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Blood Red: Writing is on the wall for Insua
Aug 13 2011 by James Pearce, Liverpool Echo
WHEN Emiliano Insua broke into the Liverpool side in 2008 he looked like a teenager with a big future ahead of him.
The Argentinean was raw but showed plenty of promise. Sadly that potential hasn’t been realised.
Insua played 31 league games in 2009/10 but too often was the weak link opponents looked to exploit. His positional play was poor.
After an unsuccessful loan spell at Galatasaray, the 22-year-old is back at Liverpool but training at the Academy.
With Jose Enrique on board, he’s a distant fourth in the pecking order for the left-back spot. He promised so much but delivered little and the writing is on the wall for Insua.
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