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My tribute to Klopp. Best photos and memories forever. A thread. #DankeJürgen♥️ #Liverpool

@MatteMoretto @AnfieldSector It doesn't make sense. FSG are obsessed with market value. Surely they lock him down with a contract and sell him down the road to prevent losing him for nothing.

@AnfieldSector The club is now the one that’s undecided about whether to renew the contract. The club is stalling; it’s not entirely convinced about renewing, under certain conditions… the outcome is still up in the air, but there are doubts.

What happened to this?

Give up fam, Slot is staying at Liverpool 😓 FSG don't want to overrule Edwards/Hughes in the hope at least one of them stays past 2027. Either that or Alonso asked for too much control, wants to play Back 3, or they are eyeing a Nagelsmann after WC

Reminder that this was not given as a foul OR handball 😂

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It's real...1.4 million votes 😭

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78 views in 15 years 😭😭

@AnfieldEdition @MatteMoretto Doesn't make sense. FSG are obsessed with player value. Surely they will tie him down for a new contract even if it means selling him down the road

🥇 | @MatteMoretto: It is now Liverpool, not the player, that is undecided about whether to renew Ibrahima Konate’s contract. The club are stalling as they’re not entirely convinced about an extension. The outcome remains up in the air.

@AnfieldSector I can't tell if this is a real quote or not as there's a trend of just making up quotes for engagement but Carra is spot on here

Jamie Carragher on Xabi Alonso: "I always felt Xabi would manager Liverpool at some stage. When you manage one of Liverpool's rivals, which Chelsea are, it makes it a little bit more difficult. "I don't see how you go from Chelsea to Liverpool, maybe a little bit down the road. But he has to do what's best for him right now. "There will be Liverpool supporters looking at the situation and saying he's the one they want. It's not a 50-50 split on Arne Slot any more. "People outside the club may look at that and not understand when he won the league last season and looks like he's going to get Champions League this season. "But the drop-off has been so stark, and hasn't improved all season.  "My worry with Liverpool and Arne Slot is whether he's going to be a bit like Erik ten Hag, have a great first season, a really poor second and then keep their job based on that first season. "Then you get to October or November and it's continued poorly, and you have to change the manager. "That's a fear with Liverpool supporters, but it looks from what we're hearing that Arne Slot will be given another opportunity next season. "But there will be a feeling from a lot of Liverpool fans that Alonso is there, and if they wanted him he would come. "But it seems the club have made the decision on Slot, and it says a lot that Alonso is having talks with Chelsea because I think if he had an inkling that there might be a managerial change at Liverpool, I think he'd go there."

@SeanDOlfc I have never wanted to believe Indy more in my life. His track record with LFC is hit and miss tho. Alot of his "exclusives" never materialised

Mutual departure soft launch 🤞🏻

@indykaila I have never wanted to believe Indy more in my life...

Exclusive 💣 Arne Slot just got the news in the last few days that his contract at Liverpool won’t be renewed till further notice. Arne Slot will review his own position at the club. You’ve got to wonder what’s going through his mind. Is he feeling betrayed? Or maybe he’s just taking it as a chance to reassess his future?

This is basically Alonso's camp telling Liverpool: "If you don't take me I'm going to Chelsea".

All these goals are "OK" but West Ham's against Arsenal isn't...

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Pablo is getting wrestled and he's called for the foul... cmon now.

@FabrizioRomano Burnley I'm begging you 🙏🙏🙏

📲 Bukayo Saka on Instagram.

Spot on 👌

I genuinely have gone past this point now. I don’t want him to turn it around. I don’t like him enough. I want a new manager with a different personality, a less cold way of approaching press conferences and a less passive approach to setting a team up.

Nothing could define this Premier League campaign better than the subsequent sight of the VAR officials at Stockley Park spending five minutes at a bank of television screens in stoppage time, trying to work out whether a goal should stand after the wrestling match that took place at the corner kick which led to it. It was clear, upon review, that Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya was held and impeded by West Ham United forward Pablo before Callum Wilson converted the loose ball. Raya’s left forearm was being pulled as he jumped to try to catch the ball. Of course, it was a foul. The problem is that at least three other clear fouls were being committed at the same time: Jean-Clair Todibo also on Raya, Declan Rice on Konstantinos Mavropanos, Martin Odegaard on Todibo. As former Liverpool and England midfielder Jamie Redknapp said on Sky Sports, “It was like watching the Super Bowl (with all the blocking). It was chaos.” When it comes to identifying the defining moment of this campaign, it is hard to imagine there will be anything that captures the spirit of the Premier League in 2025-26 more than the sight of a VAR at Stockley Park staring at a screen, trying to work out exactly who is fouling who — which foul is taking place when, which is most grievous, which is most consequential. How has football allowed this to become the new normal? Read @OliverKay in The Briefing for free ⬇️ bit.ly/4dkIdOQ

This may be the greatest invention ever created.. These should be all over the world everywhere.