By comparing Fowler to Owen you did.
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Nah, I already said disrespect was prob the wrong word.
Salah has earned it. Wirtz in a Liverpool shirt has earned nothing yet.
No I didn’t. I’m pointing out your hypocrisy.
Not the same thing at all.
In fairness, the two quotes look EXACTLY the same
The badger hasn’t been culled for having TB
With his injury record, he ought to keep his eyes on the steps and walk down gingerly a step at a time. He's on the clock now and the next injury will probably leave us with no choice but euthanasia.
Liverpool begin their Premier League 2 campaign on Monday night away at Leicester – and that means it is a first competitive outing for Rob Page as manager.
Confidential was told this week that Page was hired for several reasons but the main one is his background as a senior boss, which will give the youngsters a sense of realism to get them ready for men’s football.
Page, of course, had a four-year stint in charge of Wales and steered them to Euro 2020 qualification after taking charge midway through the campaign and then led them to their first World Cup since 1958.
He also took them within a penalty shootout of Euro 2024 qualification and championed promoting young players to the fold. Owen Beck and Lewis Koumas, both on Liverpool’s books, are two who have recently become fully fledged internationals.
The Anfield hierarchy liked the look of Page given his youth development across his career – he has also managed the Wales Under 21s, Port Vale and Northampton – and see him as the perfect fit to bridge the gap between youth and senior football.
Meanwhile, former Liverpool Under 21s boss Barry Lewtas has a new job after leaving the club this summer.
He has joined the England setup where he will work under Ben Futcher and Tom Huddlestone for the Under 20s, while also taking charge of the Under 16s on a caretaker basis.
Salah's penalties. Article is a bit old, from March earlier this year. Looking at the diagram which shows the breakdown of his penalties on target, I wonder if Salah's last 2 penalties are down to him taking the pre-season games as an opportunity to put training to game practice in a bid to diversify his shot mix.
0/2 so far, but top tier players relish a challange and don't give up easily (if at all), so I won't bet against him trying the same again against Bournemouth -- and scoring this time.
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0/2 so far, but top tier players relish a challange and don't give up easily (if at all), so I won't bet against him trying the same again against Bournemouth -- and scoring this time.
Analysing Mohamed Salah’s penalty technique with Liverpool’s most prolific spot-kick artist
Salah has scored 44 of 52 penalties he's taken for Liverpool. Jan Molby sits down with The Athletic to break down what makes him so deadly
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Get him an Argie friend.
Absolutely should be considering a South American to join.
Maybe that's the Rodrygo angle I hadn't considered.
That's what I thought too !
Bring in Alvarez
Our U21s picked up where they left off last season. Lost 4-2 away to Leicester.
A brace each by Leicester's ex-Chelsea Academy player Michael Golding (19) and their overage player Nat Opoku (24)
Danns and Laffey scored for our lads.
Can't find any video highlights of the game yet though.
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Speaking of Leicester and the U21s, I think we haven't paid them for Nyoni yet. Tribunal stuff again, like in Ngumoha's case.
A brace each by Leicester's ex-Chelsea Academy player Michael Golding (19) and their overage player Nat Opoku (24)
Danns and Laffey scored for our lads.
Can't find any video highlights of the game yet though.
U21s match report: Liverpool beaten at Leicester City in Premier League 2 opener - Liverpool FC
Liverpool U21s were beaten 4-2 away at Leicester City in their Premier League 2 opener on Monday night.
www.liverpoolfc.com
Speaking of Leicester and the U21s, I think we haven't paid them for Nyoni yet. Tribunal stuff again, like in Ngumoha's case.
Get Danns fit and into the first team if this Isak shit carries on.
Probably because once they hit that 20 or 21 age we sell them for mega money.
Wonderful goal that. Game ended 5-1 in our U18s' favour by the way (against Stoke). Finn Inglethorpe scored with his first touch off the bench. He's Academy Director Alex Inglethorpe's son. Hardly watch Academy games these days, but I remember having a good impression of Sonni-Lambie in the bits I managed to catch last season.
U18s match report: Liverpool begin season with 5-1 win at Stoke City - Liverpool FC
Liverpool U18s defeated Stoke City 5-1 away from home on Saturday to begin their 2025-26 league campaign.
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Are they shown on the clubs website? I accidentally got the full membership opposed to the usual lite one. I used it for the preseason friendlies.
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