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Wow just wow What football we played. Movement, quick feet, exceptional runs. Pass and move #LFC Have you ever seen anything more beautiful?

We've seen that one before, Virgil 👀

All of them

View from Liverpool across the Wirral Peninsula.

Similar story here. Took my grandson. He laughed when the goal was disallowed, laughed in injury time. He came out and just said, Grandad, thank fuck you’re a red, couldn’t be doing watching that Blueshite every week. Age 12 months. Genius

🕒 Saturday: @LFC v Crystal Palace. ⚠️ Show FSG The Yellow Card 1️⃣3️⃣ Raise your yellow card on the 13th minute ❌Tell them: Enough Is Enough – *NO* to THREE YEARS of price rises 🟨Pick one up outside Anfield before the match.

GET BEHIND THIS. RETWEET, AND SEND TO FRIENDS AND FAMILY ON WHATSAPP. IF YOU TAKE ONE, PLEASE RAISE IT ON 13TH MINUTE. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.

Solidarity 🔴 🔵 #StopExploitingLoyalty

Everyone needs to get behind this. They reckon it’s “some fans.” We need to show them different. People are already talking about walking in late, walking out early. This is step one. 🟨 13th minute. Yellow cards up. If this lands, we go bigger at Chelsea.

🚨🗣️ Andy Robertson: “When I got selected yesterday, I spoke to Mo Salah and said: ‘Let’s enjoy it. It’s our last Merseyside Derby. We’ve had so many great memories, some tough ones too, but not many. I’ll really miss these games.’” 🥹❤️

A Royal Salah-ute to the Egyptian King - he came to Anfield, conquered hearts, shattered records, and gave Liverpool fans memories that will echo forever. The King may leave at the end of the season, but his legacy will never walk alone. 👑❤️

Sometimes a club has to understand the local fans not just corporate ones

- On the Left Liverpool Celebrating being Champions - On the Right Everton Celebrating playing Liverpool

🇩🇪🗣️ Jürgen Klinsmann: “There were 70,000 people in the stadium and Maradona stepped onto the field. We were warming up seriously. While ‘Live Is Life’ was playing, Maradona started juggling the ball. We stopped warming up, because there was nothing else we could do but watch him.”

Diogo Jota's final goal for Liverpool was a Derby day winner against Everton. ❤️🕊️ Forever in our hearts amigo… ❤️🫀

At 93 years old, Gene Kranz — the legendary flight director who helped save Apollo 13 — has just watched astronauts return to the Moon. The experience, he says, made him feel young again. Kranz was one of the most pivotal figures of the Apollo program, serving as flight director for seven missions, including the historic Apollo 11 landing and the life-or-death drama of Apollo 13. More than five decades later, he witnessed the Artemis II mission send astronauts on a journey back toward the Moon. The moment clearly moved him deeply. Seeing the crisp new images of the lunar surface, Kranz said it “took me back,” reigniting the same excitement he felt as a 34-year-old during the original Moon landings. Now, at 93, watching a new generation of explorers head into space made it feel as though the story was beginning all over again. What makes his reaction so powerful is the extraordinary span of time it represents. Kranz was present at the dawn of America’s space age. He guided crews through the most dangerous and intense years of lunar exploration using the primitive technology of the 1960s and 1970s. Now, more than half a century later, he is watching humanity return with vastly superior spacecraft, stunning high-resolution imagery, and renewed ambition. He noted how impressive today’s visuals are, remarking that if the Apollo teams had access to such technology, they could have supported astronauts on the lunar surface far more effectively. Back then, they achieved miracles with limited tools. Today, the technology is finally catching up to the dream. Kranz also sees Artemis as proof that America is back on track — that the Moon is once again becoming the gateway to something greater: not just fleeting visits, but the foundation for a sustained human presence beyond Earth. For a man who helped write the first chapter of lunar exploration, witnessing the next chapter is far more than nostalgia. It is history coming full circle.

Spent the morning doing a signing a Kevin Keegans house , glad to report he’s doing very well .

18/04/1987: 39 years ago today, In a 3–0 home win over Nottingham Forest, the legendary Kenny Dalglish scored the final goal of his remarkable playing career for the Reds.