Liverpool FC (The Reds) | Special Thread

QUICKEST TO 50 LIVERPOOL GOALS
Albert Stubbins: 77

Roger Hunt: 79

Fernando Torres: 85

Ian Rush: 87

Daniel Sturridge: 87

Luis Suarez: 91

John Aldridge: 92

Michael Owen: 93

Robbie Fowler: 94

Kenny Dalglish: 99

Ian St John: 111
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Yep... the "glass boy" seems to be up there amongst the best. Class!
 
Thank you MosDef. Atmosphere ya Anfield is quite amazing, bro!

Nilibahatika kuwaona then kwa sababu nilikuwa shule UK wakati ule (nilikuwa nikisoma pale York about 160KM from Liverpool).

Nahisi misimu hii miwili Klopp akishasajili majembe yake, tutakuwa kwenye level nyingine tofauti kabisa. Naweza kutafuta nauli kwenda Anfield!
 
Klopp on Kolo: “He’s a very, very important player for us, even when he doesn’t play. One of the most impressive people I’ve met."
 
Welcome back Benitez

Dalglish on Benitez: “The benefits of the changes he put in place at that time are still being seen, you only have to look at some of the players in the first team squad to recognise that."
 
Huenda shujaa wa Istanbul atafuta uteja
Siyo mbaya even klopp welcome him with Nice words

"From my point of view, if someone wants to celebrate Rafa Benitez in memory of Istanbul or whatever - he is one of the most successful managers at Liverpool - they are very welcome."

Kikubwa tutamfunga goli chache kutokumshushia heshima
 
Liverpool defender Mamadou Sakho will not feature for the club pending a UEFA investigation into a potential anti-doping violation.

The Press Association reports that the alleged offence relates to the Reds' Europa League second-leg tie at Manchester United and French station RMC has reported that it concerns a "fat-burning" substance.

The Press Association adds that the France international is highly likely to request his B sample be tested, with the deadline for that request set for Tuesday.

Sakho has not been suspended either by the club or UEFA, but the Press Association reports that after discussion between the club's owners Fenway Sports Group, manager Jurgen Klopp and the player himself it was decided the centre-back should not play in the immediate future, even though he is still eligible for Premier League matches and Thursday's Europa League semifinal first leg in Villarreal.

A statement on Liverpool's official website on Saturday read: "Yesterday, Friday April 22 2016, a formal communication was received from UEFA stating that they are investigating a possible anti-doping rule violation by Mamadou Sakho.

"The player will respond to UEFA on the matter.

"The player is currently not subject to any playing suspension. However, the club, in consultation with the player, has decided that while this process is followed the player will not be available for selection for matches.

"There will be no further comment at this time."

Information from the Press Association was used in this report.
 
Masikini Origi dah sturridge nimeona mipila 2 tu ya mafanikiao kipindi chote cha kwanza
 

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