Buy it or not

So far we haven’t seen coach Frank Lampard ‘chatting’ with his colleague Jurgen Klopp. And if you think the reason is just for the transfer, it’s not necessarily true.

Van Dijk, is Salah cheap?

Whatever there is ‘some soccer team’ No need to worry about the future, whatever “You can’t bring in 11 great players and expect them to do their best football in one week.” And that, practice is the best way to bond, improve the team, what Liverpool is doing.

This competition reminds Premier League fans to remember a couple of rivals: Mourinho vs Pep Guardiola. Recently, the captain of the Gallo complained: “Only teams that do not respect the Financial Equity Law can buy Messi. We don’t do that here! “

The Chelsea deal spent over £ 200m, while Liverpool couldn’t close Thiago because of the cost (€ 30m).

Compare the enmity – the hatred between Mou and Pep, with Jurgen Klopp and Frank Lampard seems unconvincing. But remember, the two strategists Liverpool vs Chelsea are not new for the first time. And of course, the German captain, as the championship champion, is not about to get mad at his young colleague just for not being worn out.

In round 37 last season, Klopp and Lampard also “cursed their hands” just off the field. After the match, the Chelsea legend explained: “It was just a moment of emotional expression. I have no problem with Klopp, they played well and won the league. But in my opinion, they shouldn’t be too arrogant. “

And as mentioned, the conflict between the two does not stem from transfer work. Lampard gives examples for reference: “Chelsea are 30 points behind the two leading teams due to the transfer penalty. Mourinho also said that, perhaps because he is not as invested as in Manchester. Buying people is an unwritten rule of the Premier League, but who’s arguing about it?

Coach Frank Lampard and Jurgen Klopp made war repeatedly in the newspaper

Is it good to buy or not to buy?

Therefore, it can be said that behind the heated controversy in the newspaper, there is also a deviation from the ideology of both coaches (as well as their two teams). Liverpool is not a club, although they can still bring Van Dijk or Alisson with good prices. Although Chelsea did not actively buy people in the winter market in January 2020, everyone knew that they were always one of the highest spenders at Techmart. The two clubs were inherently different from the start.

Thinking about who is more effective than who seems difficult. But think of Fernando Torres, who could have been a Liverpool legend had he stayed. In the end, he joined Chelsea at a time when he was no longer at the top of his game for a record price, and he played without success. Money does not mean efficiency.

Fernando Torres is a typical image of the transfer of the two clubs

Also, before considering the transfer, it is necessary to look at the strength of the template. Liverpool does not buy people because it has a stable and sufficient framework to succeed. Chelsea just brought in 6 new recruits (half of the squad) because their forces were not equal to the Red Brigade. It’s easy to understand.

Recently, Brian Wright, director of The League in Vietnam, shared: “The fans are always waiting for new signings. But I think it’s rare for a player to have an impact on a new team in the first season. Even Cristiano Ronaldo in 2009 was the same. “

In addition, Real Madrid is still going strong. And Liverpool are similar, so Jurgen Klopp’s complaints about a club that has the ability to buy people: it is quite a useless action.

Frank Lampard vs Jurgen Klopp: Is it good to buy or not to buy?

So what Liverpool have to do now is follow the path they are proud of, of ‘winning the Champions or Premier League for the club itself’, rather than ‘Chelsea style’. Which style is better, success or failure is due to response time.

“If you have the opportunity to invest in a club, in a coach, do the best you can. My job is to focus on the task and not pay attention to the comments of others. Many coaches who work in clubs with this level get their money. “ – Frank Lampard shared his opinion.

Coach Lampard said he was fine. And now is the time to see if he can do what he said at the Brighton challenge tonight.

Nguyet anh