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@SwipeWright It’s amazing to me how a very well educated man is coming to this ⬆️ conclusion…..scary!

I’ll point out one thing. At the 4–5 second mark, the car is in drive and the woman steps on the gas while the wheels are turned to the LEFT. Because the ground is frozen, the tires have no traction and spin in place. Had there been no ice, the car very likely would have head-on struck the officer standing in front of the vehicle.

@DonnaLouise1212 This whole thing is absurd and shows how ridiculous social media has become. From the fake Deliveroo comedy sketch where customer and driver are in on it to the people thinking it’s real and pushing it to go trending on twitter is embarrassing from top to bottom 🤦‍♂️

Ive said it before & ill say it again. Stay away from Uber Deliveries, Deliveroo, & Just Eat. Especially if you're a young single female. You dont know who's turning up at your door. This young girl clearly asks him to leave & says shes scared!

@AnfieldIndex Why be a dedicated lfc page and lie, just because we didnt sing Mo’s song as loudly as a winning goal in a big game doesn’t mean it was a ‘luke warm reaction’. Clearly a complete & utter lack of understanding of the situation. Are you even fans of the club or football in general?

🗣️ Mo Chatra also spoke about Salah, and the reaction from the Anfield crowd: 🎙️“Some of them tried to get the Mo Salah chant going and it seemed to get a bit of a lukewarm reaction.” ⚽️“If this is the end for Mo, it’s not only a loss for Liverpool, it’s a loss for the Premier League and society at large because that’s the impact that he’s had.”

@LFCVine No, not ready!

Would you bring Xabi Alonso to Anfield if he leaves Real Madrid & if Arne Slot gets sacked?🤔🇪🇸

@StanCollymore Mo has legendary status & it may have been wise to treat him as such. He cannot play RW, his legs have gone, but like other greats of the game, Gerrard, Barnes, Giggs they weren’t thrown out they were moved positions to accommodate them. Slot has managed the situation poorly.

Mo Salah. A very long read. I think I know a little about LFC, its supporters and how they view their club. Shaped of course by Shankly then Paisley, Kenny, Jurgen and now now Slot. One thing remains constant, perhaps more than any other English club, its always the club first and last, players and managers add their DNA to the club, but the club trumps the individual. Now, Mo Salah has left plenty of winners DNA at Anfield and has taken his place in the pantheon of greats. So it's interesting to see his interview, dropping a grenade into the club because if I know Liverpool and it's supporters at all (I think there may be even a generational difference in responses, younger supporting the grenade, older shaking their heads) then their first reaction will be.. Club, first and last, don't care who it is. Its a living and breathing mantra and one that even Mo Salah will find it difficult to duke it out against. Now, could Arne Slot be less pally with players than Jurgen? Absolutely, he's a calm, relaxed, tad detached guy who ( if you remember) was unimpressed with Trent early doors and showed a nonchalant attitude in season one to "one of their own" who'd won everything there is to win. I think that's impressive, but not as impressive as winning the title in your first season. So he's earned his respect too. The team are playing well in spurts, comedy defending and decision making at other times. That includes everyone, and if you ask 99.9% of players if they'd accept 2 or 3 games on the bench for not hitting levels, all will say yes. Only in the madness of 2025 modern football would the cult of personalities not only question a reasonable conclusion of "you're not playing well, here's a spell on the bench", but Mo maybe has almost tricked himself onto elevating himself to the untouchable status of Messi or Ronaldo, players who could, if they chose, literally do and say as they pleased in the last decade. Mo isn't them, and Liverpool as I said, isn't that club either. I'm sure some of the youngsters will rant "he's right and Slot's to blame ", but without any evidence that Slot has deliberately ( managers NEED their star players to perform, not to be asked about them in every presser for the next 5 months....) ostracised anyone at the club other than do what every good manager has done since the invention of the game, namely leave someone out who's not playing well misses the point as every great club, team and manager have dropped great players at some stage. Some even when playing well!! The solution to what is now a very open sore is simple (ish) 1. Player and manager talk privately. 2. Manager tells player what he wants from the player. 3. Player commits or tells manager he wants out. 4. If player wants out, make it happen quickly. If not, pick the player and let him be judged by his continued performances. If they're poor, manager can't lose, "I told you so". If they're great, manager can't lose. So Slot playing Mo is a very good starting point, especially as 2 very big signings have yet to make Mo " yesterday's man" Arne Slot can help himself a little by using his natural openness to say " maybe I'm not Jurgen but I love my players and they couldn't have won a spectacular title last season without reacting to me and my methods a little too, but I hear Mo's comments and I can tell you all now, I love him to bits and he's ours to keep". That heads off any "seniors" with similar grenades to throw. But one thing's for sure, I don't think there will ever be a Liverpool player past, present or future with valid gripes that would jeopardise the "club first and last" ethos of Liverpool, and those who've had legitimate concerns I'm sure aired them at an appropriate time, not a flash interview when emotions are high. Liverpool FC have done as well for every player who's played for them as players have done for the club, so the institution has earned that private, rather than public critique. Whoever that's from.

@TheKop_com Never be the next manager after a legend

If you could give Arne Slot one piece of advice, what would it be?

