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  1. I got 1st vaccination in May, 2nd in June. Started getting a bit more confident this summer and spent at night at the sister in-laws last week. Fucking cunts (SIL and her daughter) had symptoms for the week prior but said nothing. Now I have it. Had high temp, fever, weird dreams sweats etc. but that has eased now so just left with a bad flu. My wife is clear so I'm isolating in a room for a week and she is dropping food at the door. She is off to work then and I'm left to my own devices for 10 hours. Tuesday to today were fucking long days. Sport should make the weekend a bit easier and I'm allowed back into the wild on Tuesday. The mother in law who is 72 also has it because of the stupid selfish fuckers. She has underlying conditions but has similar symptoms as me thankfully. The vaccine definitely reduces the damage imo. SIL got tested after and was obviously positive but thinks its a load of shite and is at a party tonight. Muppets. I can fully understand people wanting to return to normality but if you have symptoms, get tested. It's free and takes 20 minutes. And if positive, stay the fuck away from the rest of us. Its not difficult.
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  2. Unwritten TLW law - you can’t mention Bellew without posting this gif.
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  3. Saturday Aug 7: Leicester win the Charity Shield. City had a few players missing but so fucking what. When you spend that much one assembling a squad you don’t get the luxury of excuses. I’m made up they lost. It doesn’t mean anything but any time they end up without the trophy in their hands is cause for celebration. Well done Leicester. Not only do City deserve to win nothing, they should have last year’s title stripped from them. Not just for the financial cheating, but for that Peaky Blinders mock up photo they tweeted out. Appalling business. Cringey bastards, they’re just the fucking worst. I expect Villa fans will be fuming at that though, so it’s not all bad I suppose. The really big news today though was Mo winning the pre-season table tennis competition. Three years in a row now. I knew within about 30 seconds of that video starting that Mo was winning it. He had his game face on and he rightly sees himself as the top dog at table tennis. He was never not winning that, he was like Michael Jordan in the playoffs. The video was good fun and I have two main take aways from it. Firstly, Karius was on his phone while everyone else was watching it and cheering people on. I don’t know why, but it annoyed me. I really shouldn’t care as honestly, who gives a fuck, right? I still felt a pang of irritation though. Secondly, I love Robbo. He’s the life and soul of that squad, but I think if I was around him all the time I’d end up just yelling at him “DON’T YOU EVER FUCKING SHUT UP?!?!?” He’s absolutely relentless. Over at the Pit, business is picking up. This is going to be one hell of a fun ride while it lasts. The Blues lost 4-0 at Old Trafford today and some of the travelling blues were signing “you’re just a fat Spanish waiter”. That’s going to get worse with every game they lose, and given how shit that squad is, they’re going to lose plenty. He’s trying to strengthen by signing Rondon and one of the Longstaffs. Why not get Matt Richie and Paul Dummett too? This is going to be fucking great. Sunday Aug 8: L 1 Bilbao 1. Oh fuck. That did not look good for Robbo and now we can only wait and hope the scan results are positive. Good game though and we played well. We should have scored five but it’s a bit rusty in front of goal at the moment which is fine. Get it out of your system now and sharpen up for when the real thing starts. I’d be more worried if we were scoring five or six every pre-season game as it’\d be nailed on that we’d draw a blank at Norwich. Mo hasn’t scored in pre-season but he’s looking really good. Norwich might be on the receiving end of a Suarez style beatdown from him next week. Let’s hope so anyway. Sadio looks to have a bit of a spring in his step again too. Harvey was our best player today and I think it’s significant how much time he’s spent in midfield this pre-season. Not only that, he’s been in the ‘first’ team a lot too. Ox could have played today and Harvey could have been involved tomorrow night instead, but he was out there with most of the lads who will be starting against Norwich. They definitely have plans for him this year and I’m now more convinced than ever we won’t be signing anyone to replace Gini. That starting line up next week is going to be interesting. I didn’t think Virgil would be risked on opening day but now I’m sure he will, otherwise why play him in this one? If Konate is lined up to start then you’d want him out there getting familiar with Joel. He’s not though, he’s in the ‘B’ team