Abhi

Dear klopp I'm ready to cover for Diaz tomorrow 😂

@scouserphil200 @AnfieldSector @DWLFC94 You wouldn't have signed mane or salah

@AnfieldSector @DWLFC94 Fuck off 🤮 Another midget 😩 Don’t sign anyone less than 6ft 🙏

[🟢] NEW: Bazoumana Touré of Hoffenheim is high on Liverpool’s shortlist. He was recently closely scouted during his national team’s 1–0 win over Scotland at Everton’s stadium. A move to England is considered likely, with the transfer fee expected to be around €40 million. [@AxelHesse1, @BILD]

@unsungserenity A reply to a story turned into 4 year relationship 😅💔

Boys, Do u also get DMs from girls?

@raligord He might still stay in premier league and add to it

My flying fullback created more than your playmakers

@SylwiaToka43618 @san_x_m I have got friends in both UK and Poland. One is doing MBBS and polish girls , both passionately 😂

@san_x_m Great lesson for Indians! Don’t come to the West!

His name is Subramanyam Vedam. Everyone called him Subu. He was born in India. His family brought him to America when he was 9 months old. In 1982, he was 20 years old. A student in Pennsylvania. His friend Thomas Kinser was found dead. Police accused Subu. No murder weapon was ever found. The case rested entirely on circumstantial evidence. He was convicted and sentenced to life without parole. For 43 years, he sat in Huntingdon State Correctional Institution in Pennsylvania. He grew old inside. In 2022, the Pennsylvania Innocence Project found something buried in the District Attorney's files. An FBI report and handwritten notes showed that the bullet recovered from the victim was too small to have been fired from the weapon Subu allegedly used. This evidence had existed since the beginning. It was never shown to the defence. In September 2025, all murder charges were dropped. On October 3 2025, Subu walked out of prison. He was 64 years old. He had spent 43 years inside for a crime he did not commit. He became the longest serving wrongful exoneree in Pennsylvania history. Then ICE detained him. They had a deportation order from the 1980s. They wanted to send him to India. A country he had not seen since he was 9 months old. A country whose language he does not speak. A country where he knows no one. The system took 43 years of his life. Then tried to take his country too.

With these pictures showing the bond we shared, I almost felt I could get away with saying nothing about you leaving. It’s been an honour to be your teammate and your friend. You’ve won it all and you leave as a legend. I’m sure we will meet again.

Robbo was my legit favourite man. Used to play with his name on the back. I have so many pics in his jersey. Loved his personality more than anything.

@McFlybowy Dressing room harmony is still there because there is no bias he is actually playing on merit. Normally any player could start thinking he picks his son over me.

Do you know how crazy and surreal this is, giving your son his debut and now he’s been an important member of your team, in a club you manage? It’s almost unreal when you think about it seeing Giuliano not just on the pitch, but impacting games, earning minutes, and proving he belongs purely on merit. It’s one thing to guide a player through youth levels, but to see him thrive in the first team, in high-stakes La Liga and Champions League matches, under the same system you’ve built… that’s a level of pride and pressure few could ever understand. What makes it even more incredible is how he’s embodying the Simeone philosophy the work rate, the pressing, the tactical discipline. Giuliano isn’t there to coast, he’s contributing, helping the team execute the style his father demands. Every run, every defensive recovery, every intelligent off-the-ball movement shows that he’s not just a son playing for his father, but a footballer shaping results and earning respect in a squad full of experienced professionals. He’s a real part of Atlético Madrid’s identity, helping the team push for titles and perform at the highest level. Watching him grow under his father’s guidance, yet carving out his own path, shows exactly what it means to combine legacy with merit….the perfect balance of family, football, and professional achievement. Don’t think there’s any father and Son currently like that.

@peepeepoopoolfc @TheAnfieldBuzz Kenyan running Endurance

This hurts 😩

"Not a clue what you just said but I love it.” This guy was a joke bro 😭😭😭

@LFCAT007 @TheImmortalKop Almost scored vs Madrid 💔

@TheImmortalKop Mane almost left with quadruple 💔

Salah, Robertson and Firmino left on the back of terrible seasons but Trent got to leave on a title winning season

andrew robertson aka "robbo" thank you for your services!

@muskelonji For a season more i think

Now we left with Virgil and Becker…

@Duk_dard_kasht Can't thank them enough. So much excitement, so much happiness

Klopp era players , you'll have a fan in me Gave me the best years of my life♥️😭

The most underrated left side in Premier League history. ❤️ #LFC

Legends, forever❤️

Did we make it? Yes we did.

@kmahta58 Andar ki baat to ab patani.

@MCAlooster I know. Just saying. Usko agar kahi aur se milta toh nikal jaata. Ya fir Slot jaa raha hai isliye vo renew kar raha hai? God knows lol

Madrid clearly withdrew their interest

@TheAnfieldWrap Assist to salah vs Man city

What’s been your favourite Robbo memory? 👇