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dilakh2 said:
I would fine them a weeks wages and donate it to charity. That was atrocious from them how can you lack urgency in a derby especially against kids.
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Yep. Completely should of been out of site first half tbh. Then folded like a chocolate fire guard in the second
 
*Sings 'Going down? Are we F! We're gonna' win the Cup! Going down? Are we F! We're gonna' win the Cup!'

That right yeah lads? You might want to start with putting together a best XI that can, yanno, even compete with L'pool's third-string before you get ahead of yourselves ay? Gotta' love the Blues. They NEVER learn. I'd personally give up on footy. It's just not the sport for you lads. Not to take anything away from these ridiculous Reds who were sensational, but that was cringe from Everton. Turn the lights out tonight Carlo lad and lay low. The honeymoon is WELL and truly over and your heads on the block! And may God watch out for those poor, poor Everton wife's and girlfriends when their fella's get home after that!

And while we're on the subject, ANY (so called. Which is a strong enough point to make given this clubs irrevocable connection to the FA Cup) Red that thought going in that the Cup didn't matter and we'd sack it off. As I'm sure there's a lot of lurkers who read here and don't post..... Give your collective, delusional heads a SERIOUS wobble! You've just had your answer out on the pitch in spades from a manager who gave Ancelotti a masterclass through the superb display of the experienced pro's alongside the immense youngsters. To Liverpool FC, the FA Cup still massively MATTERS! You might not agree with team selections. You might, fairly, want to prioritise it behind the League and CL. But for ANY Red to flippantly try say they aren't arsed and it doesn't matter ..... Man have you got a LOT to learn about the values of your football club and the people of this City it primarily serves. Go educate yourselves before the next round. And if that offends you, then good! It should!

Honestly, as a Scouser, to see our young lads decimate the Ev the way they did the second half ..... to see the desire and determination, ala the first team (which is the biggest testament of all to the manager by the way. That he has that running through every level of the football club) ..... to get out there and say 'Yer know lads? Yuse are dog **** and we're gonna' embarrass yers. AGAIN!' ...... To be topped off by a local lad that's on a Trent like trajectory to be a career lifer here, scoring a goal of such stupendous quality we can't even laugh at the little armed freak over it ...... It doesn't get ANY better than that! I honestly haven't been more proud of a team in Red than what those lads did today. To the Ev's best. In front of a watching Nation who must be sick to the back teeth us now ..... 'Even when they put the kids out they STILL take the P! this isn't funny any more! ;)'

Off to get back on the ale as I've typed too much for anyone on a moby. Let the party continue!

Back to the song ..... 'Going down? Are we F! (Got that right as we're safe already as we march imperiously on to #19) We're gonna' win the Cup! (Is right lads. We've won two. And we'll have two more to add to it along with the league come May.).

Up the Kindergarten Klopp Reds giving us the days of our lives!
 
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My utd supporting mate messaged me that a team thrown together by Klopp had more identity in how they are suppossed to play and cohesion than Ole at utd. I kinda agree with him...
 
dilakh2 said:
My utd supporting mate messaged me that a team thrown together by Klopp had more identity in how they are suppossed to play and cohesion than Ole at utd. I kinda agree with him...
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At least he's talking to you.

Every Blue I know is refusing to answer any text and they've all gone radio silent!

No fair!
 
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BREAKING: Liverpool forward Rhian Brewster has joined Swansea on loan until the end of the season
 
Hence why the prolific young lad from Brentford's ressie's was picked up the other day to primarily fill in the 23's for the next 5 months at least.

Really solid loan on the face of it.

I was hoping he'd end up at Leeds to have 6 months experience being taught under Bielsa but the relationship with Cooper from his day's coaching at Kirkby and the guarantee of regular playing time at Swansea, which he wouldn't have got at Elland Road, gives him/ us the double whammy of league experience and aiding his continued rehab even further.

Still the jewel in the crown IMHO of the next wave of lads who should stick here. People have quickly forgotten that he was the superstar of the U17 World Cup victory 2 years back before the horrific injury at City that he's still returning from.