tomorrow night. The team at Carrow Road won’t be too different to what we saw today. Fabinho will come in, probably for Elliott, and we will presumably have Kostas in there now unless Robbo makes a miracle recovery. The game will come too soon for Hendo and Thiago, while Bobby needs to earn his spot back. The new ticketing system is a fucking fiasco though and loads of fans couldn’t get in on time so the kick off had to be delayed. I don’t see the point of all this. There was fuck all wrong with the card system we had, it was working great. Now I no longer have a season ticket card, it’s all on my phone, which is shit. What if my battery dies or something happens to the phone? My dad isn’t going anymore which is a good thing because he wouldn’t have a fucking clue about any of this and his phone is pretty basic and wouldn’t be able to use the app anyway. I know the club make allowances for the likes of my dad, but if they hadn’t fucked around with the system they wouldn’t need to. On the transfer front, West Ham are the latest club sniffing around Big Nat. Brighton and Southampton are also interested. This is great. Not because I want to see him leave, but when you think back to a year ago and the only interest was from Swansea in the Championship, and they didn’t follow it up with an acceptable offer, I just love that he’s now in demand from top flight clubs. Good for him, he deserves it the big unassuming hero. Southampton want Ox on loan….. Monday Aug 9: L 3 Ossassuna 1 Fucking hell, that was REALLY good. Considering that was the B team, they were brilliant weren’t they? I didn’t expect that level of performance when I saw the line up but it was great stuff, really exciting, proper Klopp footy. Nice to see Bobby among the goals. I have no idea what to expect from him anymore. He’s not old so his best days shouldn’t be behind him, but there’s been such a drop off over the last couple of years I don’t know if that’s just the way he’s trending now or if he can bounce back. If he does get back to his best then that would be fucking huge for us. If he doesn’t, at least we’re not relying on him so much because we’ve got Jota. Kostas has been looking good lately too and he was boss tonight. We need him to step up and he looks like he’s ready. Owen Beck has had a good pre-season too, he’s getting a lot of praise from Klopp and the senior players. Ben Woodburn has really had a sneaky impressive pre-season hasn’t he? He’s only been getting random minutes here and there to fill in at the end of games but he’s really made the most of it. I hope he gets a decent move but it might be better for him to stay until January and build on this good form in the u23s and maybe the odd cup game. His stock was at its lowest a few weeks ago but he’s done his reputation no harm these last few games so maybe he should stick around if the right offer doesn’t come now. It’s sad the way things have gone for him, especially when you see how Trent has taken off. They came through at the same time but now look at them. World’s apart. Tell you what though, these two games in front of fans at Anfield may have been friendlies but there was more intensity to them than most ‘competitive’ games last season. There’s absolutely no comparison. Empty stadium football is almost like a different sport. The buzz the lads have obviously got from this is really significant, they all just looked really happy to have normality back. The performances in these last two days have definitely had an extra zip compared to what we’ve been seeing. I can’t fucking wait for the first home game now. Some more rumours about us being in for Doku. I was reading about him a few weeks ago when the rumour first re-surfaced. When we brought him over a couple of years back when we were trying to get him to sign, Klopp apparently told him he sees him as Sadio’s successor. He wanted to play first team football now so he didn’t join us, but what has changed since then? He still wouldn’t be playing unless Sadio’s slump continues, which it won’t. I wouldn’t be against us signing him, but surely we need a central player more than another wide option? I don’t know who, but if we added that then I love our chances. I love them anyway, barring any more unforeseen injury issues, but if we replaced Origi with someone that will actually make a contribution then we’d be sound. Tuesday Aug 10: So Messi officially signs for PSG and his wages are obscene. They’ve already spent loads this summer and clearly neither them nor City give a flying fuck anymore. UEFA relaxed FFP which is mental considering almost every club in Europe has financial concerns of some sort. The rules were brought in mostly to stop the likes of City and PSG taking the piss, but now they’ve been given cart blanche to do it when nobody else (Chesea and United apart) has anything to spend. It’s a joke. PSG are blatantly cheating