Gary Brown

The first player to score in a Merseyside derby at Hill Dickinson Stadium 🇪🇬👑

Under the lights at Anfield ✊

Pure cinema. 🎞️

Our lad from Portugal. Forever ❤️

You alright la?

Sit back and enjoy the sounds and songs of Anfield 😍🔊

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No better place 🔴

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"And he's off..." 😂

@TheKopHQ If they were out for Sunday you wouldn't be seeing them smiles from them 😁

Shame it was only rehab work still though & not full training. Bench at best for Sunday's Final.

@GNev2 I'm sure if the glazers say sorry we fucked up all will be forgiven 👍🏼

The news last night of the Qatari withdrawal leaves Manchester United on the brink of a minority investment. Can this really work and what impact will it have on a struggling organisation? It’s worth setting out my non-negotiables on a takeover of Manchester United that I made over a year ago.  1. A new sporting project  2. A new or redeveloped Old Trafford  3. A New training ground  4. Full redevelopment of the surrounding land to create a Manchester United World and amazing fan experience  5. Pay off the debt and stop taking dividends until the above is done I’m adding a 6th due to events in the last 2-3 years. 6. The club requires leadership that is statesmanlike on major issues that enables a fairer, more inclusive and diverse game. Leadership that builds a positive environment and culture whilst adhering to the clubs values and principles and one that is willing to make tough decisions to prevent an erosion in the clubs public image. How does a minority stakeholder positively impact the club to achieve the above? Can a minority shareholder have any impact on the above. It leaves more questions than answers. My preference is and always will be now for a Glazer family full exit. They have overstayed their welcome in Manchester yet seem oblivious to this fact. There is much up in the air but I threw down the following questions I’m sure fans would like answering? There will be lots more but here’s a starter for 16.. 1. What does the distribution of funds look like? Is all the cash being taken out of the club? 2. Which Glazers are going or is it a family dilution? 3. How does it impact the NYSE shareholders? 4. Does the executive stay the same? 5. Does the sporting side stay the same above the manager? 6. Who within the board has sporting control? 7. Are there future dilution clauses with the Glazer family in any deal you do as a minority shareholder? When are they? 8. We’re maxed out on the credit card and debt. How is this deal going to change the capital structure and financial issues the club has? 9. Is any further debt being placed on the club? 10. Is any debt being paid off? 11. How does this deal impact the board composition? 12. How does a minority shareholder impact the negative culture within the entire organisation? 13. Old Trafford is tired and is in need of significant redevelopment. How does this deal resolve this issue? 14. Will this deal allow the development of the training ground to its required standard? 15. Old Trafford requires significant investment on its surrounding land. Does this deal impact this requirement positively or does it leave it as a concrete wasteland? 16. How does a minority shareholder stop cultural decline across a whole organisation if the people who have overseen this decline still have a majority shareholding? Anyway here’s your Sunday post!

@footballontnt One still at the top of his game and one retired about 4 year ago. No debate really.

Prime Mo Salah vs. Prime Eden Hazard. Who are you taking? 🤔⚡️

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@GNev2 Well and truly whipped by sky 😆

Jurgen Klopp handled the situation well last night after the game. Most football fans will have had empathy with what happened and recognised it was wrong! However Liverpools statement tonight is a mistake! Talk of exploring all options ( what does that mean!!! ) and sporting integrity are dangerous phrases along with being vague and aggressive. Sorry we f@@@@d up was enough!! I said this last night. Sorry should be respected and not undervalued. This is a snap reaction that can always be wrong but I feel strongly about it.

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@GNev2 Sky brought you in office this morning for a telling off? Some turnaround from your comments last night.

Sunday opinion - Chelsea and United are the way they are currently due to cultural issues and chaos. ETH and MP are good managers working in very difficult and challenging environments. Look up top! - The VAR mistake was a really bad one. However we’ve all been demanding quicker decisions and I think they have tried to enforce speed in decision making. Speed will cause inaccuracy and it’s now about a rebalance. - the two officials have been taken off their next games. Imagine how they feel this morning and let’s be human. There should be consequence for such errors but in my opinion a couple of games out is more than enough. Think of it as a player suspension for a sending off. This isn’t a sackable offence by any stretch so let’s remove that language - Sorry doesn’t mean anything. It does. It’s an important value all our parents have tried to instill in us. Taking responsibility and owning your mistakes is important and should be valued. - finally enjoy your Sunday and I look forward to the abuse for this tweet 😂❤️

Southgate

A wonderful turn, followed up by the finish 🤯 Vintage Robbie Fowler against Villa back in '96 👊