Ash

This feels like the mistake, how we didn't grab him in January before PSG is madness. He's the perfect Mane/Diaz replacement and fixes so many of our issues. Ignoring this bargain while being reckless with 200m+ a few months later on two players makes no sense.

Liverpool FC can confirm Hugo Ekitike has sustained a serious Achilles injury.

So why didn't we bring Johnny Heitinga back even though Slot requested it? This is just the line until he's gone in the summer.

This seems like a smart move

Everyone is a big downgrade on Ali, it would help however if our team remembered Giorgi is left footed now and then!

Most chances created by a defender in the Premier League since 2020/21: 348 - Trent Alexander-Arnold 288 - Andy Robertson A duo that will go down in Liverpool history ❤️

The club won't be the same without Robbo, the heart & soul of the club. He really seemed the glue connecting so many of the players, he is everyone's best mate. The leadership, passion, runs and crossing will never be forgotten. You leave a legend, enjoy the next stage Andy!

You cant say he hasn't disappointed as he has but it's not his fault noone is putting the chances away, I do think he over complicates it & he needs to shoot more but the signs are there. Suarez made everyone around him look good, Flo makes them look thick, he's on a dif planet

@game_collection Oooh I thought Lego Batman was a GKC, now this is exciting news!

My four most hyped and FULLY-ON-CARTRIDGE titles for 2026 so far! 📕❤️‍🔥 🤠 Indiana Jones - bit.ly/4catXYb 🦇 LEGO Batman - bit.ly/4dwwcrg 🔎 Mouse: P.I. - bit.ly/41V6O7n 🦖 Yoshi - bit.ly/3PXLWKg Any pre-orders here, Collectors?! 👀

Please be 4411......We need full on Mourinho ball tonight. Yet I feel we're going to be deluded enough to turn up thinking we can play.

I've heard good things!

Yes please

I can now reveal it is becoming increasingly clear, through a series of renewed conversations across multiple connected circles, that the timeline surrounding Xabi Alonso is no longer as fixed as it had been only months ago, and is now beginning to shift as underlying intentions quietly evolve. Following his departure from Real Madrid, Alonso had made it explicitly clear internally, as first revealed, including in a direct exchange with Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, that he would only take over a new club in the Premier League at the end of the season, a position that for a long period was treated as settled and not subject to change, with the shift now occurring not in the direction itself, but in how strictly that timeline is still being held by himself. In recent weeks, and increasingly in recent days, Xabi Alonso has opened himself to the possibility of stepping in earlier, even within the coming weeks, a development that has also been reflected in conversations with Florian Wirtz, with whom contact has remained intact, and what elevates this beyond a simple adjustment is the context surrounding it, as Florian and Jeremie Frimpong, both of whom experienced Alonso’s methods firsthand during their time together at Bayer Leverkusen and now play together again at Liverpool, have repeatedly revisited internally how Xabi’s mid-season arrival in Leverkusen allowed him to establish immediate authority, implement first principles without delay, and create a structural foundation that was later amplified through a full pre-season, ultimately leading into the unbeaten run that followed, that exact pathway, once viewed by Xabi Alonso as out of the question given his intention to take a six-month break and only assume a new role at the start of a season, is now increasingly being discussed again, reflecting not only Florian’s preferred outcome but also a growing feeling on his side, shaped by more recent conversations with Xabi, that this earlier arrival is now seen as a realistic and potentially preferred scenario, with the underlying logic no longer centered around waiting, but rather around controlled early implementation. Sebastián Parrilla, Xabi Alonso’s assistant, remains central to these dynamics, with his continued involvement and recent contact reinforcing a growing internal feeling that this is no longer purely a long-term scenario defined by a summer transition, but one that could accelerate depending on how the situation develops in Liverpool. That said, a notable degree of uncertainty persists, particularly around Florian Wirtz and Jeremie Frimpong, and within the dressing room more broadly, where there is little clarity over how Liverpool’s hierarchy intends to proceed, leaving players largely in the dark while competitive objectives, including the Champions League, have not yet fully run their course. Running in parallel to this, and not without significance, is a separate background development involving Jürgen Klopp, with the information originating from within Bayern Munich, relayed through channels connected to their partnership with Telekom Magenta, following a recent Telekom event where Klopp, alongside Thomas Müller and Mats Hummels, was present in his role as a pundit for the upcoming World Cup, and where it is indicated that behind closed doors Klopp suggested a short-term interim return to Liverpool until the end of the season would not be entirely out of the question, accompanied by loose yet existing lines of communication with figures inside Liverpool’s hierarchy, leaving the broader situation increasingly fluid when viewed alongside the movements around Xabi Alonso, as Liverpool appear to be exploring multiple internal pathways, a dynamic that contrasts with the more consistent backing of Arne Slot currently being reflected through well-connected journalists close to the club.

Nintendo put up $50 million for the first Mario movie. Split the $100 million budget 50-50 with Universal. Walked away with $559 million in profit, beating both Barbie and Oppenheimer for the most profitable film of 2023. Galaxy is running the same play. $372 million worldwide in five days on a $110 million budget. Already No. 9 on the all-time list of video game movies, and Japan hasn’t even opened yet (April 24). The box office is almost beside the point for Nintendo, though. The movie is a $110 million ad for everything else they sell. Their licensing and merch arm keeps 85 cents of every dollar it brings in. Tiny business right now, just 2% of Nintendo’s revenue. But growing 15% a year. The first Mario movie pushed game sales, park visits, and merchandise up across every product line, and AMC alone ordered 500,000 pieces of Galaxy merch for its theaters, the biggest order since Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour film. Switch 2 launched last June and sold 17 million consoles by December, faster than any Nintendo hardware ever. Mario Kart World moved 14 million copies. Galaxy drops right when all those buyers want more. Super Nintendo World theme parks are running in Japan, Hollywood, and Orlando, with Singapore under construction. A Zelda movie is filming in New Zealand. Due May 2027. In 1993, Nintendo made a live-action Mario movie. It tanked. $40 million total on a $50 million budget. They quit Hollywood for 30 years. Today, Mario averages $700 million per film, Super Nintendo World parks are in three cities, and a Zelda movie is in production. Nintendo figured out that the movie’s job is to make you want everything around it.

Sure it's the City fans?

A very enjoyable listen, Gerrard always comes across so well.

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Ooh I hope we get these