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Montage of Sea Grey winning at @ChesterRaces 13.07.24 @donaldmccain

@shane42530672 @racingblogger First st has had 4 wins opps

@racingblogger First street and Bo Zenith

your missing the point AGAIN. He’s leaving for £0 and costing the club at least £30-£40m in an initial purchase for a replacement plus anything else on top that we could and should have received in a transfer. He’s betrayed the club and fan loyalty by stitching the club up. If you can’t see that then don’t comment. People from the city don’t stiff their own. Unless your one of us you won’t understand so bore off

All this stuff about Trent Alexander-Arnold walking alone, it’s ridiculous. Yes, hell hath no fury like a fan spurned but some perspective is needed. Don’t be angry that Trent leaves, be thankful for the time together, the memories shared, the trophies won, the road traveled together. Madrid. Wembley. All over. Don’t berate a renowned player with such venom that potential recruits are wary of coming to Liverpool. Don’t give rival fans the chance to slate your treatment of a player. However painful, be respectful. Be proud that a local kid your club nurtured has blossomed into one of the best footballers on the planet. Show Liverpool’s best traits. Support. Fans stay, professionals move, it’s nothing new. Trent loves Liverpool personally but professionally he has to make career choices. He’s 26. He’s been offered the opportunity to play for the biggest club in the world in Real Madrid. He’s not joining a domestic rival. He’s going abroad, to an unbelievable stadium, city and club. He’s going to a place as obsessed with the European Cup as Liverpool, perhaps even more so. He’s going to be playing with his mate Jude and with fabulous talent like Mbappe, Vinicius Jr. He’ll probably prefer playing with Vinicius Jr than against him. He’ll be seeing more of the ball and spraying even more of those famous passes around. Especially if Xabi Alonso comes in as coach. Trent has earned this chance. Liverpool fans will be angry, frustrated, feeling let down. But Trent couldn’t have revealed his intentions before. He focused on the 20, on being ready to come on and score a sublime, very difficult and hugely important goal as the strike against Leicester City. He’s been respectful and today’s statement is full of respect. So wish him well, however tough that may be. He’s represented Liverpool well, the Scouser in the team. Now he will be the Scouser in the Real Madrid team. What an advertisement for Liverpool’s academy, for Liverpool as a club developing such gems of players and people. Remember how much he’s done for the community, food-banks, helping out those disadvantaged, giving another chance for those released by academies. He’s got a moral compass. Liverpool’s history is about the celebration of players and also that some leave at their peak. Kevin Keegan did. Like Trent, went to Europe for a new challenge. Kenny Dalglish came in to Liverpool and the good times continued to roll. Promptly scored the winner in the European Cup final. Adios, Trent. Hello, Conor Bradley. No player is bigger than the club. And it’s not like Trent is leaving Liverpool in the lurch. They have a brilliant new manager, have just won the title, have a superb recruitment operation and will doubtless strengthen in the summer.  Trent leaves with a clear conscience and a crammed medal cabinet. Premier League twice, Champions League, FA Cup, League Cup. Yes, he goes without Liverpool recouping a fee, and that’s an undeniable frustration. He’s run down his contract. But he never cost them a fee. Yes, he received expert coaching in the academy and been well-paid as a first-teamer. And he’s paid them back with 23 goals and 86 assists in 352 games. His legacy at Liverpool should be lauded. Trent shouldn’t be made to feel he now walks alone. Liverpool are bigger than that. #LFC

bro crashed his Porsche GT3 RS just 3 hours after leaving the dealership 😭

@LFCTransferRoom @LewisSteele_ He scored in the Final?

🚨𝗡𝗘𝗪: I am told his [Chiesa’s] performance at Plymouth in the FA Cup exit really concerned the coaching staff. It was not good enough and that set him back somewhat, @LewisSteele_.

@racingblogger That’s 4 losing bets today then 🙄

I've lumped on Arsenal boys!!! 🚨

@talkSPORT @Ladbrokes Liverpool living in his head rent free

😂 “Congratulations on surpassing Blackburn and Leicester!” 👀 “The challenge for them now is to go on and add more trophies” 😅 Alex Crook’s cheeky jibe at title winners Liverpool 🤝 With @Ladbrokes #Ad 📺 Watch: youtu.be/t3iHNZAaoeE

@EddieHearn The People’s Champion?

@markgoldbridge It’s fancy dress up as an empty seat night

Why so many empty seats at City? Is this not a massive game in their season

@beINSPORTS_EN @richardajkeys @MCATEER4 Based on those comments apart from Liverpool and Arsenal for a couple of years the Prem would have been boring when City dominated then?

🤔 Who has challenged Liverpool this season? Heated debate between @richardajkeys, Andy Gray & @MCATEER4 👀 #beINPL #LFC

@F0reverEvert0n He picked his targets more than anyone

🗣️ DUNCAN FERGUSON ON STEVEN GERRARD: "Steven is one player I never liked. He targeted smaller players on the pitch. Let's be honest, if he had of stamped on me, he would have arrived at LA Galaxy spread across several suitcases. Seriously, I hate weasels. People like Roy Keane and Makélélé could mix it with the toughest. They are proper men. For me, he was just a good player who received far too much credit." Bloody love Dunc 💙

Probably because the test if jumping has gone, reduced fields, the domination of the Irish trainers and owners and the type of horse who runs in the race is totally different. It’s all geared up for the wrong people now. It’s all about the prize money for the trainers who monopolise the sport.

