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@Josh001J I think most of the time we overestimate our position in other people’s lives. We are not that important to them. If you choose to help them, know they’re not obligated to help you back.

@JoashMuriu Cheki vile Olise anasumbua man.

Siri ya UCL ni kuwa na wingers wanoma even in the past years tukiwa wanoma we had salah and Mane saa hii hatutoboi

@LFC To go where? Home?

24 hours to go ⏳ #UCL

How did we sell Diaz and end up with Gakpo? That should sack Slot alone.

@Wilfred681605 @OmbetaC @ray_omollo How can you start repairing a road before it’s commissioned?

@OmbetaC @ray_omollo I was also there yesterday I think route is good but it needs to be repaired correctly it's a good alternative from using the mai mahiu route

The Ngong - Suswa Rd is a fraud. It is a con. Very unprofessionally done. A milk cow. An important (should be) Rd that is simply ...... PS @ray_omollo hyping it?

@SupremeGoatKE @LiverpoolZNE 😂😂😂 you’re optimistic I see. We will be humbled overwhelmingly

@Egselenty @LiverpoolZNE A loss with a goal difference of 1 or 2 is the worst case

🚨🔴 World Cup winner Christophe Dugarry expects a massacre at the Parc des Princes from PSG in their Champions League quarter-final when they take on Liverpool ✅: “It’s going to be a walk in the park, honestly. Liverpool are disastrous. 14 wins, 10 losses, and 7 draws since the start of the season in the league. They’re catastrophic. I’m not going to say they have bad players, but they don’t play together. In my opinion, the difference in level is colossal. I think PSG will wrap up the quarter-final in the first leg. Have you seen Liverpool play? They’re catastrophic! They have no legs; they have nothing. Technically they have good players; they’re not clumsy, but they play at a snail’s pace. When you see the intensity PSG manages to bring, with their legs back, with their mental strength and everything else they’ve regained… There’s no comparison between the two teams. It’s going to be a massacre!”

@ATLiverpool_ I am sure this current Liverpool might top chart. The only thing slot can lead.

Damn, I wonder what happened in 2005, that manager must have been dragged through the streets.... #LFC

@boismashugli @kagondu_yvonne The issue is setting 1m at once for expressway. Kwani what’s his operating balance?

@kagondu_yvonne If you both use the expressway the same number of times everyday for an extended period of time, then what's the difference? When his 976,000 is depleted, you will also have used the same amount to pay

How is this possible surely 🤦🏽‍♀️ I have also seen this. Si hata mfiche hata 🤦🏽‍♀️

@SupremeGoatKE @LiverpoolZNE By being eliminated in the first 10 mins?

@LiverpoolZNE Now more than ever I think Liverpool are going to shock PSG in Paris

@Boys2MenGuide My issue is where do I find those shirts?

7 Best Color Combos For Men: 1.

@AnythingLFC_ Greatest memory is not not watching it.

What's your favorite PSG vs Liverpool memory

@LFCApproved Actually he does. Players respond when they see a tactician not a village salad like Slot.

Btw, Alonso doesn’t fix the players attitudes.

@PSG_English No need to focus. We are just a waste of your precious time. Plus Mae sure it’s a thumbing win. Quite resounding.

Focus on Liverpool. 👊 #UCL

@AnfieldEdition @LFCLaurie @OllieHolt22 These are club sponsored/affiliated journalists trying to de escalate the horrible state of management of the club at the moment

🥇| @OllieHolt22: "Sure, Liverpool may be struggling this season but they are still way ahead of the curve when it comes to their recovery from the departure of Klopp. The fact is, Slot’s way ahead of the curve, too. He deserves credit, not brickbats, for the job he’s done."

@PoliceKE @EngCheseny Why not use other service personnel who have worked hard for this Country? We don’t want to see him.

@EngCheseny Hello, he is the head of the Kenya Police Service.

Hello, why can't you use THE HEAD OF POLICE SERVICE in this post?

@NanaEwusie10 @ITKSpace They need to humiliate us badly for it to happen.

@Egselenty @ITKSpace PSG!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏

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.

@99tipster @kenyanthoughts @MuigaiRobert No shit. This is clean. My type

This is what I should repaint to prevent road accidents in kenya 🙃

@AnfieldEdition @JamesPearceLFC Okay now #FSGOUT

🥇| @JamesPearceLFC: FSG wants to give Arne Slot the chance to put things right next season, but that position will be untenable if the campaign completely unravels in the coming weeks.

@LFC Whatever is going to happen to us, should not be televised. We will be humiliated beyond measure.

Up next: The first leg of our #UCL quarter-final 💫

@tacticalnovice1 I had same issue from word go. I’m glad a lot of people saw this way earlier on. The next best time to fire him is today. Get a good tactical coach.

Little bit of analysis on Slot: His 4-4-2 OOP set-up is man-oriented but poorly coached. Look how easy the opposition get out and look how half-arsed the man-marking is. Not a good sign.