Liverpool FC (The Reds) | Special Thread
Liverpool FC (The Reds) | Special Thread
Manyanza
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🚨❤️ Liverpool players’ goals & assists this season:
🇸🇪 Alexander Isak - 4 goal, 1 assist
🇳🇱 Cody Gakpo - 2 goal, 4 assists
🇭🇺 Dominik Szoboszlai - 3 goals
🇦🇷 Alexis Mac Allister - 2 goal, 1 assist
🇪🇸 Victor Munoz - 1 goal
🇩🇪 Florian Wirtz - 1 assist
🇺🇾 Ronald Araujo - 1 assist
🇳🇱 Ryan Gravenberch - 1 assist
🇸🇪 Alexander Isak - 4 goal, 1 assist
🇳🇱 Cody Gakpo - 2 goal, 4 assists
🇭🇺 Dominik Szoboszlai - 3 goals
🇦🇷 Alexis Mac Allister - 2 goal, 1 assist
🇪🇸 Victor Munoz - 1 goal
🇩🇪 Florian Wirtz - 1 assist
🇺🇾 Ronald Araujo - 1 assist
🇳🇱 Ryan Gravenberch - 1 assist
Manyanza
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Klopp's Liverpool lost out to Man City in both the 18/19 & 21/22 title races by a solitary point.
When asked after his departure in 2024 about the possibility of City being stripped of titles,
Klopp said: “If you organise a bus parade, I am in! How long it takes I don’t care!"
When asked after his departure in 2024 about the possibility of City being stripped of titles,
Klopp said: “If you organise a bus parade, I am in! How long it takes I don’t care!"
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🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: The Premier League champions if Manchester City are stripped of their league titles:
🏆 11/12: Manchester United
🏆 13/14: Liverpool
🏆 17/18: Manchester United
🏆 18/19: Liverpool
🏆 20/21: Manchester United
🏆 21/22: Liverpool
🏆 22/23: Arsenal
🏆 23/24: Arsenal
🏆 11/12: Manchester United
🏆 13/14: Liverpool
🏆 17/18: Manchester United
🏆 18/19: Liverpool
🏆 20/21: Manchester United
🏆 21/22: Liverpool
🏆 22/23: Arsenal
🏆 23/24: Arsenal
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Cody Gakpo on if criticism last season was a bit unfair:
“I don’t know, because if you are at a big club like Liverpool, you need to perform. I don’t want to speak about somebody else or other players but, me, I know I could do much better than I did last year.
“So, I don’t know if it’s unfair. Maybe it was. But I get it from one point because at Liverpool, you need to win, you need to perform, you need to show that you are one of the best clubs in the world. We didn’t do that last year - me included.”
[@_pauljoyce]
“I don’t know, because if you are at a big club like Liverpool, you need to perform. I don’t want to speak about somebody else or other players but, me, I know I could do much better than I did last year.
“So, I don’t know if it’s unfair. Maybe it was. But I get it from one point because at Liverpool, you need to win, you need to perform, you need to show that you are one of the best clubs in the world. We didn’t do that last year - me included.”
[@_pauljoyce]
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OFFICIAL: lfc can confirm the appointment of Julian Ward as Sporting Director with immediate effect.
Mike Gordon: "We are delighted that Julian has agreed to take over leadership of our football operations department at this juncture, primarily because it is a role for which we believe he is the ideal candidate given his extensive experience of the football industry in general and Liverpool Football Club in particular.
"The knowledge and expertise he brings will only enhance our football operations, while also ensuring Andoni [Iraola] is provided with the support he requires as he continues to make such a positive impression as head coach.”
Mike Gordon: "We are delighted that Julian has agreed to take over leadership of our football operations department at this juncture, primarily because it is a role for which we believe he is the ideal candidate given his extensive experience of the football industry in general and Liverpool Football Club in particular.
"The knowledge and expertise he brings will only enhance our football operations, while also ensuring Andoni [Iraola] is provided with the support he requires as he continues to make such a positive impression as head coach.”
King Ngwaba
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Hatimae Gerrard na Carragher wanabeba EPL yao.
Yaani wao wapo uwanjani wanapambana kumbe Man City wapo bize kuudanganya ulimwengu wa soccer kwa ushindi wa kiwizi wizi tu
Yaani wao wapo uwanjani wanapambana kumbe Man City wapo bize kuudanganya ulimwengu wa soccer kwa ushindi wa kiwizi wizi tu
Mkulukumwao Mndewa
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Liverpool fans, don’t let anyone gaslight you into thinking you’re “making too much” of this…
Remember the years of being called bottlers.
Remember Gerrard being mocked for never winning the Premier League.
Remember the heartbreaks, the tears, the jokes they made with us. The constant bullying.
