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@StanCollymore To be fair @StanCollymore We’d probably be happy with 10 let alone 30!!

They weren't even counted then. I got 30 goal contributions on my first Liverpool season which ( pundit mode) is fucking AAA class but I felt disappointed because I'd only scored 19 goals versus 22 the season before at Forest. But the reality is was my first Liverpool season was statistically better than my Forest one the season before using goal contributions ( 30 versus 28). So imagine Wirtz or Isak getting 30 goal contributions this season! They'd have a banner on the Kop!!

@Barbatus1998 @WilsonCoxLFC April 1 was two weeks ago! 😂😂

@WilsonCoxLFC Tapped that. He’s a good player but Curtis is miles clear and for me he’s future captain material. This club is being run into the ground

#LFC 🔴 🚨 Richard Hughes held talks with the representatives of Alex Scott (Bournemouth) back in November/December. The young midfielder is viewed as a potential replacement for Curtis Jones this summer should he depart. With several big clubs interested in Scott, it will be interesting to see how the situation develops.

@TheKop_com Get a good lawyer to sort out your severance package. Get what you are owed and bugger off to Ibiza and party as much as you want.

If you could give Arne Slot one piece of advice, what would it be?

@LegendEskimoBoy It’s not what they’re seeing….its what they’re hearing. Edwards and Hughes telling them that Slot is the best manager for the club. That the metrics all point to him being perfect for LFC. FSG don’t watch games. They’re more interested in Baseball etc.

What are FSG seeing that we’re not?

@FTBLsection Never really hit the heights at LFC. PL was to fast and physical for Fernando. Would have been better off in Lyon than Liverpool.

In 2005, after nearly eight seasons at Real Madrid, Fernando Morientes leaves the club. The striker joins Rafael Benítez’s Liverpool on a three-and-a-half-year deal. Madrid agreed to the move for €10 million, despite having higher offers on the table from clubs like Olympique Lyon and Newcastle United. The decision was made to respect the player’s wishes. “I’m going to Liverpool, and it wasn’t a decision made in a second. My family and I thought it through a lot. I’m leaving the way I wanted to. I told the club that I wanted to play, I had several offers, and I thought the most interesting one was Liverpool’s. I leave happy, but also sad to leave behind eight years of my life.” Morientes left with nothing but gratitude for Real Madrid, where he won three European Cups after arriving in the 1997–98 season. Arrigo Sacchi later revealed the club had no intention of selling him, but the striker was determined to leave and had already given his word to Liverpool.

@dartingupdates Surely Andreas Harryson is number 2 for Sweden???

