Dan

@Lfcsalesinfo I’ve got 2 tried every single prem home games as well. Done well in the cups but seems impossible building from nothing

How many credits will you finish the season on?

@PaulSenior1 The only answer is Allison surely?

His opinion will be Konate imo

@PaulSenior1 Fully agree he’s a 6 or 7/10 player and worshipped as if he’s Zidane. He’s good but he’s nothing special

All the chat about Declan Rice, he’s not fit to lace Bernardo Silva’s boots. Silva embodied why city have been so successful there. Yours sincerely Somebody who can’t stand him 😅

@MikeWingerii You sound very sean feucty here Mike 👀

I knew I’d get shot at from both sides for this post but I think it’s true.

It seems plausible that Trump posted that image thinking it was him portrayed as a doctor. Or even as some sort of spiritual healer but not knowing how strongly it implied he was Jesus. It doesn’t take away from the blasphemous nature of the image. And I don’t say this to say, “Nothing to see here folks.” Why is it plausible? Because I think Trump has a shallow understanding of Christianity. Remember when he said “Two Corinthians” instead of “Second Corinthians” when citing his favorite verse? As I recall it was prior to this that Trump was asked for a favorite verse and didn’t have one to state off the top of his head. Then, it seems to me, this was embarrassing and he tried to rectify it when someone sent him a verse and he later read it off as written and was so unfamiliar with Scripture that he didn’t know we say “second” instead of “two.” Now, some scholars will say “two” instead of “second” when reading such texts but it’s very uncommon and I doubt Trump was doing so because he was approaching it from a biblical scholarship perspective. My point is that he could easily not know that the imagery there was clearly consistent with hundreds of years of depictions of Jesus. Maybe I’m wrong and he meant to imply he was Jesus but it seems unlikely. It’s still evil and a reminder of what Nebuchadnezzar said right before he started eating grass. But it was likely ignorance and ego but not an intentional blasphemy. I wonder if Paula White sent it to him. I wouldn’t put such intentional blasphemy past her.

@lisagroganlfc @spiritofshankly Don’t be a sheep? Don’t be a rat.

@lfcDan96 @spiritofshankly I’m not a tourist and I bought more than usual. Don’t be a sheep

Lower Main Stand 10 mins before the game ✊

@TheRedmenTV Think everyone is losing their heads on here. We’re working hard and our heads haven’t gone like they did against city. It’s going to be difficult but going back to Anfield with one goal in it I would take that

PSG 1-0 Liverpool HT. Thoughts ?

@TheAnfieldWrap @johngibbonsblog McAllister has responded to your disconnect shout with a skinhead. Scouse tbf

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@DazzaDavies What a muppet. The best centre half this league has seen for the last decade and you’ve been bookmarking waiting for his downfall 😂😂😂😂 been bookmarking comments on vvd the last 8 years? Loser

Probably the worst comment of all time by a pundit. It was horrific at the time but just becomes more and more embarrassing.

Stop Exploiting Loyalty.

@robbohuyton Love the work you do mate keep it up. Keen to know what you and the supporters clubs felt the solution was to the club wanting to rise the prices? Was it purely ‘freeze them’ or was it suggesting something less absurd than this inflation stuff?

For there to be protests, there needs to be a critical mass of supporters who are worried, angered, or who simply care about the direction of travel in the game. If too many people are apathetic, think nothing can be done (despite the evidence to the contrary) or worse, go into bat for Boston billionaires who are showing little regard for the culture or community around Liverpool’s support, then nothing will change. A multi-year pricing model is a test. If the overriding response is “ah well”, then Liverpool – and the rest of the Premier League – have effectively been given the green light to fill their boots for the next three years and beyond. And that’s where this leads: a slow but deliberate shift towards pricing out traditional supporters in favour of the highest spenders. It’s £1.2m over a year. It’s not being done because it needs to be done. It’s being done because they believe they can get away with it.