as virtually all of their major sponsors are Qatari companies, just like City are all Abu Dhabi. They’ll sign vastly inflated sponsorship deals to cover the costs of this summer’s spending and no-one will do anything about it. I’ll tell you something here and now though. PSG won’t win the CL this year. They’ll fancy themselves now, with all the superstars, but Neymar and Messi are bottlers and Mbappe shit the bed at the Euros too. I’d back us, City and Chelsea to beat them. Not United though, not unless they change managers midway through the season. You know what I really hate though? This shit is almost being normalised. When PSG and City are signing all these players, the narrative should be that they are only doing this by breaking rules and cheating. No-one ever says it though. I absolutely guarantee if you watch any discussion on Sky for example, when they’re talking about the title race, they’ll just mention about City signing Grealish and how it will or won’t improve them, and that if they get Kane no-one will be able to live with them etc but they’ll say it in a way where it’s just like any other club signing players. They all normalise this shit, which in turn makes it seem more more legitimate. EVERY discussion involving City and PSG should be prefaced with them cheating and how they aren’t playing by the same rules as everyone else. It literally never is though. The only TV pundit I can ever remember who addressed it was Martin Keown during a commentary when he just casually threw something in, and I fucking bet anything you like he was told off afterwards. Wednesday Aug 11: The figure being thrown around for Shaq now is as low as £8m. He’s worth more than that but it’s a Covid market now and prices are going to be lower for unwanted players. If you don’t want to sell, you can ask for a higher figure but you’re not getting big money for deadwood in this market. Should we take £8m for Shaq? I think so, if that’s the best we can get. We need to free up an overseas spot and getting his wages off the books helps too. With Elliott being promoted there’s just no place for Shaq and he’s too good to not play. £8m though, fucking hell the arse has fell out of this market hasn’t it? Although…. £34m for Tammy Abraham? I mean, he’s probably worth that, but you don’t expect an Italian side (in this case Roma) to be handing that kind of cash to English clubs. Usually they plead poverty and ask for loan deals or bargain prices and then they’ll go and splash the cash in the Bundesliga or Ligue One. And for it to be happening now, when no-one else is spending, it seems a little fishy. Chelsea have a history of selling players for massively inflated fees though. Remember all those lads they sold to China for extortionate amounts? Thursday Aug 12: New deal for Virg. Not really anything to add. Glad it’s done, its great for the club, it’s just pretty fucking boring when we’re announcing a new contract every week because our hands our tied in the transfer market until we shift Origi and Shaq. Klopp said “Imagine if we had to buy this boy now”. Er, newsflash boss. It wouldn’t happen. He’d be signing for a Manc team or Chelsea and we’d be talking about how we “have to find different solutions”. Thank fuck we got him when we did, and that we sold Coutinho when we did which allowed us to get Alisson and Fabinho. I’ve been watching a lot of the training videos as well as the friendly games, and I might be reading too much into this but the lads seem really fucking ready for this and seem to have that eye of the tiger thing going on. Having Virgil back helps everyone, but if Sadio is back on it that is massive too. And he looks like he is. Him and Bobby really suffered last season from not having fans in the stadium. I’m not saying that’s why they lost form, but it is why that loss of form continued as long as it did. Fans help players get through those spells and if either of them are struggling this season they’ll be getting their name belted out at Anfield and that helps. He was even talking about how me misses being booed at away grounds because he loves it and it gives him extra motivation. Full stadiums are going to give all the lads a huge shot in the arm. I keep reading and hearing people talking about this season and making predictions, and it’s fucking mental to me how we’re being almost written off. Apparently it’s between City and Chelsea. Why? I’ll tell you why. Grealish and Lukaku. Everyone getting carried away by a big money signing. Here’s something that doesn’t seem to be getting mentioned by hardly anyone in the media. Last season was a complete fucking anomaly and none of it means shit in terms of what will happen this year. There were no fans in stadiums for almost the entire season and that hugely distorts everything. City finished 17 points ahead of us but we lost six home games on the bounce. That would not