the side and we started doing what we have over the years. I got too many negative connotations with Suarez in mind and his antics whilst here.

Suarez was a better player for sure, but it's not like Firmino wasn't doing things on the pitch that you wouldn't tell your grandkids about.

I think its more to do with him saying that we have other pressing positions to replace, which is nonsense, because Nunez leaving leaves us short, if Mo leaves, we need a 9 more than anything else.

Yeah I don't actually believe he's interested in retiring in Saudi, he's playing at a high level, he would want to maintain that somewhere in Europe.

Seems like it

The problem with Nunez is that he's totally unpredictable, and is prone to dumb decisions, the last thing we need him is him being sent off. I don't like any of our #9 options as they've provided pretty much nothing goal wise for some time now consistently, but Cody starting on the left is a major plus. I thought the time to play Nunez consistently was after his 2 goals at Brentford. To build on whatever confidence he had at the time, since then he's been all over the place.