All the best Rhian. Get your strength and form back mate ready to tear it up again from next summer.
 
whats going off with woodburn not heard a thing about him of late might be a good thing
 
kitchin75 said:
whats going off with woodburn not heard a thing about him of late might be a good thing
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He dropped down to League One Oxford on a season-long loan in the summer. Started to refind his fitness and form after last season being mostly a write-off (bad first pro loan cut short at Sheff Utd followed by injury and a complete loss of form/ confidence), and then he broke his foot in October. Just as he was nearing returning from that in December, he broke the other one so he's currently laid up healing that.

Lad just can't catch a break. (No pun intended.).
 
Our kids have totally broken them. ??

The Ev. The gift that just keeps on giving and giving.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1214890089031053312

www.grandoldteam.com

Conscious Uncoupling - GrandOldTeam

The irony of Sunday’s disaster taking place on the same day that the FA allocated a minute before kick-off for us to consider mental health issues was likely not lost on many. Emotionally and mentally, for Evertonians, the Anfield Derby has become a problem, a point on the annual football...
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www.standard.co.uk

‘£100m per season’ Nike deal could give Liverpool the power to sign Mbappe

Liverpool could earn as much as £100million per season from their new kit deal with Nike, according to a sports marketing expert.
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To once again play with an arl protest song about bad Americans for good, sorry GREAT Americans-

'Liverpool Football Club, has never been in better hands!'

Having the 20% share of all merchandising royalties/ 5% footwear in our own hands, something totally unique to club deals now is massive in itself. But when you throw in Nike's global reach/ Minamino blowing open the Asian market et al, allied to the club's complete dominance of World football right now that shows no signs of ending anytime soon, and the scope for rewards from this is mind-boggling.

A real testament to the business nous of FSG.
 
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Scouseinthehouse said:
Our kids have totally broken them. ??

The Ev. The gift that just keeps on giving and giving.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1214890089031053312

www.grandoldteam.com

Conscious Uncoupling - GrandOldTeam

The irony of Sunday’s disaster taking place on the same day that the FA allocated a minute before kick-off for us to consider mental health issues was likely not lost on many. Emotionally and mentally, for Evertonians, the Anfield Derby has become a problem, a point on the annual football...
www.grandoldteam.com
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What a rollecoaster. They had decent results under Ferguson, then they score a huge win by landing Ancelotti and it all goes down in flames under one lost game.
 
As L'pool had to invest next to no time coaching Allan, a nice little £2.7 million or so profit to end an unfortunate episode. All adds to keeping the Academy self-sufficient and paying for itself. Or, added to the CWC winnings, his £3.2 million transfer fee (10% sell-on) has gone a long way to paying for Minamino.

Frustrating pity we never got to see him in Red at any level. But it wasn’t for the want of trying to make it work here. And if nottin else Allan has had some great life experiences living abroad in 4 different Country’s by the age of 22 which have aided his football knowledge/ development.

All the best with your career back home mate.
 
kitchin75 said:
whats going off with woodburn not heard a thing about him of late might be a good thing
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To add to the first reply, he’s now back at Oxford nearing a return-

www.oufc.co.uk

Eastwood Returns as Woodburn Stays Until End of Season | Oxford United Football Club

As well as four new faces there are a couple of very familiar ones back at Oxford United with keeper Simon Eastwood ready to return against Rotherham on Saturday and Ben Woodburn back with the U’s as he recovers from injury.
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Hopefully he stays healthy the 2nd half the season after his terrible luck the first.
 
I thought Mourinho had figured out how to play us his time away from the game? Wasn’t that what he was chatting on Sky?

Totally bossed that half without breaking sweat.

45 minutes to another record smashed Reds. Keep working!
 
Scouseinthehouse said:
I thought Mourinho had figured out how to play us his time away from the game? Wasn’t that what he was chatting on Sky?

Totally bossed that half without breaking sweat.

45 minutes to another record smashed Reds. Keep working!
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Completely outplayed them for most parts. But nearly shot yourselves in the foot a couple of times sloppy at the back. And lucky for your goal
 
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