Skrtel Milk

What pisses me off is his shirt number. 66. What the fuck is that?

The 39 people killed were 32 Italians, four belgians, two french and one frrom Northern Ireland.

Last season:

I suspect Neville's happy every time he's covering a Liverpool game. The only thing he hates about it is being reminded of who our manager is. He absolutely loves Klopp. He's like a little school girl every time Jürgen goes near him.

Sorry if already posted:

It was a response to Section's first line. Forgot to quote. It just seemed a bit conclusive this early. I hope all three of them shows themselves to be bargains.

IMO Keita (£52M), Fabinho (£44M) and Chamberlain (£35M) still have a lot to prove. We know Chamberlain is a quality player on form, but time will tell if his fee was worth it, in relations to his horrific history of injuries. With Fabinho, the signs are good. Keita haven't done anything of note yet.

Try not to cry...

Goal and celebration from different angles

Found this gem. Neeson vs Lucas.

13 Alisson Becker 66 Trent Alexander-Arnold 32 Joël Matip 4 Virgil van Dijk 26 Andy Robertson 5 Georginio Wijnaldum 7 James Milner 20 Adam Lallana 10 Sadio Mané 11 Mohamed Salah 15 Daniel Sturridge SUBS: 22 Simon Mignolet 18 Alberto Moreno 12 Joe Gomez 3 Fabinho 8 Naby Keita 9 Roberto Firmino 27 Divock Origi

Heartbreaking watching Andy Tate's expectations of Jose two years ago: When Andy Tate met Jose:

Nobody's getting shot. And what's the example? We lost to Chelsea. A team with world class players. If Sturridge's shot goes in with 10 minutes to go, we're 2-0 up. These things happens. My point is; it seems what you're saying is that we are a bad cup side. It sounds like we've never even near the trophies and it's a continuing problem. For the last four seasons we've been to three finals and we've been knocked out of three semi's. Those are not bad numbers. Our problem is the mentality on the last day when it matters the most. We are a good cup side with too many players who don't know how to win finals. If I've misinterpreted your post, feel free to gun me down.

The internet says 'unknown' and no photo available.

It is a thread about Mourinho. People will publish stuff he says in this thread. Funny monologues, double standards etc. People who can't stand ANYTHING about him should not enter this thread.

"The other clubs who compete with us are really strong and already have fantastic teams. Or they are investing massively like Liverpool, who are buying everything and everybody. If we don't make our team better it will be a difficult season for us. I think if you have the money, if you invest well, it's better than to have it in the bank, because the interest rates are very low," he said. "The problem is you have to invest well and, honestly, I think [Liverpool] did very well, because every player they bought are quality players and I'm happy for them." https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/manchester-united-boss-jose-mourinho-14994366

300 million from 13/14 season. 6 year deal. Can't find any news about an extention. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2940817/Liverpool-set-financial-boost-announcing-New-Balance-kit-supplier-deal-worth-25million-year.html

Liverpool consider offloading Loris Karius and Simon Mignolet before summer transfer window closes Liverpool could offload goalkeepers Loris Karius and Simon Mignolet before the transfer window closes, after the £65 million signing of Alisson. Karius is emerging as a target for Bundesliga club Bayer Leverkusen while Barcelona and Besiktas are showing interest in Mignolet, the Belgium international. Jurgen Klopp is open to the prospect of selling both goalkeepers after the arrival of Alisson from Roma, with rookie keepers Kamil Grabara and Caoimhin Kelleher also understood to have impressed the Liverpool manager in pre-season. Karius is considering his future after the arrival of Alisson, the Brazil international, and there are concerns over the psychological impact of the Champions League final against Real Madrid. The German endured a nightmare evening, committing two high-profile errors, and while Karius was later diagnosed with concussion, there remain doubts over whether he can recover from the showpiece in Kiev. Bayer Leverkusen sold Bernd Leno to Arsenal last month and are searching for a new goalkeeper, with Karius understood to be on their list of targets. Mignolet is also attracting interest and Liverpool will demand a fee of around £12m for the 30-year-old, who was withdrawn from the club's training camp in France. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2018/07/31/liverpool-consider-offloading-loris-karius-simon-mignolet-summer/

3-0 Blackburn

Everton are awful here. No commentary. Just stadium sound. Brilliant concept. Love it.