World Cup Races: 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 England: 1. Luke Littler ✅ 2. Luke Humphries ✅ 🇳🇱 Netherlands: 1. Gian van Veen ✅ 2. Michael van Gerwen - £680,250 ---- 3. Danny Noppert - £548,500 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Wales: 1. Jonny Clayton ✅ 2. Gerwyn Price ✅ 🍀 Northern Ireland: 1. Josh Rock ✅ 2. Daryl Gurney ✅ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Scotland: 1. Gary Anderson ✅ 2. Cameron Menzies - £320,250 ---- 3. Peter Wright - £283,250 🇩🇪 Germany: 1. Martin Schindler ✅ 2. Ricardo Pietreczko - £273,250 ---- 3. Gabriel Clemens - £155,250 🇧🇪 Belgium: 1. Mike De Decker ✅ 2. Dimitri Van den Bergh - £219,500 ---- 3. Kim Huybrechts - £117,250 4. Mario Vandenbogaerde - £95,500 🇵🇱 Poland: Krzysztof Ratajski ✅ 2. Sebastian Bialecki - £83,500 ---- 3. Tytus Kanik - £11,750 🇮🇪 Republic of Ireland: 1. William O'Connor - £182,750 2. Mickey Mansell - £159,750* ---- 3. Brendan Dolan - £150,750* 4. Keane Barry - £120,250 🇸🇪 Sweden: 1. Jeffrey de Graaf ✅ 2. Oskar Lukasiak - £32,000 ---- 3. Viktor Tingstrom - £20,500 🇦🇺 Australia: 1. Damon Heta ✅ 2. Adam Leek ✅ 🇨🇿 Czechia: 1. Karel Sedlacek ✅ 2. Adam Gawlas ✅ 🇦🇹 Austria: 1. Mensur Suljovic ✅ 2. Rusty-Jake Rodriguez ✅ 🇭🇷 Croatia: 1. Boris Krcmar - £8,500 2. Pero Ljubic ✅ 🇫🇮 Finland: 1. Jani Haavisto - £2,000 2. Jonas Masalin - £2,000 🇱🇻 Latvia: 1. Madars Razma ✅ 2. Dmitry Zhukov - £600 (PDCNB) ---- 3. Ralfs Laumanis - £100 (PDCNB) 4. Valters Melderis - £100 (PDCNB) 🇫🇷 France: 1. Thibault Tricole ✅ 2. Nicolas Thullier - £250 (CT) 🇳🇴 Norway: 1. Cor Dekker ✅ 2. Jonny Pedersen - £100 (PDCNB) ---- 3. Christian Johansen - £100 (PDCNB) 4. Kent Joran Sivertsen - £100 (PDCNB) 🇨🇦 Canada: 1. Jim Long ✅ 2. David Cameron - 218pts (CDC) ---- 3. Jacob Taylor - 137pts (CDC) 4. Kiley Edmunds - 88pts (CDC) 🇪🇸 Spain: 1. Cristo Reyes ✅ 2. Jose Justicia - £2,100 (CT) ---- 3. Jesus Noguera - £250 (CT) 🇱🇹 Lithuania: 1. Darius Labanauskas ✅ 2. Arunas Sakalauskas - £100 (PDCNB) 🇸🇮 Slovenia: 1. Benjamin Pratnemer ✅ 2. TBC 🇨🇭 Switzerland: 1. Stefan Bellmont ✅ 2. Marcel Walpen - £250 (CT) 🇭🇺 Hungary: 1. Patrik Kovacs - £2,000 2. Laszlo Ancsin - £100 (CT) 🇨🇳 China: - TBC 🇩🇰 Denmark: 1. Andreas Hayllgaardhus - £400 (PDCNB) 2. Andreas Toft Jorgensen - £200 (PDCNB) ---- 3. Jonas Graverson - £200 (PDCNB) 4. Tonni Sorensen - £200 (PDCNB) 🇭🇰 Hong Kong: 1. Man Lok Leung - £3,400 (AT) 2. Lok Yin Lee - £450 (AT) 🇮🇳 India: 1. Ankit Goenka - £600 (AT) 2. Nitin Kumar - £500 (AT) 🇮🇹 Italy: - TBC 🇯🇵 Japan: 1. Haruki Muramatsu - £5,300 (AT) 2. Ryuta Arihara - £2,900 (AT) ---- 3. Motomu Sakai - £2,700 (AT) 4. Yoshihisa Baba - £1,050 (AT) 🇳🇿 New Zealand: 1. Jonny Tata ✅ 2. Ben Robb - 122pts (DPNZ) ---- 3. Haupai Puha - 98pts (DPNZ) 4. Mark Cleaver - 84pts (DPNZ) 🇵🇭 Philippines: 1. Alain AbiAbi - £1,800 (AT) 2. Christian Perez - £1,650 (AT) ---- 3. Lourence Ilagan - £1,650 (AT) 4. Alexis Toylo - £1,050 (AT) 🇵🇹 Portugal: 1. Jose de Sousa - £100 (CT) 2. TBC 🇿🇦 South Africa: - Qualifier April 🇺🇸 USA: 1. Adam Sevada - 278pts (CDC) 2. Stowe Buntz - 255pts (CDC) ---- 3. Leonard Gates - 217pts (CDC) 4. Alex Spellmann - 196pts (CDC)

@eddiegibbs Gut wrenching when a legend leaves and over the years I’ve seen plenty. But the great thing about LFC is the ability for new legends to be created and adored. Anfield awaits its next legend!