🚨 ITV Racing Grand National viewing figures since 2017: 👇 • 2025 - 5.2m • 2024 - 6.1m • 2023 - 7.5m • 2022 - 7.5m • 2021 - 8.8m • 2019 - 9.6m • 2018 - 8.5m • 2017 - 8.2m A drop from 8.8m to 5.2m in five years. What do you put the decline down to? 👀

@itvracing @SamanthaQuek @sevenbarrows @olibellracing If your looking for syndicate members for any of your foals when they go racing we would love to be involved 👍

❤️ DREAMS DO COME TRUE! ❤️ When Nicky met Samantha.... #ITVRacing | #GrandNational | @SamanthaQuek | @sevenbarrows | @olibellracing

Lovely trip to @Willowwoodstud today to see this cheeky little lady out of our prolific mare ‘See the sea’ who won 10 races for us including setting 2 course records! If she’s half as good as mum we’ll be happy! 🤩

@DamienC43222267 @henrywinter No he wouldn’t. It’s all about greed. Most fans are gutted not because he’s leaving, but that we won’t get 1p for him. That’s the real sickner and would of helped the club have a decent war chest come the summer transfer window

@mark_racing @henrywinter Yea but we could've offered him like 400k/wk to stay and he'd've still turned us down only to take 200k/wk off Madrid... I just get the feeling he really wanted a change and Madrid was the perfect ticket out... any other club I think he'd've turned them down but not Real

Liverpool Football Club are bigger than any player. They have lost elite players before and carried on. Keegan leaves, Dalglish arrives, the trophies continue. When a player leaves, it opens an opportunity for another, either promoted from within or expertly recruited. Liverpool are very good at player development and player recruitment. Conor Bradley is still only 21, and obviously not yet in Trent Alexander-Arnold’s class, especially passing, but he showed his talent against, amongst others, Chelsea in Jan 2021 (one goal, two assists) and against Real Madrid’s Kylian Mbappe (that tackle). Bradley’s unfazed by occasion or opposition. He invariably steps up whenever stepping in for Alexander-Arnold. Alexander-Arnold is being criticised by some Liverpool fans not only for the decision, barring a late U-turn to join Real this summer, but for the manner of the process behind his exit. The free transfer, the silence. There’s very rarely a smooth, seamless, accepted way to leave a club. Show me the acrimony. Fans feel let down, spurned. But it needs recording and remembering that Alexander-Arnold has played well this season even with all the distraction of Real’s interest. Now 26, he’s given so much to Liverpool over a decade. And he’ll leave, having contributed to Liverpool being champions again. Just as he contributed to their previous title success. To their Champions League success. To their FA Cup and EFL Cup success. Alexander-Arnold has represented his boyhood love with skill, boldness, pride and passion on 349 occasions, scoring 22 times and assisting 86 goals. He's contributed fully. He’s also represented the Club well off the field, committed to local community initiatives. Liverpool are a great club, on the up under Arne Slot, but Alexander-Arnold will be joining the biggest club in the world. The lure of Real Madrid is obvious. Bernabeu, his mate Bellingham, Mbappe, Vinicius Jr, Ancelotti, possibly Xabi Alonso next, their need for a younger right-back with Dani Carvajal 33. As Alexander-Arnold gets on with his career at Real, Liverpool will get on with next season - their 134th. A few tears will be shed, a few angry words will be unleashed but life will go on. #LFC

@DamienC43222267 @henrywinter Not bothered about money? It’s all about money 🙄

@mark_racing @henrywinter But that's not on him and it's not Trent's problem... he's honoured his contract he's allowed to leave on a Bosman and get whatever financial package he likes I personally think he's not bothered about money as long as he can live pretty comfortably this was all about a new start

@DamienC43222267 @henrywinter Not really. He’s been paid a handsome wages to carry out his profession. He’s leaving the club with £100m+ hole which with PSR would have massively helped with any funds recouped being full profit.

@mark_racing @henrywinter He's earnt the right... he's fulfilled his contract he should be able to leave on a free transfer and get a large signing on bonus he deserves it for all the effort goals assists he's put in for us he's been at the club since he was 6 and who knows 1 day he might come back 😀😀

@talkSPORT Most LFC fans won’t be arsed he’s leaving. It’s more the fact his greed in leaving on a free and his boyhood club receiving nothing back. Best of luck to him but as a club we replace him and move on.

"Fortunate to be getting a move to Real Madrid!" 👀 Simon Jordan reacts to Trent Alexander-Arnold agreeing to join Real Madrid! #LFC #Liverpool #RealMadrid #HalaMadrid

@petercrouch @LFCFoundation Absolute legend and one of the most honest pro’s to play for LFC. Thecroof nearly came off when he scored (twice)

Never thought I’d have this feeling again! Thank you @LFCFoundation

@LFCUNLOCKED No

Is Luis Garcia a club legend?