Nat & Rhys ladies and gentlemen

MITO,

Absolutely. You need that bit of luck to go your way to often get your foot in the door but if you do then you have to make it count.

I'm not sure what the right move for Rhys is. He is unlikely to see any game time at Liverpool next season if the others are fit, and he is still very young for a centre backs so not sure if others will take a punt on him at this stage.

A championship loan might be best (or lower PL level if they they find one) at a club where he will get first team football. That is key for me, because it is so easy to.get swallowed up in under 21 teams and reserves until you are 23 or 24 and then half your career has gone and you haven't built that experience to convince other clubs.

Rhys can easily get a championship loan. Lets not give up on him yet. He still looks like a boy and needs to bulk up. He's never going to be rapid but can work on positional play.

I think Nat could be prem level and could even have a career at Liverpool.

Nat has already stopped us buying Kabak. He is here to stay and I expect him to sign a new deal this summer.

Can't believe people are writing off either of them

I'd happily have Nat alongside VVD or Gomez, Whilst Rhys still has time to develop his game.

I'll write off Rhys this very second.

Rhys > Everton

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Rhys > Everton
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Agreed.

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I've seen nothing with Williams that suggest he's got insurmountable issues. He's come back to be a solid performer on the back of some ridiculously harsh criticism, that shows to me that he's both coachable and mentally strong.

He's still young, if he bulks out a bit he's got the tools