have happened with fans inside Anfield. How do I know that? Because it was quite literally NEVER happened before. City had an easy ride last year because so many games were like training sessions and that suits them perfectly. As for Chelsea, they’ve got a great squad and now they have a capable manager to go with that and a proven goalscorer. They’ll be strong, but we finished above them last season despite having to play the last dozen games or so with Phillips and Williams / Kabak in defence. Pretty sure we got more points than them after Tuchel arrived too, although I may be wrong there. Doesn’t matter. The point is, people are talking like we’re miles behind them when the last time we had ‘normal’ footy 9ie with fans) we blew them all away and we have basically the same players we had then other than we’ve added Thiago, Jota and Konate while losing Gini. So let them keep writing us off, I reckon we’re about to fucking steamroller everyone again. Us top, City second, Chelsea and United fighting for third and fourth. Friday Aug 13: Messi has unfollowed Barcelona on Instagram. Self absorbed little prick. He’s just as much of a wanker as Ronmaldo is, except Ronaldo is far more up front about who he is. Sick of Messi pretending he’s the good guy. Little wanker. Klopp’s press conference was eventful, not least because of the way he murdered James Pearce for asking whether he’d be signing a replacement for Gini. Fuck me that was harsh. “I’m really interested. Not angry, not annoyed, I’m just interested. Which kind of player should we sign?”. Then Pearce tentatively said “I think a lot of fans would say there’s been a lack of goals from midfield so that would be one element that people might say could be improved” and Klopp’s face was just dripping with disdain. He laughed derisively and then pretended to be deep in thought and said “So we should score more goals from midfield. Ok, yeah, Makes sense”. It was fucking brutal! He then explained why it isn’t about finding players who score more goals, it’s about whether the system allows for that, and basically it doesn’t because the midfield have to do a lot of filling in spaces to prevent counter attacks and cover for the full backs. He’s 100% right too. Most of us would like to see more goals from midfield, but the perfect example of that is actually Wijnaldum. Goalscoring midfielder at Newcastle, goalscoring midfielder for Holland. If he’d never played for us and we were signing him now, he’d be regarded as someone that could add goals to our midfield. He didn’t though, did he? Sure, he popped up and scored massively important goals for us at times, but he wasn’t scoring 12 a season even though he could easily have done so if that was his role. It wasn’t his role, that’s not how our midfield plays. Curtis Jones could score loads too if he was given the licence to do so. But for that to happen the tactical approach would have to change quite a bit and we wouldn’t have Trent and Robbo marauding forward at will. I’d like another midfielder, but it would be to replace Keita. If he’s staying (which he clearly is) then I wouldn’t sign another midfielder because all that does is push Jones and Elliott back down the pecking order. Tell you something else. I’ve had this feeling all week that this will be the year of the Ox. Just to clarify something there, I never usually refer to him as ‘the Ox’ as I’m not my dad or Phil Thompson, who are the only people I know who call him that. I usually just say ‘Ox’, but because I was going with ‘the year of the…’ it had to be that way. Anyway, yeah, like I was saying. I’ve been thinking this week that he’s going to surprise everyone this season and really play a significant part. I’m expecting him to play like he did in the second half of his first season here, before he got that injury. Don’t know why, it’s just a hunch based on what I’ve seen in pre-season where he seems to have had that explosiveness back. With Gini gone, that’s one less player ahead of him in the queue and I’d back him to make more of an impact than Keita. Come on Ox lad, prove me right so I can be all smug about it. On the field tonight Arsenal went the full Arsenal in losing to Brentford. The most damning thing about this is nobody will have been surprised. Absolutely nobody. Except maybe poor little Ty, who was arguing with Carra, Neville and Keane at a fans Q&A thing on sky because he didn’t think they were taking Arsenal seriously enough! Then Arsenal go and lose to a team playing their first ever top flight game. Carra even mentioned him in commentary, which was surreal but also funny as fuck. “My mate Ty is not gonna be happy about this at all”. I’m off to buy some popcorn and settle down to watch some Arsenal Fan TV. Update. Ty was interviewed and the title of his video was “we mustn’t get carried away by one loss”. Of course. ….and that was the week that was.