🇪🇬👑 Salah, farewell to the heartbeat of a golden era It lands quietly. Then all at once. Mohamed Salah will leave at the end of the season. Not sold. Not eased out. Going on a free, a year still sitting on his contract, value left on the table. We knew, of course, we knew. The tension had been there. The words that didn't quite fit. The distance between player and manager that no result could hide. His fallout with Arne Slot in December felt like a warning. Not the shock. The confirmation. But the timing. That's what jars. No buildup. No slow acceptance. Just a sudden line drawn, on a random Tuesday night, through an era that shaped lives. He gave us moments that felt inevitable and impossible at the same time. The cut inside. The finish. The roar that followed. For years, that was certainty. That was our comfort. There will be numbers attached to him forever. Goals, medals, records. They tell you he was great. They don't tell you what it felt like to watch him. He gave people joy when they needed it. He gave them something to hold on to. And now he goes. They all go. An agreement. A quiet exit. The wages cleared, the books balanced, the future prioritised. Perhaps it's the right call. Football often demands it. Still, it leaves a question hanging in the air. When someone has given you this much, should the ending feel this hollow?

@30YearsRed Sold him to help pay for players like Wirtz and Isak. Needed to recoup as much as possible. Also Slot never rated Elliot. So it made sense to sell a player that was rarely if ever gonna play.

It's games like today that I wonder what was the point of the Harvey Elliott transfer? I know he's not gonna be a regular but he could rotate & make an occasional impact. You need players like that in a squad.

@SimonBrundish Did we really expect Frimpong to start instead of Bradley? Not so sure. 🤔

The team everyone expected when we began the season Played 18 mins together so far Been available for 15 games

@eddiegibbs It’s blatantly obvious that fitness levels are to blame for all the late goals we concede. After 60-70 mins the legs are gone. Any team with a half decent fitness level runs all over us or through us. The physical tiredness of the last 20 mins causes a mental tiredness.

⚽️ Patience has finally snapped at Anfield #LFC 🆚 #Galatasaray | #UCL #ChampionsLeague This has the unmistakable feel of an ending, not a blip, not a dip, but a slow unravelling that now plays out in full view. Liverpool are not merely struggling, they are a side without urgency, without clarity, without the conviction that once made Anfield a place of dread for visiting teams. The draw with Tottenham has done something deeper than cost two points. It has shifted the mood. Those who preached patience now murmur about change. You can almost hear it echoing around the ground, in that familiar, rueful refrain, (in the booming tones of Adele) ... 'hello from the other side'. The benefit of the doubt has run dry. There is a softness to this team which invites trouble. Opponents don't fear them, they study them, wait for them, and then pick them off. The football is slow, predictable, devoid of invention. Chances are scarce, control is absent, and when pressure builds, Liverpool buckle. Late goals conceded aren't misfortune, they're now an institutional habit. The troubling part is that it all feels coached, or perhaps uncoached, a plan that asks the game to bend rather than shaping it with authority. Players regress, patterns never arrive, and responsibility meanders. Even the language around performances strains credibility against the evidence of the eye. And yet, tonight offers that familiar, dangerous hope. Anfield under lights, a deficit to chase, a season hanging by a thread. Liverpool should have enough to turn this around. They may even do it. But beyond that, harsher truths await. 🔺 Predicted XI: Alisson; Szoboszlai, Konaté, Van Dijk, Kerkez; Mac Allister, Gravenberch, Wirtz; Salah, Gakpo, Ekitike 🔺 Prediction: Liverpool 3-1 Galatasaray (3-2 agg) - Liverpool progress, PSG await, and likely deliver a brutal reality check

@pennant83 Albert fucking Einstein couldn’t explain Slots thinking about team selection and game management. People say it’s like Brendan Rogers all over again, but I’d suggest he’s more akin to the dark days of Roy Hodgson. SLOT OUT!!!!

Someone please help me, help me understand, help me understand why 1 ekitike doesn’t start, 2 takes Rio off leave gakpo on, and 3 takes frimpong off and then leaves Szoboszlai at RB… #LIVTOT

@NotoriousLFC He’ll tell you that he’s played too many minutes and that he’s protecting him from a lifetime of injuries. Probably afraid that he’d lose a leg before he turns 18, loses an arm before he’s 20 and if he plays 90 minutes then he’s guaranteed to lose both his ears before he’s 22.

