There were complaints last season that he was lacking in some areas of his game. Yet these small problems are likely to be ironed out during his stay at Blackpool.
The fact is, had he remained at Liverpool he would scarcely have got a look in (unless there happened to be an uncanny slew of injuries) and a loan move elsewhere represented the best possible option for what’s looking to be a promising career.
Since the move was confirmed Jonjo made his Blackpool debut against Bristol City as Ian Holloway’s side eased to a 5-0 victory. Shelvey got a goal and an assist. A great start to what’s sure to be a good move for each and every party: Liverpool, Blackpool and Shelvey.
This article was written by Harry Cloke and is courtesy of our partner website thisisfutbol.com. Read the latest news and blogs about European Football at TiF. – ed
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Let’s hope he stays the entire season instead of coming back and warming the bench. That stumps a youngsters development. See what Arsene and Fergie does..Loans the youngsters out and they come back with a renewed sense of understanding of the game. I love Holloway and think this is the right team for him, plus Holloway is a Liverpool fan and eventhough he held out till the end of the season for the Adam transfer, I respect him for that! He has to look after his team and wanted to stay up in the Prem! Adam gave him that chance at the time! I think we need to send more players into the championship such as Eccelston, Flanagan, Ngoo, Wisdom and Coady! Sterling, Morgan and Suso are still pretty young and still need the academy for some more development!