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  4. 7 points
  5. Not a thing people should be taking the piss about really. It's a nice gesture for the victims family's.
    6 points
  6. You’ve started the thread and then taken all the best ones. I don’t want to play now.
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  7. Did one of those 5k Parkruns today. Dead on 26 mins. Not a great course....really narrow and so hard to get going for first 5 mins or so, literally stuck behind people unable to pass/banged into etc Also a very windey course and through some rough terrain - but a nice little saturday morning blow - first time ran 'competitively' (as muchbas it is) since 2009.
    5 points
  8. Roll on next week, so the same moaning fucks can complain about something.
    5 points
  9. Ah, here we go. The subs bench aint strong enough, they're the wrong subs anyway. The back up left back isnt good enough. The midfield is awful, ad nauseam. Im done with the same old moaners every season, every fucking game. Crack on! A good opening day performance by the boys against the Championship winners in front of their own crowd. 3 goals and a clean sheet, how good is that? Virgil came through his first full game back and looked solid with Matip at the back. Tsimikas had a very good game, a couple of ropey moments and he was unlucky not to score with a sweet drive that Krul managed to smother. He put in some very good corners as well. Ox did well in the Wijnaldum role. Nothing spectacular, just the same as Gini did. Keita, no doubt he'll be panned by many but again, I didnt think he had a bad game. Does need to impose himself on games and make things happen though. Why is it every fucking goal we score is analysed to death? Pukki is having a laugh if he thinks turning and running into van Dijk like that is a foul. There was still plenty of time for Norwich to intercept the ball never mind Liverpool moving it from one end of the field to the other. Might be a fortunate touch by Mo put the ball into space but even so Jota pounced in the box to drive it past Krul for the opener. No tippy tappy there, thank goodness. Joel had a good chance to double the score from an angle when the ball broke to him with Krul spralling on the ground but a Norwich defender managed to block the ball and save Krul's blushes. While the boys might not have had the game by the scruff of the neck, they looked comfortable and Norwich didnt really create anything of note. Marriner was getting on my tits giving Cantwell a free kick every time he went down and looked doe eyed at him. I reckon this lad will be Grealish mark 2 for getting free kicks for fuck all. Jurgen brought on Fab and Bobby just after the hour to make a mockery of claims about the subs bench and lack of game changers. Goal number 2 started in our own box with a ball out by Tsimikas. A break down the left and a ball back across the box gave Bobby an opportunity to beat Krul to make it 2-0. He did and we got to see Bobby's smile again. Mo finished off the scoring with a fierce left foot drive from the edge of the box off a Tsimikas corner that gave Krul no chance. Harvey Elliott got on for the last 10 minutes or so. He looks a confident lad. Showed some bright touches in his cameo and Im sure Jurgen will use him wisely. The last 5 to 10 minutes, the boys got a little slack at the back. I dont know if it was tiredness creeping in due to both Matip and van Dijk missing so many games, the fact we were 3-0 up or Norwich throwing everything at us to get a goal back. A mad scramble in the 6 yard box and it looked certain they'd pull one back but a smart save by Alli, a block then managing to palm the ball away maintained the clean sheet. Im right up for the Burnley game now, cant wait even though it's a 12:30 kick off!
    5 points
  10. Take heed from Arsenal’s foolishness. Crush them. Let the burghers of Fenland and their sister-wives taste despair where there had once been hope.
