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@LFCLaurie Ahhh ffs mate the are a quality team

De La Fuente has spent the majority of his career as a youth team manager and he’s about to lead a pretty average Spain side on paper to a Euros and a World Cup final. Probably the most impressive international job I can remember.

@LiverpoolLnd Thought it was hand bsll too

This shouldn't be a penalty. It's not even close to one.

@LFCLaurie After the season he had for us i wouldn't of even taken him then leaves on a free good enough for him

Saliba injured, a completion rotation against Norway and Konate still hasn’t seen a single minute this whole tournament 😭😭

@ATLiverpool_ Not concerned everyone is buying players and we aren't haha we are turning into mid table team atm arsenal will be that far ahead mext year

Meh, not concerned. Vastly overrated player thats the flavour of the month due to media speculation. If you watch him for Lille he basically plays as a 10, not a 6. Not what we need #LFC

@orelmorales44 Even the other lad out wide was a optiom after he fucked Haa land was another better option too

Desde este ángulo es brutal. Esto de Sorloth le va a perseguir toda su carrera. ¿Qué puede pasar por tu cabeza para llevar a un lado a Haaland en un 2 contra 1 y no pasarle el balón?

@troubledyank Well if he hurt it why try tue stupid kick

Conor clearly isn’t gonna say he was hurt before he stepped into the Octagon. For a million reasons that would never be admitted because sports gambling is an insidious disease and there is millions of dollars at stake. But he hurt himself right before the fight, Dana White and Max Holloway’s camp both knew. Didn’t wanna forfeit the bout, and moved forward hoping it wasn’t at bad as it ended up being. Sometimes you can’t gauge a knee injury’s severity until you act on it. Real tough way for him to go. There was no conspiracy here. Just a very poorly mistimed fluke accident.

@GeronimoMorgans Domt even know how he started over the other two

This angle of Sørloth ignoring Haaland. The reaction from Haaland says it all man. He was frustrated and disappointed, just like the rest of us.

@henrywinter Not better than gerrard either

Odegaard was beginning to run the game. "England's going home," sang the Norway fans. Bellingham decides that's not going to happen. Takes over, takes responsibility, makes and takes a chance. What a player he is. Best I've seen in 35 years covering England. 1-1 h-t. #NORENG

@mauriciojornal_ How did he start over the Oscar bob and nusa the manager needs a good look at himself

Esse cara deveria ser PROIBIDO de vestir a camisa da Noruega novamente. Um dos lances mais revoltantes dessa Copa do Mundo.

@GeronimoMorgans Whata dope

@piersmorgan 😂😂

England looking really good. Keep pinging the ball to Gordon and Madueke… run the Vikings ragged.

@AnfieldPapers @jamespearce After he took the city job jurgen knows hes a wee wanker

[🟢] BREAKING: Jurgen Klopp has turned down the chance to have Pep Lijnders as his assistant for the Germany national team. Jurgen told him to “stop begging it.” (@JamesPearce)

@Corballyred You're getting them all out now john 😂

Great news ✅🙌 Michael Edwards is gone. He was a shambles pre and post Klopp. He built his massive reputation off Klopp genius. Hopefully Hughes is gone shortly as well 🙌

@AnfieldSector Bring that big german smith agaim lol

[🟢] NEW: Internally, Edwards and Gordon are united in the belief that the work undertaken in recent years means that ways of working, philosophy, culture and processes are all in place that will allow Liverpool to kick on. Edwards exits for a second time, having left his position as Liverpool’s sporting director in 2022 partly due to tensions with Jürgen Klopp. [@_pauljoyce]

@AnfieldSector Sell out came fucked all jurgens work and now fucking off again

@forcee99 Come for big 💰 more like

Let me say it again Liverpool fans Top talents don’t come to play for the sporting director or Head of football They come to play with top players Or Be coached by a Top manager so they could become better Or Fulfill their childhood dreams The first two options are the most likely for Liverpool but here lies a problem with the first option: Our top players have left or about to leave due to age and our current top talents are yet to mature into top players The second option is probably what will help Liverpool attract top talent which is having a Top manager.. A winner Wether you like it or not, Arne slot was a winner *He squeezed out god levels from an aging Salah *Turned lazy gravenberch into young midfielder of the year *Decimated Everyone in the champions league group stage *Won the premier league with 4 games to go and went to Ibiza *Reached the league cup final Iraola can’t match that and that’s a fact That was purely the reason top talents like Isak, Ekitike, wirtz, Jacquet and Diamonde wanted to come The sooner everyone understands this, the faster we’ll begin to see the real problem to our woeful transfer activity “Iraola”

@UTDTrey Messi had hos entire country on his back for years he was nearly retired because of it youd swear he was a bad footballer to listen to ronaldo supporters ffs

Argentina won 2 World Cups before Messi. Portugal NEVER had a trophy until Ronaldo arrived. I’m sure I’ve been able to convince you & not confuse you that Ronaldo’s Euros trophy >>> Messi’s World Cup trophy. With or without the World Cup, we are good🐐

@camolNFT 😂😂

I've been watching sports for 28 years and can confidently say this... The United States will demolish Belgium tonight and end up facing Norway in the finals.

@UtdMaI Like who plays at there level at there age?? 😂😂 most players aee gone at 34

If we’re being honest, context matters. Ronaldo is 41. Messi is still in his 30s, the age range where most elite players can still function at a high level. So if anybody happens to judge Ronaldo, do it with the reality of time too. The fact he’s even still here, being compared to players younger than him, is greatness in itself.

@UtdMaI I think he just wants to score goals hes not chasing them accolades

The legacy Erling Haaland is chasing is Zlatan Ibrahimović’s, not Cristiano Ronaldo’s. To even enter the Ronaldo conversation, he’d still need: — 4 Champions Leagues — A European Championship — 2 Nations Leagues — 2 La Liga titles — 2 Serie A titles — 400+ more career goals — Around 5 Ballon d’Ors Let’s stop pretending they’re even in the same postcode.