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Lloris off his line for the pen as well. Good.

Just fuck VAR off entirely and let them play football, for fuck's sake.

Now another dive, by Sterling.

It's a dive by Aguero.

Come on Mourinho, you horrible eye-gouging cunt, do something useful for once in your life.

God forbid. But if it does happen in the near future, those in charge of acquisitions seem to have a pretty good track record. With recent success, and Klopp's contract extension, I'd say that puts the club in a strong position to deal with any departure.

It out-Evertons Everton. And that takes some doing.

Someone needs to tell Traore he's not Lionel Messi. Why is he playing in mid-field?

Rode the luck early on. But as mentioned, there's a sense that even had So'ton scored, it wouldn't have mattered in the long run. They'd've had to keep up that effort for 90 minutes, and I don't think they could have done it. LFC are just too good, too fit, and too relentless.

He's as good as any attacking player in the Prem, for me. And he's working as hard as anyone in the squad bar perhaps Henderson. And has been for a while now.

Best of luck.

Might Shrewsbury have agreed to the reduced price to allow as many of their supporters as possible to attend? Or would they sell their allotment whatever the price?

The bottom 16 teams in the Prem have less than half LFC's points total.

Sophia ftw, whoever the competition.

A litre or so. Plus 2 or 3 litres of tea, half litre of coffee.

Trying to limit it to those that are all about bank robbers. Bonnie and Clyde The Killers The Silent Partner The Town Heat "The Silent Partner" is a great movie about a bank robber (Christopher Plummer) and a bank teller (Elliot Gould) who play cat-and-mouse games after a robbery at the latter's bank.

I'd've married the poster.

Candy Davis: "Miss Belfridge" on "Are You Being Served?"

Love helicopters--if there were one warming up out front I'd hop in without a second thought. Sad news, of course. RIP

#cuphalfemptyhad

Ironically, that's one of the things that makes Klopp such a great manager, and this LFC such a great team. Despite finishing second in the Prem with 97 points and winning the CL, he wasn't afraid to change things up. And he's recruited players versatile enough to do it.

veni vidi vendi

Pitch seems appropriate for bog-standard United.

Wa*k like an Egyptian.

If I had anyone around me who wanted an answer, I suppose I'd go looking for stats showing the amount of money the Prem is spending on players, as opposed to the other European leagues. Look at prices paid for players leaving the Prem vs arriving. Look at the league with the most CL-winning managers and total CL wins by all managers, etc. Things like that.