Remember Suarez could have stayed. Remember how different Liverpool’s story might have looked building around him and Coutinho.
Remember Jurgen Klopp and ask yourself how much more he could have achieved if the playing field had truly been level. Remember the times he was made to look like a joke, Remember how many times he was told he was only good as the second best guy.
Remember Van Dijk coming within inches of the Ballon d’Or while carrying a Liverpool side that was fighting against a machine…Winning the double would have clearly won him that prestigious award.
Remember how many times City players and fans laughed, mocked and celebrated Liverpool’s heartbreak, Kyle Walker, Bernardo Silva and the rest.
And now an independent Premier League Commission has found Manchester City guilty of serious financial-rule breaches over a nine season period, including findings that the club used sham commercial arrangements, misstated accounts and breached spending limits.
So NO!!!
Liverpool fans You do NOT need to downplay how they feel. You have every right to ask City to be stripped off those titles and be added to our collection. When fraudsters are caught, what they made out of frauds are taken from them after all.
You are allowed to look back at those years and wonder what might have been. Because this wasn’t just about trophies.
It was about careers, legacies, dreams, heartbreaks and an entire generation of Liverpool supporters being told to accept that they simply weren’t good enough in an Era where we simply would have dominated and still be dominating.
Remember it all.
The trophies that slipped away.
The titles decided by inches.
The players who left.
Jurgen Klopp walking away.
The legends who deserved more.
You’re not being bitter. You’re remembering a decade of injustice that caused you pain, damage and trauma.
And after everything we Liverpool fans were forced to endure, nobody gets to tell us how much this moment is allowed to mean.
You don’t have to forget what happened just because people are uncomfortable with you remembering it.
You remember, You Speak, You make demands for justice. That is how it should be.
Remember the years of being called bottlers.
Remember Gerrard being mocked for never winning the Premier League.
Remember the heartbreaks, the tears, the jokes they made with us. The constant bullying.
Remember Suarez could have stayed. Remember how different Liverpool’s story might have looked building around him and Coutinho.
Remember Jurgen Klopp and ask yourself how much more he could have achieved if the playing field had truly been level. Remember the times he was made to look like a joke, Remember how many times he was told he was only good as the second best guy.
Remember Van Dijk coming within inches of the Ballon d’Or while carrying a Liverpool side that was fighting against a machine…Winning the double would have clearly won him that prestigious award.
Remember how many times City players and fans laughed, mocked and celebrated Liverpool’s heartbreak, Kyle Walker, Bernardo Silva and the rest.
And now an independent Premier League Commission has found Manchester City guilty of serious financial-rule breaches over a nine season period, including findings that the club used sham commercial arrangements, misstated accounts and breached spending limits.
So NO!!!
Liverpool fans You do NOT need to downplay how they feel. You have every right to ask City to be stripped off those titles and be added to our collection. When fraudsters are caught, what they made out of frauds are taken from them after all.
You are allowed to look back at those years and wonder what might have been. Because this wasn’t just about trophies.
It was about careers, legacies, dreams, heartbreaks and an entire generation of Liverpool supporters being told to accept that they simply weren’t good enough in an Era where we simply would have dominated and still be dominating.
Remember it all.
The trophies that slipped away.
The titles decided by inches.
The players who left.
Jurgen Klopp walking away.
The legends who deserved more.
You’re not being bitter. You’re remembering a decade of injustice that caused you pain, damage and trauma.
And after everything we Liverpool fans were forced to endure, nobody gets to tell us how much this moment is allowed to mean.
You don’t have to forget what happened just because people are uncomfortable with you remembering it.
You remember, You Speak, You make demands for justice. That is how it should be.
The Anfield
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Manyanza
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Former Liverpool manager Arne Slot has officially returned to the footballing world just four months after his departure from Anfield.
The Dutchman, who left Merseyside following a difficult Premiery League title defence, has accepted a prestigious role that will keep him involved at the highest level of European competition.
Slot secures UEFA observer position
Slot has landed his first position since being dismissed by Liverpool at the end of last season. The Dutchman was relieved of his duties following a challenging campaign where the Reds narrowly secured Champions League qualification, bringing an end to his tenure on Merseyside.
Rather than jumping straight back into the dugout, the former AZ Alkmaar coach has been appointed to UEFA Technical Observer Group. He joins an elite panel tasked with analysing continental matches and tracking tactical evolutions across Europe's premier club competitions.
Before accepting the UEFA role, Slot was heavily linked with the vacant Netherlands national team position. However, he distanced himself from the international setup, insisting his primary focus remains on returning to club management in the near future.
Addressing the previous links to the Oranje job, Slot spoke to Voetbal International to set the record straight. "That speculation is incorrect. We simply never got to that stage of the talks," he explained.