    5 points
  11. That went pretty much as I envisaged. We were away from home against a team that had a full house for the first time in about 18 months, so we had to expect that Norwich would look to give it a go. Looking at what has happened in the other games so far, the home crowds have generally lifted the players. We saw much the same ourselves when we had our largest crowds in 18 months for the two friendly games at Anfield last weekend. Look how much of a spring in their step it gave our players. We never really got out of second gear but every time we stepped it up a notch, we made something happen. We were patient and wore Norwich down. We made light of officiating that rewarded Norwich's players for hitting the deck at every turn (Cantwell especially). Put simply, we did what we had to do, and that is basically what we have done every week for the past 3 years. Klopp puts great store in his pre-season preparations, and he wants his players to be in tip-top shape. Because some of the players are new to the club (Ib) and others haven't had much of a pre-season (Hendo, Thiago), it makes perfect sense for him to pick the ones who are more up to speed fitness-wise and in terms of understanding his system, even if it means the team isn't the strongest on paper. Three goals, three points and a clean sheet. Job done and on to next week.
    4 points
  12. Bobby playing like he has just stepped out of the shower and last season was all a dream
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  13. He's just seen the state of our midfield.
    4 points
  14. Keita has has own chair and personalised beer glass in the Last Chance Saloon.
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  15. 4 points
  16. Is it not possible to think this bloke was a horrible evil cunt and that he had serious mental health issues?
    4 points
  17. The new season be'eth upon us, and with it comes a new challenge. Was last season a mere blip caused by a chronic spate of injuries in key positions, or was it the first real sign that this group of players is in need of an overhaul and that the squad needs to be refreshed and evolved? Of course you don't want to rule out the former, but you cannot rule out the possibility of the latter either. To that end, my contributions to the match threads will be a combination of elements that worked brilliantly in the past, plus some new ideas to keep things fresh. With that being said: Intensity. Toughness. Obduracy. Urgency. Graft. Honesty. Talent. Incision. Temerity. Accuracy. Work-rate. Awesomeness. Power. Usefulness. Drive. Determination. Yearning. Tenacity. Audacity. Technique. I don't ask for much. The last time we played at Carrow Road in February 2020, we put in a performance that earned the 3 points, but it was far from our best display. We struggled to open up a Norwich defence that was starting to leak goals regularly. We stuck at it and Sadio bagged the only goal in the second half to keep our tremendous winning run going. The game from yesteryear that is worth a revisit is the 5-3 from February 1980. Just like 40 years later, we would go on to win the league after winning at Carrow Road in February. Kenny and Case scored a goal apiece, and Davie Fairclough bagged himself a hat-trick, but the game is best remembered for Justin Fashanu's brilliant turn and volley from the edge of the area that flew past Clem. It was voted MOTD's goal of the season. The movei atop the box office in February 1980 was John Carpenter's horror/thriller The Fog. I've seen it but can barely remember it, and Carpenter has directed films either side of it that are far better. The quality of his mid-70s to mid-80s run of films is testament to his ability to make hay with small budgets. Visually creative and capable of weaving it into an entertaining story. We need to go into the opening game clear-headed and with the sort of purpose that has characterised the vast majority of the boss' tenure, in order to avoid a horror show. The players have looked very much up-for-it in these recent friendlies, but friendlies are a very different beast to a competitive game that has 3 points at stake. We know we can do the business, but do the business we must do.
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  18. Ever notice how the world is a better place with Fabinho in our midfield?
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  19. I’ve had more contact from Rita Ora, you cheeky little cunt.
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  20. Cantwell giving Grealish a run for his money on the sitting on your arse during a football match stat.
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  21. Dyed my daughters hair and nailed the best plait I’ve ever done, all with zero outside assistance. Gets no more “man” than that.
    3 points
  22. It’s true that we have 20x more fans than them.
    3 points
  23. 0-0 and a fuckload of red cards and injuries please. Fuck them both.
