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  • Everton 2 Liverpool 2 (Feb 12 2025)

    Well that was… eventful. I suppose it was always going to be. The last ever derby at Goodison was never going to end on a whimper, and somehow it always felt unlikely that it would end with us beating them. Life just isn’t like that, even for Evertonians.   Looking back now with the dust having settled, it feels like this was meant to be. They’ve had to eat so much shit for decades that the football gods decided to give them a little break. By football gods I obviously mean PGMOL, as

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  • Alexis: Liverpool is a very special club and I hope to be here for many years to come

    Alexis Mac Allister has signalled his intention to remain at Liverpool for the foreseeable future. The 26 year-old  Argentinian joined the Reds from Brighton at the start of last campaign and in under two seasons has already made 80 appearances.   The prevailing view from Brighton about the pedigree of Mac Allister was that he was the ultimate professional and the type of player that fans would truly fall in love with due to his joyful demeanour and his quest to always improve his game

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    Opposition View: AFC Bournemouth

    The fixture list continues to deliver its challenges in Liverpool’s quest for Premier League glory. In the past we may have thought managers that say there are no easy games were being incredibly diplomatic but it is certainly the case this season.   After having passed searching away tests against Nottingham Forest and Brentford, the start of February sees another significant challenge awaiting the Reds on the road. Bournemouth are currently on a 11 game unbeaten streak in the league

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    Slot: It would be weird if Harvey was happy regarding his playing time this season

    Arne Slot says it is a positive sign that Harvey Elliott is frustrated with his lack of game time this season but it is all part of being part of a squad filled with quality players.   The English U/21 international has only played a full 90 minutes on two occasions this season, both which came in domestic cup competitions.   The most minutes he has played in the league was against West Ham on the 29th of December (16) and 43 league minutes in all, albeit he missed two months

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  • That was the Week that Was (Feb 10-14 2025)

    Monday Feb 10: We would have got City away if we’d won yesterday. Glad we’re out now. We’d probably beat City but we’d have to go much stronger than we’d ideally like in order to do it. Far better to have that weekend off. That doesn’t mean I wanted to go out, I absolutely didn’t, but this is the hand we’ve been dealt and as much as yesterday was shite, I think we’ll be better off in the long run. In other ‘news’ there’s more stuff about how ‘close’ the Saudis were to getting Darwin. G

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    Everton 2 Liverpool 2 (Feb 12 2025)

    Well that was… eventful. I suppose it was always going to be. The last ever derby at Goodison was never going to end on a whimper, and somehow it always felt unlikely that it would end with us beating them. Life just isn’t like that, even for Evertonians.   Looking back now with the dust having settled, it feels like this was meant to be. They’ve had to eat so much shit for decades that the football gods decided to give them a little break. By football gods I obviously mean PGMOL, as

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    Plymouth Argyle 1 Liverpool 0 (Feb 9 2025)

    I can see the positives that can be taken from no longer being in the FA Cup. I’m also conscious of the big picture and that we’re having an incredible season to this point, which is why I don’t want to over-react to this. I’m already reconciled with not being in the FA Cup anymore, and I’d be completely fine with it if I hadn’t actually had to sit through this wretched performance.   If I’d just seen the score and not known anything else about the game, I’d have probably raised an eye

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    That was the Week that Was (Feb 3-7 2025)

    Monday Feb 3:   Fairly quiet transfer window in which Man City spent more than the rest of the league combined. They’re gone legit now though, don’t forget. All that cheating was years ago, they aren’t doing anything dodgy anymore, no sireebob. I’ve seen it suggested that they’re doing their spending now before the punishment comes down on them, but if this is the best they can do then God help them when the punishment does come. Are they actually better now than they were at the begin

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    Liverpool 4 Tottenham 0 (Feb 6 2025)

    Normal service resumed. That defeat at Spurs might be the most shocking of upsets all season. It felt that way at the time, especially because literally no Red I know was remotely worried about the second leg. We were a goal down at half time to a vastly inferior side and we all knew what would happen in the second leg.   Spurs knew too. The way their players were hugging each other in the tunnel before the game wasn’t normal. It wasn’t a “come on lads, let’s do this” kind of hug. It l

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