Confirming his appointment, UEFA detailed the exact responsibilities Slot will undertake alongside his peers.
The governing body stated the group will monitor European competitions with "stats and video assistance, enabling them to deliver detailed reports on the latest developments in coaching, which are shared among the footballing community to give a dynamic account of the state of the game."
European football's governing body also praised the Dutchman's track record, adding: "Slot made his name at Feyenoord, reaching the UEFA Conference League final in 2022 and winning an Eredivisie title and Dutch Cup in the following two campaigns.
"He joined Liverpool in 2024 and immediately guided the club to their second Premier League trophy in five years before departing Anfield this summer."
Joining a star-studded panel as Xavi takes Netherlands job
Slot joins a star-studded cast of technical observers featuring several familiar faces from English football. The UEFA panel includes former Liverpool managers Rafa Benitez and Roy Hodgson, alongside ex-Reds goalkeeper David James. Former England boss Gareth Southgate and ex-Everton manager Sean Dyche are also part of the esteemed group.
While Slot analyses European fixtures, the Dutch national team has moved in a different direction. Following the KNVB's search, Barcelona legend Xavi was appointed as the new Netherlands manager, signing a long-term contract that runs until the end of the 2030 World Cup.
Despite missing out on the international role, Slot remains steadfast in his preference for the daily grind of domestic football. "At this stage of my career, I prefer to see myself on the training field with my players every day, something that is simply not possible in the same way with a national team," he admitted.
"I have a lot of respect for the national team and for the KNVB and can only be positive about the professional way in which the talks went that week. For now, I believe that club football still has a lot to offer me."
Waiting for the perfect club return
Slot will now focus on his UEFA duties, attending high-profile European fixtures to provide tactical insights. This role keeps him heavily involved in the elite game while he bides his time for the right managerial opportunity to arise.
Having won the Premier League and Eredivisie, the 48-year-old will not be short of suitors.
The Dutchman, who left Merseyside following a difficult Premiery League title defence, has accepted a prestigious role that will keep him involved at the highest level of European competition.
Slot secures UEFA observer position
Slot has landed his first position since being dismissed by Liverpool at the end of last season. The Dutchman was relieved of his duties following a challenging campaign where the Reds narrowly secured Champions League qualification, bringing an end to his tenure on Merseyside.
Rather than jumping straight back into the dugout, the former AZ Alkmaar coach has been appointed to UEFA Technical Observer Group. He joins an elite panel tasked with analysing continental matches and tracking tactical evolutions across Europe's premier club competitions.
Before accepting the UEFA role, Slot was heavily linked with the vacant Netherlands national team position. However, he distanced himself from the international setup, insisting his primary focus remains on returning to club management in the near future.
Addressing the previous links to the Oranje job, Slot spoke to Voetbal International to set the record straight. "That speculation is incorrect. We simply never got to that stage of the talks," he explained.
Confirming his appointment, UEFA detailed the exact responsibilities Slot will undertake alongside his peers.
The governing body stated the group will monitor European competitions with "stats and video assistance, enabling them to deliver detailed reports on the latest developments in coaching, which are shared among the footballing community to give a dynamic account of the state of the game."
European football's governing body also praised the Dutchman's track record, adding: "Slot made his name at Feyenoord, reaching the UEFA Conference League final in 2022 and winning an Eredivisie title and Dutch Cup in the following two campaigns.
"He joined Liverpool in 2024 and immediately guided the club to their second Premier League trophy in five years before departing Anfield this summer."
Joining a star-studded panel as Xavi takes Netherlands job
Slot joins a star-studded cast of technical observers featuring several familiar faces from English football. The UEFA panel includes former Liverpool managers Rafa Benitez and Roy Hodgson, alongside ex-Reds goalkeeper David James. Former England boss Gareth Southgate and ex-Everton manager Sean Dyche are also part of the esteemed group.
While Slot analyses European fixtures, the Dutch national team has moved in a different direction. Following the KNVB's search, Barcelona legend Xavi was appointed as the new Netherlands manager, signing a long-term contract that runs until the end of the 2030 World Cup.
Despite missing out on the international role, Slot remains steadfast in his preference for the daily grind of domestic football. "At this stage of my career, I prefer to see myself on the training field with my players every day, something that is simply not possible in the same way with a national team," he admitted.
"I have a lot of respect for the national team and for the KNVB and can only be positive about the professional way in which the talks went that week. For now, I believe that club football still has a lot to offer me."
Waiting for the perfect club return
Slot will now focus on his UEFA duties, attending high-profile European fixtures to provide tactical insights. This role keeps him heavily involved in the elite game while he bides his time for the right managerial opportunity to arise.
Having won the Premier League and Eredivisie, the 48-year-old will not be short of suitors.
King Ngwaba
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