@AwakenUnite @indykaila This isn’t championship manager, nothing will work bcos slot has lost the respect of the dressing room, the players have stopped playing for him, it’s only a matter of time he is sacked

@indykaila All slot had to do was change the formation

Exclusive 💣 Liverpool Football Club is holding an emergency meeting 🚨tomorrow to discuss the pressing issue of the team's poor performance and the future of manager Arne Slot according to respected sources. With Michael Edwards, the CEO of Football for Fenway Sports Group, and sporting director Richard Hughes will attend the meeting, this is a critical moment for the club. High-level officials from FSG are ready to make tough decisions, including the potential removal of Arne Slot, despite the initial plan to give him until January. The urgency of the situation cannot be overstated; the team's struggles may force their hand sooner than expected. The clock is ticking ⏳, and the stakes have never been higher for @LFC

@DavidVaughan5 @SamanthaQuek I like glasner and Iraola for us, just can’t see them walking out mid season.

@bkca1418 @SamanthaQuek I think Glasner would consider it.

Liverpool, from the boardroom, to the changing room need to have some very uncomfortable conversations.

@DavidVaughan5 @SamanthaQuek Interesting statistics, I do feel the psg game and the caraboa cup final were turning points in Slots Liverpool career and we’ve never quite looked the same since. Klopp won’t come back, so if he does go expect Stevie G as interim until the summer

Slot record since PSG in March : 30 games - 13 wins, 14 defeats Win rate 43% 47% of games lost. 6 defeats in 7 games, first time we have lost 2 in a row 3 nil since 1965. Worst start to the season since Rodgers was sacked in 14/15. Time to go Arne. And like in 14/15 only one man can save us. Jurgen Klopp

@AnfieldEdition I would sell Mo in January, the team need to move on and so does slot

Alan Shearer: "I don't know whether [Salah] feels because of the money that has been spent on Florian Wirtz and Alexander Isak that he's not the number one player anymore. "There's definitely something that's not right, whether that's the old age thing getting to him and not being as good as he was, or whether he's got a bee in his bonnet about something. But we're definitely not seeing the same Mo Salah as what we've seen."

@Paul_Lfc4 @paul_lfc4 you’ve been done so many times ere lad, time to delete this me thinks 🤦‍♂️😆

I'm fucking done with us being told what to do. He ran down his contract, lied to us and went to a direct rival. He's a fucking rat. Yous can all fuck right off🖕

@JamesWathland He has it all 🤷‍♂️

Scouser born and bred. Liverpool fan, grew up in touching distance from Anfield. Champions League and Premier League winner at 21. Vice-captain, future captain. Liverpool finally back on top, built to stay there for years. Trent, you could’ve had it all. #LFC

@doonie_demon @indykaila @LFC It’s clear the business model at Liverpool has changed and we are now operating like Man City, building a very expensive squad to compete on all fronts. Big clubs have £100m players on the bench and if we buy semenya that’s where some of them will be 🤷‍♂️

@indykaila @LFC Absolute class player but we’re does he fit in? His versatility is great but considering how much we spent on Ekitike, Isak and Wirtz. Minteh is a better use of money

Exclusive 💣 We understand Liverpool have presented a offer to Bournemouth for Antoine Semenyo for around £65m ▪️ Bournemouth 🍒 will release player if clause in the contract is met ▪️Special clause for 3 English clubs only ▪️ Antoine Semenyo wants @LFC move

@footballontnt That’s a day tripper if ever I seen one 😂

This Liverpool fans reaction to Trent Alexander-Arnold being subbed on ❤️

@AnfieldEdition Disgusting, whoever did this is the real rat 🐀 not Trent

😂😂😂

@30YearsRed Been saying this for a long time, the team is to small, we’ve been getting bullied in games since Newcastle did it to us in the caraboa cup final, every team is now making it a physical contest with us and we are losing every time. Midfield not tough enough, fullbacks too small

I'm really loathed to say any summer transfers were a mistake. We were all delighted in the summer. But it was a lot of change to make to league champions in one summer. Whether they were all his choices or not, it's up to Slot to get them playing.

@LFCUNLOCKED Poor assessment! Southampton absolutely bullied us, non existent midfield, the shape was messed up, chiesa stayed high and kept going inside which left frimpong having to cover the entire right hand side. Connor came on, frimpong went on the wing & tracked back. The end👌

Jeremie Frimpong was absolutely shocking today ....

@jonnyplfc6 Imagine having to sit next to this weapon 🙈😂

Atleti (h) Great win for the reds! Here's me all chilled out during the game. Up the reds.

@jonnyplfc6 Lad you was running round like a bellend making an absolute show of yourself, while kids and families are sat there watching you behave like that! Yes they equalised and celebrated, so what! And to top thgs off your a Geordie aswell, your no red lad 😂

Just putting it out there. Nothing racist, no mention of any war or slurs of any kind. Up the reds

@AnfieldEdition This account needs to remove itself from being affiliated with lfc, we don’t need fan pages who hate players who wore the red shirt, especially players who have won things with us #lfchaters

Name a bigger upgrade in footballing history.