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Joe Allen: Liverpool class.

Midfielder Joe Allen is showing the form that earned him a move to Liverpool, says former Swansea City team-mate Neil Taylor.
Allen left the Swans for Liverpool in 2012 but his time at Anfield has been hampered by injuries.
The 24-year-old played in his side's 1-0 win at Swansea and Taylor said: "I've always known he was a great player, we know in Wales what a good player he is.
"He just needed to be fit. He's a key player and he's in great form."
Taylor added: "He's had problems with injuries which he couldn't have helped, like when he got smashed in Andorra.
Allen has just over two years left on his current Liverpool deal but revealed he has opened talks with the club.
Read more: BBC Sport.
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