Liverpool FC (The Reds) | Special Thread

Liverpool FC (The Reds) | Special Thread

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Livepool HALISI tumuombee baba yake Keeper Alisson apatikane akiwa hai
 
Hii timu ikifungwa huwezi ona viingereza vyao uchwaraaa

Wote wanaugulia maumivu huko ,!

Mpaka miaka 30 mingine ndio mtarudi kwenye huu uzi ..!
 
Nyie endeleeni kutegea wachezaji wanaoshuka daraja aafu mtegmee consistency mwaka baada ya mwaka.

Ona mshindani wetu...

Over the past years, City have spent almost an eye-watering £2billion on the world's best players, with billionaire Sheikh Mansour playing a huge part after buying the club in 2008.

Since Guardiola joined as manager in 2016, City have forked out almost £700m - signing the likes of Riyad Mahrez (£60m), Bernardo Silva (£43m), Leroy Sane (£37m), Gabriel Jesus (£27m), Ikkay Gundogan (£21m) and Rodri (£65m) to boost their attacking fortunes.

But it is in defence where City have specifically spent big, with Ruben Dias the latest big-money signing arriving at the club in a £64m deal.

Dias, along with the likes of Kyle Walker (£54m), Aymeric Laporte (£57m), Joao Cancelo (£55m), Nathan Ake (£40m), Benjamin Mendy (£52m), John Stones (£47.5m) and Danilo (£27m), have been brought in recently.

And in goal, Guardiola has splashed out on Ederson for £35m as well as Claudio Bravo for £17m but the latter's spell in Manchester certainly didn't go to plan.

And despite the financial effects of the coronavirus pandemic, City's ease at spending big doesn't appear to be coming to an end anytime soon as they look to continue their dominance in England and finally end their European hoodoo.

City have a huge 10-point lead at the top of the Premier League with just 13 matches remaining while they will also be eyeing a Carabao Cup final triumph against Tottenham in April.

YNWA
 
Wewe mpaka kifo chako hutashuhudia city kubeba Uefa champion league
Hii timu ikifungwa huwezi ona viingereza vyao uchwaraaa

Wote wanaugulia maumivu huko ,!

Mpaka miaka 30 mingine ndio mtarudi kwenye huu uzi ..!
 
Dah clouds mpaka wanasikitisha,habari ya muda huu kwenye michezo inasema allison becker amefariki kwa kuogelea ziwani.
 
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Watu tunajisahau sana
Hivi teams kama Man City au Man U au LC mwaka jana zilifanya nn la maana wkt Liva anachukua ubingwa mechi 8 mkononi?
Hii ni soka ina ups and downs
Livapool HALISI tuendelee kuwa nyuma ya Klopp,kila team ina mapito EPL hamna jipya ambalo Liva anapitia leo hazijapitia teams zingine
Vip bado beki za Man city hajawa tested?
 
Nyie mlikalishwa kizembe kizembe na lile linyumbu..
Angalia tunavyoenda kulipa kipigo cha haja..
Sisi tutafuta aibu yenu..
#CFC
 
Nyie endeleeni kutegea wachezaji wanaoshuka daraja aafu mtegmee consistency mwaka baada ya mwaka.

Ona mshindani wetu...

Over the past years, City have spent almost an eye-watering £2billion on the world's best players, with billionaire Sheikh Mansour playing a huge part after buying the club in 2008.

Since Guardiola joined as manager in 2016, City have forked out almost £700m - signing the likes of Riyad Mahrez (£60m), Bernardo Silva (£43m), Leroy Sane (£37m), Gabriel Jesus (£27m), Ikkay Gundogan (£21m) and Rodri (£65m) to boost their attacking fortunes.

But it is in defence where City have specifically spent big, with Ruben Dias the latest big-money signing arriving at the club in a £64m deal.

Dias, along with the likes of Kyle Walker (£54m), Aymeric Laporte (£57m), Joao Cancelo (£55m), Nathan Ake (£40m), Benjamin Mendy (£52m), John Stones (£47.5m) and Danilo (£27m), have been brought in recently.

And in goal, Guardiola has splashed out on Ederson for £35m as well as Claudio Bravo for £17m but the latter's spell in Manchester certainly didn't go to plan.

And despite the financial effects of the coronavirus pandemic, City's ease at spending big doesn't appear to be coming to an end anytime soon as they look to continue their dominance in England and finally end their European hoodoo.

City have a huge 10-point lead at the top of the Premier League with just 13 matches remaining while they will also be eyeing a Carabao Cup final triumph against Tottenham in April.

YNWA
We definitely need an Arab sheikh of our own to take over at Anfield so we are able to perennially compete with the likes of ManCity going forward.

Klopp & FSG should immediately bring to a halt this ridiculous "Klopp's miracle work" experiment. It's not so good for our (fans') hearts.

No mistake about it though..." Klopp's miracle work" has indeed worked, but has worked as far as it has lasted - now reality has caught up with it. For, you cannot play the same players for 3 consecutive seasons at this level and expect things to remain the same. It's simple common sense which obviously doesn't appear to be so common (sic!) with those Yankees (FSG)!

FSG out!
 

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