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@bennufc_18 Made strong contact.. ok bro 😆

Liverpool fans educated me on this last summer, that’s just a little thing we like to call the food chain.

@agbnufc_ Gordon offered to Liverpool to try and fix PSR last season, no other contact

Why are Liverpool fans struggling with this. Barcelona are a far bigger club, know your place in the food chain.

@baggingpips Press trigger

People saying Konate is easily replaceable are beyond clueless. He's a world-class, title-winning CB who has spent most of his career covering RB & RCB and sacrificing himself for the skipper.

@kt1031f @oro7777777 @TheOnlySKB @Josh11898438797 @LFCLaurie Already signed him, retards thinking a £60m CB is going to be sitting on the bench....

@oro7777777 @TheOnlySKB @Josh11898438797 @LFCLaurie I didn’t understand, you think contract extension of Konate is more of a financial burden than signing another CB with a cheaper contract?

This is an utter disgrace from the club. 18 months we started negotiated. We wanted him to stay, and he came out publicly a month ago and said he would stay. I’ve never seen anything like it. Richard Hughes is an embarrassment.

@Corballyred Anyone with a brain and eyes can see Wharton is levels above soboszlai in vision x passing, he doesn't run about like a headless chicken constantly losing the ball - dgaf about how slow he is, nobody is faster than the ball

Szoboszlai > Wharton And it's not even close. ° Szoboszlai goal contributions last 2 seasons, 42. ° Wharton goal contributions last 2 seasons, 11. ° Szoboszlai ranks higher in progressive carries, shots on target (especially from outside the box), and chance creation in advanced areas. ° Szoboszlai covers more distance, has higher top sprint distances, higher pressing intensity. ° Szoboszlai has higher ball recoveries in final third. ° Szoboszlai wins more aerially duels. This is another case of when some were saying : Anthony Gordon > Luis Diaz That was nonsense as is anyone suggesting Wharton is better than Szoboszlai 👍

@dylslam24 Based on your extensive experience as a sporting director. . .

Safe to say Richard Hughes has been an absolute disaster appointment

@AnfieldEdition @GraemeBailey More made up shit b cause someone doesn't like mamardashvilli

🥉| @GraemeBailey: The reason Liverpool have decided they couldn't afford to sell Alisson this summer is because of concerns surrounding their current goalkeeping succession plan. There are reservations internally whether Giorgi Mamardashvili is ready to step up as Liverpool's undisputed number one goalkeeper.

@AnfieldEdition @LFCLaurie @FcInterNewsit Made up bullshit

🚨 | @FcInterNewsit: With Alisson set to stay at Liverpool next season, Giorgi Mamardashvili wants to leave the club. His entourage have offered him to Inter. Although Liverpool would only sanction a loan move, the goalkeeper "doesn't want to be treated like a parcel" and would be open to a permanent switch from Anfield. He doesn't like how he's been managed this season.

@LFCApproved good enough to be getting regular game time now

Trey Nyoni seen a rumour of him being sold to RB Leipzig and then posted this… He is the future of our midfield, if the club do sell him it’ll 100% be on the same terms as Quansah’s deal. If not, the loan opportunities next season are huge. Swansea are promising a full season under Vitor Matos, a guy Liverpool trust massively in youth development.