    3 points
  24. Fuck this horrible, evil cunt. And, honestly, fuck anybody blaming this on mental health or bullying.
    3 points
  25. They say an image is worth a 1000 words. Never was that more pertinent than the moment that Alisson pointed to the heavens after scoring the winning goal against West Brom. While the three points claimed in such an improbable and dramatic fashion were a major catalyst in Liverpool’s quest for a top four finish, it meant so much more than that. The goalkeeper was a individual deep in grief after the tragic and sudden loss of his father in his homeland of Brazil in late February. In normal circumstances, Alisson would have immediately headed home to pay his respects, but because of the COVID-19 pandemic ravaging the world that was not a feasible option. Finally in June, the 28 year-old headed home and he did so in the knowledge that he is just one person going through this tragic part of life. The Mirror reported Alisson as saying: “It was really, really difficult. But I know I am not alone in this kind of feeling. “I believe a lot of people are going through the same thing because of the situation of the world. I have many friends who lost their friends or their grandparents because of the Covid.” While being an exceptionally difficult moment to come to deal with, The Brazilian was exceptionally grateful to grieve with his loved ones. “Being there seeing my mother, seeing my brother, seeing my grandmother, everybody. It was an emotional moment of course, but it was good. It was a relief for my soul, for my mind. “It was really needed from my side and my family’s side. I went to my farm where me and my father spent a lot of time together. It was emotional but it was good for me. It was not something bad you know. “I will always miss my father. I will always miss the moments we had together as a family. He was always there. It was two years since I went to my hometown, a long, long time. It was good to be there, to see how my family is in this and they help each other.” The deeply spiritual Brazilian says that he knows that there is someone looking after him and giving him strength to fill his role for the club he loves. And he is forever grateful for the support of his teammates, coaches and supporters. “I really feel that God is giving me the power, the strength to keep on going with everything. “The love of the club – and the football community – is something I will never forget. It was kind of a surprise - in a good way - to me to see how many people were feeling something about me, about this moment. “My family, we felt really loved by everyone. It gives you a warm hug in that moment…." The custodian has repaid the faith of the club in spades when they signed him from Roma in July 2018 for a then record of £65 million which was surpassed a few weeks later by Kepa Arrizabalaga at Chelsea. In this off-season, Alisson signed a new six-year deal in a clear sign that Liverpool is the place that he wants to remain in his prime years. “I didn’t want to go anywhere else. Neither me nor my family. The trust I have in this club to be fighting for big things and I want to help my teammates in this club to push for those goals, to keep on going and winning things, winning titles." And speaking about ‘that iconic moment’, Alisson said he was asked about it wherever he went in his homeland, even by his esteemed footballing contemporaries. “In Brazil, everyone I spoke to… within two minutes they were always mentioning the goal! It was something amazing, even more special because we qualified for the Champions League for this season. “Yes, even Neymar spoke about it. Everybody! They were all so excited about it! I played in training at the Copa America up front. We had a session when we were just having fun. “So I went up front and I scored some goals! For me, it wasn’t a surprise! But it was nice to hear what people thought about it.” View full article
    3 points
  26. “Now this looks like a job for me So everybody, just fuck Chuck D 'Cause we need a little more empathy 'So get your shots of the Big V”
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  27. Nah, simply an evil and twisted sick cunt killing a 3 year old girl.
    3 points
  28. Matip is great. He has everything. Even quick forwards can't get by him because his legs are so long, he just stretches and gets a toe on the ball. He also has the nicest swerve on his passes you'll see.
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  29. I can't believe we have to "rely" on shite like Tsimikas, Oxlade, Keita, Milner, and Elliott, and I demand we buy another left back and 3 new midfielders before the 1st September. Maybe then we'll be able to win some football games with a bit more conviction.
    2 points
  30. Karen (null and void the season) Carney ...I never forget the cunts who called for that
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  31. How great is it to see Virg back there spraying balls around at will.
    2 points
  32. Must have had them pecked out by birds if he thinks Naby Keita is going to make it here.
    2 points
  33. If Brendan O’Neill isn’t sweatily penning an article blaming feminism for this atrocity as we speak, I will eat one of Babb’s hats.
    2 points
  34. Forum spats always remind me of this...
    2 points
  35. ...I'm half crazy receiving a neg from you. You haven't won me over, I love John and Linda too. They see you from their super yacht hunt being a shithouse cunt.
    2 points



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