He's doesn't offer any confidence what so ever. Concussion or no concussion, he, like Mignolet are simply not good enough to take us where we want to be. If this is too early in his career then maybe right person wrong time, but right now, he's out for me and that includes the coaches who are supposed to improve him and the other car crash keepers we've had over the last 8 years.
If thats me being a c*nt for wanting the best for us, then so be it.
See, to me, prior to the final, I'd gotten to the stage where I was about 95% confident in him, which was as confident as I've ever been in any Liverpool keeper, ever (started following during the tail end of Bruce's time here), except for Reina at his peak.
I'd be over the moon if we got a better keeper but, ultimately, I just don't think there are that many out there, or not that many that are gettable. Have watched a fair bit of Alisson since we were linked and I think he's a better shotstopper, but for £70-80m or whatever he still has a lot of moments where you think "the fuck are you
doing?" Unfortunately it's not like we're in an age when world class keepers grow on trees.
Not meaning to have a go mate, but I genuinely don't see how you can look at Karius' performances since January and think "car crash keeper." The final, sure, but it now appears that there may have been mitigating circumstances there. We've had the best defensive record in the league since then and he's made a few vital saves. Yeah he's flapped at a few, but can you honestly say you've watched any of our rivals' keepers enough to know that they don't have just as many dodgy moments? I know Lloris has supposedly had quite a few fuckups, and Ederson, the greatest new keeper in Christendom himself, had quite a few just in the games against us.
Fuck it, I guess we just have different opinions on the lad. Still suspect we may well try for a new first choice keeper, but if we don't manage it then hopefully this concussion story that's come out will have persuaded some of the blerts who would otherwise be on his back during every game to give him a chance.