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@liamgallagher @Carra23 Pipe down La before we get the real people to knock you clean out Real Winners never cheat And cheats never really win

@thecanadiankop There 3 points behind us

We are shit but thankfully Chelsea are shittier. Everton helping our cause 2-0

@lfcmumble Everton have gone 3 behind

Good job everyone else is shite…

@DjLeeButler 3 pts behind us Lee

The blues done us a favour here and been very impressive doing so to be fair ....

@IverHanrahanGP @RedHallmap Well that's on the manager and Edwards and Hughes for building a balanced team despite spending 500 million pound

I’d love someone nasty in this Liverpool team capable of leaving a foot in when the situation calls for it. We are a team of choirboys. Zero aggression. Long time since we’ve had such a player. Probably Gerrard?

@ianyoungkop But we've not got better since last March ?

I’d be dead sound with this season being simply a transitional one and just accepting next season will be better, but our style of football is so bad, I don’t know how we are going to be better. The football we play is soulless.

@Carl_M79 @adamrowecomedy @SamCrook7 Was it the coach bringing a mid on for a striker 4 mins in when he had 2 fresh attackers on the bench? Or is that on the players? buck stops with him,if they aren't doing it he has to make sure they are ! Say what you like about Moyes..all of his players sweat blood for him

@adamrowecomedy @SamCrook7 I sort of hope they do now, as it'll prove quite quickly that our problem is not the coach.

He should be thanked, appreciated and gratefully relieved from his job. Last season was incredible, it’ll live with all of us forever. He’s got to go. Both can be true.

@DaveOCKOP Shades of "Brilliant result a point at Birmingham" - Roy Hodgson

Arne Slot: "As much as I dislike us losing here today, Brighton away has always been a difficult one and will always be a difficult one as long as they keep bringing in so many good players. But there are other games where we should have picked up more points, like last week against Tottenham. That is far more unacceptable than this. But even away at Brighton, a club like Liverpool should be able to get a result." (TNT)

@brazilegend10 @LFC Don't think we will and 5th night not be enough. After wed and it's result them players should of been chomping at the the bit

@johnbrab @LFC nothing will happen until the end of the season we will still finish in the top 5 and make the C.L we can still win the FA Cup and the C.L

Defeat at Brighton. #BHALIV

@l4pablo Mate it's been the same since the league cup final last March!!!!!!!

Liverpool's form has been the same underwhelming story since Christmas,sluggish tempo, no urgency, easily outrun, and dropping points against sides we should beat. The problems are fucking obvious, but FSG, along with Richard Hughes and Michael Edwards, have sat on their hands and done fuck all to address them. The longer they’ve let this go on the harder job it’s going to be for the next manger coming in. Same old story, same old Liverpool and same old predictable Arne Slot. #LFC

@LFCTransferRoom Rio

Bringing on Jones for Ekitike and leaving Chiesa on the bench…

@NeilMellor33 Whilst I agree, there should be no sign of tiredness today, lads should be bouncing off the walls after Wednesday and last nights Utd result The level of standard has been set and met No excuses, get out and run all over them! "Beautiful green grass and a ball" - Bill Shankly

Big ask today to have to play away 62 hours after a knockout Champs League game. Player welfare? Do the Premier League not want their product to be the best?

@AnfieldApex @neilbarry9 "the butcher" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 "The sausage" more like😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Gobshite 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

When Lisandro Martinez, "the butcher" tried to play dirty against Salah at Old trafford, only for Mo to turn him into a meme at Anfield 🤣😭 🔴 #LFC

@BLUENOSEBOB1878 @Nedproper Stinks Bob

Chelsea before Abromovich took over, had won 1 English title & had begging bowls to collect money from fans and a car park behind the goal. Their recent fine does not fit their crime, theres most probably more we don’t know about. Hope Everton fans are all over this tomoro.

@ColinParryPeace @cymrawes God bless you and your family Colin ❤️❤️

Today is the 33rd anniversary of the day the IRA bombed Warrington town centre and killed my son Tim and 3 yr old Johnathan Ball. Words can never describe how losing a child leaves a huge hole in your heart and your family. Eternal love Tim ❤️❤️

@90sfootball Denis Irwin

Who's the first player you think of when you see this Manchester United shirt?

@l4pablo I've met him mate and I agree. Spoke to me and my lad for about ten minutes like we had known him forever. Cracking fella

When Liverpool Sold Aldo... John Aldridge's exit from Liverpool in September 1989 for a fee of approximately £1.1 million was a highly emotional departure, primarily driven by the return of Ian Rush and a perceived lack of game time under manager Kenny Dalglish. Despite scoring 31 goals in the 1988/89 season, Aldridge was sold to the Spanish club Real Sociedad, where he became the first non-Basque player to sign for them in several decades. After a season at Juventus, Rush returned to Anfield. Dalglish shifted the team's system to a 4-4-2 that favoured the partnership of Rush and Peter Beardsley, leaving Aldridge as a substitute. In the early 1989-90 season, Aldridge saw limited minutes, featuring in only two games. He felt his career was being wasted on the bench and wanted regular first-team football to secure his place in the Republic of Ireland's 1990 World Cup squad. Aldridge has since described a "sour" exit, citing an incident where he was asked to play two reserve matches in one day as a 30-year-old, which he felt signalled "the writing was on the wall" for his Liverpool career: “I played for the B team, and I put a right stint in scored as well. Afterwards, I was told I had to play again that night against Stafford Rangers. I was knackered, but I did it. I couldn’t sleep that night, so I went to see Kenny the next day. I walked into the office and told him a few home truths, which he probably wasn’t happy with. I respect the manager, but I don’t respect having to play two games in one day as a 30-year-old. The writing was on the wall from there.” Aldridge's final game was a legendary 9-0 victory over Crystal Palace on 12 September 1989. Coming on as a substitute, he scored a penalty (pictured) with his first touch to make it 6-0. After the final whistle, a distraught Aldridge threw his shirt and boots into the Kop, emotionally saying goodbye to his boyhood club: “I wanted to stay forever. I was ready to fight for my place, score another two or three dozen goals, and earn a new contract. But Kenny said no. You’re leaving.” Aldridge was a goal machine for Liverpool, scoring 63 goals in 104 games with 50 of them in the league and back then the Reds were serving a six-year European ban. What a player, Scouser! ❤️ Via (Lansdowne Road) #LFC #YNWA

@Schytten1996 @Carra23 Piss off "Time machine" 2019 LFC and Man city into this below par premier league and they would both go unbeaten!!! Both teams regularly finished above 95 points playing great football Arsenal can finish with a max of 91 this season Let's see if they do

@Carra23 That Liverpool team didn't play in the current PL though. Time machine Klopps best Liverpool sides into this PL and they'd look closer to Slots current Liverpool in terms of fun and quality than what people remember of Liverpool.

I’m well aware a lot of people don’t like to see Liverpool win, but most of them admired the football they played which is completely different to how they feel about Arsenal. I’m also very much in touch with how fans think, I’m one of the few pundits still on X!

@TheAnfieldTalk . Allison Jones konate vdiyk kirkez 🔻. 🔻 Gravenberch Mcallister. Soboslai Wirtz. Ekitike. Rio Get the full backs bombing on again.

With Salah out, would you stick with the current formation against Brighton and start Chiesa/Gakpo/Rio up top with Ekitike? 🤔