@themagic_tophat How many years is that now. ..crazy

Getting a lot of questions about this… First off, the person running this account is incredibly well connected across football and is also very responsible as a journalist. I trust them implicitly. It also ties with what I’ve heard. I have been less inclined to post about it because I’ve been burned before (informed that the legal teams were expecting the decision and then nothing came). Here’s how the process should have played out: 1) Written decision on liability (i.e., which charges Man City is guilty of and why) is released to parties but not released publicly 2) The PL and Man City have another private hearing where they argue for mitigating and aggravating factors, which influence the Panel on what sanctions they award 3) The Panel decides what sanctions should apply and write this up into the decision 4) That final decision with sanctions is released to parties and then made public shortly after 5) Typically, you may get an appeal process starting after that When the rumour circulates that “the decision is imminent” my question is, at what stage? I know Stefan Borson has claimed multiple times on Talksport that no decision has ever been released to parties previously (even in embargoed draft). I have reason to believe this is incorrect but neither of us can actually know for sure. We could both be lied to. But if he is right, that would mean we’re still at stage 1). If so, then nothing should be made public for a few months yet. The PL could make the stage 1) decision public but it goes against precedent and their typical MO. It is also only allowed to be made public at this stage under specific circumstances in the rules, which may not apply. The other issue that could cause further delay is the rules don’t actually prevent Man City from appealing at stage 1) and trying to temporarily suspend the above process at that point (using Section X arbitration). It goes against convention but it’s not technically forbidden in the rules. So when folks ask for clarity on what will happen next, no-one can afford that. My own understanding is that lead legal counsels have already seen the decision but this could be incorrect. As for those asking what punishment Man City will get… I have posted on this many times. If the charges are proved, relegation through a major points deduction would be the absolute minimum. Personally, I think it will be much heavier. Fines, compensation, relegation, title stripping and a recommendation to expel if the club is not sold to new owners. My pinned post on profile covers why. I have also posted previously on how Man City could try to minimise the damage and seek lower sanctions by claiming money from the owner to the sponsors constitutes an RPT rather than a disguised equity injection but the evidence in the public domain should make such an argument very weak. I’d be amazed if we don’t hear something in June though. If we don’t, then I very much believe it’s because Man City has affected a delay like I describe above.

@HendrickD82 Best vision and passing in the league, defensively minded player next to him, Wirtz in front, perfect

Lots of good midfielders available this summer. Liverpool need a minimum of two new midfielders, ideally three. Adam Wharton is the most unique profile available and has to be top of the list for Liverpool. There's plenty of good options to partner him, but he's the only player who can do what he does. Make it happen. @Roobet

@LFCApproved Can't play the same football as this season that's for sure, it doesn't work in the Premier League

At some point we will all have to suck it up with backing Arne Slot & the squad to go again. If nothing changes in coming weeks, we physically cannot continue to push the toxic, horrid environment into next season. The club are the ones in charge and they are very clearly in support of him, especially with the rumours of him finally getting the assistant coach he has wanted since day 1. Obviously, it’s not great to hear and I fully understand but, it’s going to be mentally draining for you to keep complaining about the same things, and that’s really not going to help progress Liverpool.

@fjonberg Toure is rapid and has good cross, Isak would get some touches

Liverpool will look to buy minimum 2 attackers in the transfer window. One of Diomande/Barcola are the top target, and a younger, preferably left-footed winger will also be bought - with Minteh and Bazoumana Traore being looked at. #LFC

@Chris78Williams Hope he changes the football, 1st season won the league, should go back to that, anything but this season tbh

🧵 My own personal view: draw a line under everything, the choice is made, go again in August with one huge swell of support. We can’t go into a new season hoping for failure to say “I told you so”, nor should people circle like vultures in anticipation.

@DxBruyne17 Bye

Liverpool are as much to blame for this PGMOL title too How is it possible to spend 500m on a title winning team to finish 5th?

@aliladiere Inferiority complex

Arteta with the same number of premier league titles as Klopp and there is nothing that you can do about it

@5liveSport more dinosaurs chatting bollocks

"It's a snaky thing to do"🐍 Salah's farwell party may be a bit awkward....😬 Salah ciricitses Slot on social media, bringing into question his place on Sunday's squad😮 #BBCFootball #LFC

@GooalMouth Far too many idiots obsessed with the 2 words 'heavy metal ' and ignoring the rest of the sentence, I hate smart arse twitter tacticos, almost as bad as YouTube shilling like this

Big up Alex. Could have easily stuck with the consensus, but chose to say what he actually thinks. Every single word here is true, and I have even more to say about Salahs calls for Heavy Metal Football making a comeback. Spoiler, we never played Heavy Metal football when we won the league in 19/20 or 24/25.

@liverpaul66 Let's just ignore the shocking football and 20 losses shall we...

If a well run club starts to allow players to do and say what they like while under contract it will soon lose its appeal to players and managers. A club can't allow player power

@fjonberg I would hope they've already made contact with potential replacements. . .

Liverpool have begun reviewing other potential candidates for the managerial job in case of Arne Slot's departure. The club want to keep all options open while they continue their assessment. No advanced negotiations at this stage and Slot remains in contention of remaining. #LFC