Why take off Ngumoha? Best player on the park today by a mile?

@eddiegibbs Agree with a lot of this but I’d say the rot set in Feb 2025. Lost to PSG in CL and after that the final to Newcastle. From there on in they just about fell over the line performance wise. It’s been 13 drastic months of utter dross and it’s just getting worse.

🤬 Embarrassing Liverpool Have No Plan Under Slot Strip away the excuses and the reality is brutal. 🔴 Liverpool 1-1 Spurs 📊 xG: Liverpool 1.66, Spurs 1.21. But the numbers almost flatter Liverpool. Tottenham arrived battered by injuries and confidence, a team enduring a dreadful season and barely able to name a proper bench. And yet Liverpool produced something weak, shapeless and embarrassing. This wasn’t bad luck. This wasn’t a tactical battle. This was a side with no attacking identity whatsoever. Because Liverpool today appeared to have one attacking plan. Give the ball to the 17 year old and hope something happens. That’s it! Possession meanders around harmlessly. Midfield passes go nowhere. The forwards look disconnected. Eventually the ball is pushed wide to the teenager and the entire attack waits for his rescue act. That isn’t clever management. It’s tactical bankruptcy. This decline has been obvious since November. Anyone still clinging to last season’s title as proof Arne Slot must be the right man needs to stop pretending. Football doesn’t run on nostalgia. And when a depleted, dreadful Tottenham side can walk into a match like this at Anfield, and leave with a point without ever looking frightened, the conclusion is unavoidable. Liverpool are garbage, and their manager has no clear way to stop them being so.

@AnythingLFC_ Jayden Danns has never started a game for LFC. So how can too many minutes be a problem for him? More bullshit waffle from Slot.

Arne Slot on Ngumoha: “It's not that we think so far ahead for his career but we have treated him carefully, I have said that before. He cannot be too many days on the pitch because of stress fractures, players at this club have had that, Jayden Danns but Rio can start for us. I said he would get more playing time and we saw that so he is an option to start one of the upcoming three games."

@Corballyred @Craigquinny1875 Player has 12 months left on contract. Has agreed to move to Madrid. Who’s gonna buy him? He’s not going anywhere. He’s just content to wait out the last 12 months and go. If a player has 2.5 - 2 years left on a contract and turns down a new one, then that’s the time to sell.

@Craigquinny1875 You sell a player with 12 months left on his contract if he refuses to sign a new contract, it's not rocket science 👍

Konaté to Real Madrid. Most nailed-on transfer ever. Losing him on a free just 1 yr after Trent on a free = total shambles by the club. £160m talent gone for nothing. Konaté bigger loss than most think. Hughes & Edwards are a shambles—hopefully both are gone when their contracts end in 15 mths 👍

@Tungsten_Tales That excuse is a bit wishy washy!

🧼 Josh Rock has revealed the soap in Antwerp was the reason behind his poor display on the second night on Premier League action in Belgium. "I went to the toilet just before I got up on stage and whatever soap they had, I could just not feel it (the dart) at all." "Now we've got a bit of chalk and wax in my case, it must have been the soap I used because I was just trying to get a grip and it didn't happen." #Darts

@Corballyred Europa League…*chuckle*. Be lucky if we qualify for Confederations Cup!

We need Szoboszlai on a new long-term contract ASAP. Easier to sign him now than convince him to commit long-term to LFC if we're in Europa League next season. Hughes & Edwards have been a shambles on contracts. Szoboszlai walks into any top European side. His free kicks are ridiculous—yesterday's was Roberto Carlos-esque.

@Ivan_Schwakoff No. Why would he want the hassle? Had his time, he’s a legend. Time to find the next Klopp!

Yes or no and a reason why. Would Jurgen Klopp come back to Liverpool?

@LFCTransferRoom Out

In one word, where do you stand: In or Out.

@TheAnfieldWrap I’ve never seen so many players just walking all game. The lack of fitness is criminal. They’re dead on their feet after 60-65 mins. How many second half’s do we have to watch to know this isn’t ever gonna work. It’s like watching the legends team play every week. Slot Out!!

Thoughts on that then?