I stopped reading after you stated I avoided telling you players which are better than Pato. If it needs explaining to you the difference between Pato (who won't be joining us, you watch all this be manufactured bullshit from his agent because he is now completely irrelevant and his team doesn't want him) and Klopp's usual targets then you aren't informed enough to be making any opinion on the matter to begin with.

So, again, rather than provide realistic alternatives, you just go on to insult me. That clearly backs up your argument. When you've simply refused to provide any alternatives, that is the deduction that is going to be made. You're the person totally unable to provide realistic alternatives.

Pato is getting the job done on the pitch, has the attributes required of a striker that fits Klopp's system and is also available for a fee that's modest, given on how well he could be once he's had time to work with Klopp and settle with the team.

Nice of you though to go on a tirade rather than provide realistic alternatives. I guess there's more chance of Sturridge being fit than you being able to do so.

His teams in Brazil don't want him because he prefers partying, he had a bad attitude in Milan too, seems right up Klopp's street.

You mean, like a lot of Dortmund's players used to go out and party often as well, right? I mean, again wake up, that doesn't matter if the players are performing on the pitch. Gotze and other Dortmund players were frequently out attending events and going to parties. Kagawa was also known for going out in Manchester quite often.

The beer was in full flow. Hardly a surprise in Germany, is it? Oh, and them being footballers with the status and money to get into some of the best clubs and bars available and have a good time. You make it out like Pato is the only one, because its reported in the media.