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Not calling a coup a coup not only undermines our credibility but harms our long-term interests in these states
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Husband//LFC. AI Automation Specialist/Zapier/Make/n8n
Abuja, Nigeria Katılım Ağustos 2010
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Mo Salah taking photos of his little girl at Anfield after his final Liverpool game … that’s the kind of moment bigger than football ❤️
In a stadium where millions adored him, his proudest role was always being “Dad.”
A daughter’s first hero, first protector, first believer. And you could see in those pictures that no trophy will ever mean more to him than her smile.
Beautiful reminder that a father’s love will always be one of the purest things in this world.
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Despite what Dominic says there has never been a season where 20 losses would be acceptable for Liverpool. And at any time in Liverpools recent history it would have been just as toxic if this happened.
Dominic King@DKingTelegraph
✍🏻 Goodbye to 2025/26, Liverpool’s most toxic season in a generation. There used to be a time when situations could be debated and criticisms could be listened to; now it’s simply unrelenting fury. It can’t continue telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…
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Anfield doesn’t ask for perfection, it asks for effort, honesty, and respect. And when the season gets rough, that’s when character shows the loudest.
Hugo Ekitike did not need to come out. Injured. Foot in a boot. Every step a struggle. Yet he still showed up, limping to the pitch just to clap the fans who stood by the team through chaos, frustration, and dropped points. No PR speech. No cameras needed. Just action.
Meanwhile, in a season where emotions have been boiling, the spotlight keeps shifting to leadership and connection, and whether it’s felt on the pitch or only in meetings behind closed doors, fans always notice the difference between presence and participation.
Because at Liverpool, it’s never just about tactics or tables, it’s about respect for the badge, respect for the Kop, and respect for the noise that never stops.
And moments like this don’t need explanation, they do the talking on their own.
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It was a privilege to see you carrying our club for almost a decade. We’re so grateful to have witnessed the whole journey. We never took your greatness for granted. From Nagrig to Liverpool, you established yourself as arguably the greatest player to ever grace the EPL….
Mohamed Salah@MoSalah
Longest night of my life. Thank you for everything once again!
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How about we celebrate the great signings without disrespecting the PL champions?
Anfield Edition | æ@AnfieldEdition
Name a bigger upgrade in footballing history.
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Depth isn’t a substitute for ceiling. At a club like Liverpool, you don’t stay elite by stacking mid-tier depth... you need players who actually raise the level. Diomande’s ceiling is higher than both. Mid-tier depth just keeps you comfortably… mid.
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I’m not opposed to Yan Diomande but I would rather LFC go after Ibrahim Mbaye. Mbaye + Minteh RW options would be a lot better for this club than Diomande + Frimpong. Mbaye is a world class talent and Minteh seems like he would explode at a better club.
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He could've seen more games under a different coach
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🚨BREAKING: #CoventryCity are pushing to sign Liverpool's highly-rated young midfielder #TreyNyoni on loan. The Sky Blues have expressed strong interest in taking the 18-year-old on a season-long loan as they look to bolster their midfield in the #PremierLeage .
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My husband certainly didn’t match what my parents afforded me when he met me. I had a better apartment and car even.
Luckily I gave him a chance. Today, 15 years later I’ve never worked a day in my life but he’s built a great life for us and our kids.
𝗄𝖺𝗄𝗁𝗈𝗓𝖺@simphiweyinkoc_
If your husband cannot afford you at the same level that your parents raised you. Do not get married to said man.
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This was Mikel Obi speaking in 2005, when he hadn’t joined Chelsea. Look at how he spoke. Some clowns expect him to now live for ten uninterrupted years in London and be speaking like Kanu and Okocha.
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On the first anniversary of the victory parade incident in Liverpool city centre, the thoughts of everyone at the club continue to be with those affected by this terrible incident.
View a variety of free mental health support services available to anyone struggling a year on:
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