07 Jun 2026 09:27:07
So Trincao going to Liverpool in the paper lol.
07 Jun 2026 11:24:42
Let me guess. Another one we let go blah blah blah.
The fact he was s*** when he played for us will be conveniently forgotten.
07 Jun 2026 16:08:24
Tbf, Trincao's attitude stank when he was with us.
07 Jun 2026 19:09:32
Not saying anything about letting him go. He was poor with us. You could see there's a player in there tho, it just didn't work out.
07 Jun 2026 19:26:29
He never wanted to come to us anyway.but he cudve been quality just like vitinha.never got a look in because of neves and moutinho.just add him to the list of ones that got away.or we wer too stupid to see the player they could be...???
07 Jun 2026 21:19:16
Trincao didn't exactly set the world alight at Wolves, and there's a huge difference between being brilliant in Portugal's Primeira Liga and the Premier League.
Hindsight is a wonderful thing. Didn't Ron Saunders bin Steve Bull because he had a terrible first touch? To paragraph someone else, it worked out well for Wolves as his second touch was normally in the back of the net.
07 Jun 2026 21:39:48
Why are players like this terrible at Wolves, and then go and set the world on fire? Vitinha, etc. Is it the way we play, or how they are used?
07 Jun 2026 22:12:55
These things happen, VB. Vitinha is a bit more of an unusual one because Wolves let him go and now he's a double Champions League winner. Other than that, pretty much every club can look back and think "FFS, why the hell did we let that player go?" "Why did we let him go so cheap?" Etc, etc.
Look at Chelsea... They released Declan Rice! They let Kevin De Bruyne and Mo Salah slip through their fingers! On the other hand, they picked up Claude Makelele for a bargain £17 million who was probably the best defensive midfielder in the world. What the hell were Real Madrid thinking?
07 Jun 2026 22:23:19
Liverpool haven't bought Trincao yet, and I will be very surprised if they do. He's technically gifted, but lacks the physical presence required to consistently compete in the Prem.