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The stain on Sturridges shirt was tiger balm (or something like that). Remember a few Arsenal players used it loads back in the days.

Oh well....

"Roberto Martinez hails Everton's 'sensational' Tom Cleverley “I think you do not have a better English player. Technically, he is as good as you get. The way he executes, how he reads the game, for me he is one of the most sensational you are going to see in Premier League history. (!!!) “I wouldn’t sell him for any money in the current market. I want to see him go from strength to strength because I know there is so much more to come.” Store here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/everton/12145449/Roberto-Martinez-hails-Evertons-sensational-Tom-Cleverley.html

No Klopp at Anfield today. Tony Barrett ‏@TonyBarretTimes 4m4 minutes ago Jurgen Klopp to miss Liverpool v Sunderland after suffering an appendicitis.

A longer version of the Lambert interview (18 minutes):

Oh my fucking GOD!

These are up for grabs! And by grabs I mean 5,6 or 7! Come on!!!!

Scott Dann starts at centre back for Palace tonight. He´s a Liverpool season ticket holder, and the first game he went to was the 9-0 win against Palace.

Repped for still calling it the North Stand

From liverpoolfc.com: http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/161747-lfc-reveal-stadium-expansion-vision Liverpool Football Club has unveiled its stadium expansion plans with detailed proposals for the expansion of its Main Stand and outline proposals for expansion of its Anfield Road Stand. Public consultation and exhibitions on the proposals are scheduled for this week and LFC is asking for residents, fans and local businesses to give their views as part of its planning application which the club expects to submit in the summer. The exhibition shows the detailed design proposals for the redevelopment of the Main Stand which could add an additional 8,500 seats taking the Main Stand capacity to nearly 21,000 and overall Anfield capacity to around 54,000. Incorporating the iconic club crest into the proposed Main Stand's exterior elevation, the scheme will also include a two-storey podium and a carefully designed cloister which will become the new home for the Hillsborough Memorial. The Main Stand will open onto a wide public concourse which will link the stadium into the wider Anfield area. The outline proposals for the Anfield Road Stand provide for an increase in its capacity of around 4,800 seats. In October 2012, Liverpool City Council announced its plans to transform the Anfield area with a comprehensive regeneration plan. LFC committed to working with the City Council and Your Housing Group in support of their delivery of the regeneration plan and also confirmed its preference was to expand Anfield stadium. Ian Ayre, Liverpool FC managing director, said: "As part of our proposed stadium redevelopment project, we have unveiled the detail of our ambitious plans for an expanded Main Stand and Anfield Road stand and are embarking on a consultation process which will shape and inform our planning application. "In order to move forward with our expansion plans we need to have certainty that we can navigate the complex planning process and secure the support of the community, local home owners, businesses and other key stakeholders. This consultation exercise is an important part of this process. "We started this journey just over 18 months ago and a lot of work has already been done, there is still an incredible amount to do, but good progress has been made so far and we are proud to be able to unveil our plans." Liverpool City Council has confirmed that negotiations with property owners are progressing well and all parties are close to agreement but there are still details to be finalised. Following this consultation process, Liverpool FC expects to refine its plans and submit a planning application to the City Council during the summer. If consent is granted, construction work on the proposed Main Stand could begin early next year and it could be complete in time for the 2016-17 season.

Daniel Taylor ‏@DTguardian 1m Jose Mourinho going with a bang. Angry with scheduling of #LFC v #CFC match on Sunday and his preference will be to play B-team at Anfield

He's gone! -------------- David Moyes is facing the sack as Manchester United manager with the club’s owners, the Glazer family, preparing to call time on the Scot’s disastrous tenure at Old Trafford. Just 11 months after being handed a six-year contract as Sir Alex Ferguson’s hand-picked successor at United, Moyes is understood to have lost the backing of the Glazers and senior executives at the club, with Sunday’s 2-0 defeat at Everton proving the final straw. The 50-year-old’s reign could end before Saturday’s Old Trafford encounter with Norwich City if he chooses to seek assurances over his future which executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward is unlikely to be able to offer. The backroom staff appointed by Moyes in place of Ferguson’s coaches Mike Phelan and Rene Meulensteen are also likely to be moved on, with Steve Round, Jimmy Lumsden and Phil Neville having struggled to earn the respect and backing of the players. The future of Chris Woods, who has overseen a marked improvement in the form of David de Gea as goalkeeping coach, is uncertain. --------------------- http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/manchester-united/10777985/David-Moyes-to-be-sacked-as-Manchester-United-manager-after-losing-support-of-the-clubs-Glazer-family-owners.html

"We go Norwich, exactly the same!"...literally... Puh!

So, these pictures are doing the rounds on Twitter now - apparently emailed architect images of New Anfield. "From the content of the email the date for the planning application was seen as the 28th or 29th of April which also coincide with a number of recent media reports." Could this be the real deal?