Pete Bolster

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1,088 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 8 Sep

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The Anfield Wrap · Barcola, Gakpo and Liverpool's Options In Midfield | The Gutter · 30 Jul 2026 podcast

No, you're talking... So, Wharton for McAllister.

You're talking Wharton, Trinione and Elliott replacing McAllister and Jones.

I'd be...

pretty upset about if that came to to pass i think listen elliot's a different type of football he's one where you you're hard to it's hard to put him in a position because i don't think you've ever really secured we've ever really kind of or he's ever really secured a position but i think you know there'll be arguments where you can maybe put him kind of towards the right hand side and certain games but you know he lacks pace and physicality there's times where maybe pops up in the tent because again he hasn't maybe got to do as much

you know, going back the other way and he can pick a pass and he's got, yeah, he's got ability and he can get a shot off.

But what you've just outlined there, you know, Trae Neone looks like he's got a good ceiling, but it's fucking early days.

He just needs to be his dempied, doesn't he?

You give him minutes here and there, 10, 15s, let's see what his level is.

For the bits I've seen, he looks decent, but it's a different ballgame when you suddenly throw them into the Premier League and everyone's fucking six foot two and knocking shit out of each other and it's really physical.

So I just think with him and a little bit with Rio to an extent, but maybe not to the same extent because Rio was obviously a little bit further in his journey.

But I think you've got to be patient with these boys.

You dip them in, you dip them out, you give them time.

in certain football matches where you think it'll suit them.

You take them out for other big games where maybe you think it might be a little bit of a different challenge.

So, yeah, patience with those two, I think.

It'd be interesting to look, because the manager's talked a little bit, head coach, he's talked a little bit about, you know, who...

who the future kind of players are.

And he's talked about Eketike and Bradley in those terms.

He said, no, they are the future of the club, but obviously they're out long term.

So does that mean Liverpool do look at more of a stopgap?

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