Mo Salah 2025/26 Season
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When did I say it couldn't end like this? It was always a possibility. Keane, Ronaldo and Messi ended like this. It's not unique to know how long to stay at the top.
I said before, perfect time to leave would have been last season (since you know my previous posts well! ), you should know by now I wasn't against the club not renewing last season as leaving with the league with POTY is probably good as it gets.
Again, I didn't make it personal to / about you, so I don't understand your point... In my view, you generally don't show objectivity when you discuss Salah, and THAT'S what I respond to, NOT you, personally. But, I can't make you understand that, if you're not prepared to.
I think we both know where we stand on this by now... I've offered a sincere apology if I've personally insulted you - I honestly don't remember doing it, if I did. Your refusal to read my entire post says a lot. And that's ok... Life goes on. I'm getting too old to worry about internet squabbles anymore - So, here's to LFC turning things around a.s.a.p., and I hope you and yours have a happy whatever holiday you celebrate in the coming weeks.
No need for a apology, we are all fans. I just wasn't sure where it came from and I'm getting old so can't always for sure say I didn't say anything.... Happy Christmas to you too. Hopefully more things to agree in the future,
Hahaha, Whaddapie didn't even say anything insulting. The best I could find was a general comment about weirdos.
Also, can i watch that baby throw up on a loop instead of this match today?
Also, can i watch that baby throw up on a loop instead of this match today?
There's a match on today?
Salah's narcissism is off the charts. He couldn't give a toss about the fans he was clapping on Saturday. He was using them as a prop in his very own planned theatre before seeking out the journalists he suddenly wanted to talk to. He only cares about himself and it's so obvious.
Are you really taking the high ground on mouthing off about the club. lol.
None of what you say removes the fact us the reigning player of the year and drove us to the title.
So yet again you are talking rubbish when you say he’s been shite for 3 years.
He’s actually been outstanding for 8 years and this year has been poor.
This popped up on my news feed ... I feel it's pretty much why most of us can't accept Mo's rant, whether he's justified or not.
Thierry Henry on Mohamed Salah's comments:
"I had problems with Wenger, with Guardiola… Have you ever heard me talk about it publicly? NEVER. I protected the club."
"When you play for a club, you must protect it at all costs. No matter what’s happening internally, you protect the club — your teammates, the manager, the staff."
"You can be angry, frustrated, disagree… but you don’t air dirty laundry in public, especially when the club is going through difficult moments."
"Instead, you wait, you sort things out internally, and then, if you want to leave or speak your mind, you do it at the right time."
"I understand the ego and Mo’s frustration... He scores 38 goals and ends up on the bench, but there comes a point where you must put the team before yourself.”
Thierry Henry on Mohamed Salah's comments:
"I had problems with Wenger, with Guardiola… Have you ever heard me talk about it publicly? NEVER. I protected the club."
"When you play for a club, you must protect it at all costs. No matter what’s happening internally, you protect the club — your teammates, the manager, the staff."
"You can be angry, frustrated, disagree… but you don’t air dirty laundry in public, especially when the club is going through difficult moments."
"Instead, you wait, you sort things out internally, and then, if you want to leave or speak your mind, you do it at the right time."
"I understand the ego and Mo’s frustration... He scores 38 goals and ends up on the bench, but there comes a point where you must put the team before yourself.”
Funny how both our current manager, previous manager and all the current players who have commented have said it was not only redeemable but most have said they hope it happens.
I think that's because they've used their media training, unlike Salah.
If we sold him when you wanted us to we most likely wouldn’t have 20 league titles now. Keeping him was absolutely the right move.
lol only because we got arguably the best manager of this generation in. If that’s the premise then I either hope Slot proves just about everyone in here wrong or we find the next Klopp.
Salah would also need to apologise, which we all know he won't. I personally would like that but know its not happening.
He can't stay whilst he maintains his stance of i demand to be picked regardless of form or I'll start crying, kicking and screaming. Slot or whomever is next can't work effectively in that situation, so he has to go.
The saddest part for me is our own fans clearly fucking hating one of best ever players.
When you look at how the likes of Giggs the brother shagging prick or Terry the racist cunt behalf and are lauded by their fans I fucking despair that so many fans almost take as much joy in the downfall of one of greats.
It’s got some parallels with Ronaldo leaving Utd the second time yet their fans were such cunts about it.
When you look at how the likes of Giggs the brother shagging prick or Terry the racist cunt behalf and are lauded by their fans I fucking despair that so many fans almost take as much joy in the downfall of one of greats.
It’s got some parallels with Ronaldo leaving Utd the second time yet their fans were such cunts about it.
Who did Terry behalf!?!? WTF did I miss!!!
There's literally no one delighting in this whatsoever. You are entrenching yourself further and further.
We're all dismayed to see how it's unfolding.
Its okay to disagree with the way Salah has acted towards the club and his teammates and still feel he is one of the best and most influential players to have played for the club. One doesn't exclude the other.
His actions were so disappointing, and in the end I think this squad will move forward in a better place both on and off the pitch without him.
What a superb interview and balanced perspective.
I agree he needs to apologise and accept he isn’t guaranteed a place but I do think there is a middle ground that I really hope we find.
If you think that you haven’t been reading this place with close attention.
Entrenching myself how exactly?
I don't think we will see a public apology from Salah, but nor do we need one. If he apologises to Slot and the squad privately then that should be good enough. All the public (including fans) need to see is a statement that Mo has met with the relevant people at the club and everything is amicable again
Mo Salah: Liverpool forward's character explained after Arne Slot dispute - by Jurgen Klopp and more
BBC Sport explores Mohamed Salah's personality with help from the people who know him best.
www.bbc.com
Salah's relentless intensity and refusal to accept lower standards from himself or those around him have underpinned Liverpool's success, and perhaps also explain why he has found criticism of his diminished role tough to handle.
"We are all massively influenced by our past - how we were raised, where we grew up," says Jurgen Klopp, who won every major trophy in English and European football while managing Salah at Anfield. "Mo knew early on [in his life] that he had to do more than others.
"He always developed. He never stops. That is his mindset.
"After each summer break he came back and had a new skill. It was like he had spent the whole time just practising one particular type of pass.
"We pushed each other, just to make sure that we would never stop. And we never did stop. That moment lifting the Premier League bonded us for life. He will be remembered as one of the greatest of all time.
"I wouldn't say he is easy to manage, but he is also not difficult to manage. You [only] have problems with Mo Salah if he is not playing or you take him off."
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"He will always be trying to prove someone wrong," says former Liverpool team-mate Adam Lallana.
"He is not macho. I would often tell my children about how he behaves, how he doesn't get too high in good moments, doesn't beat himself up too much in low moments. He would always remain completely focused on the job in hand.
"I would look at him and it would make me feel calm because of how in control he would be all the time.
"Knowing Mo, he will always be fighting, being resilient, and trying to find ways to better himself."
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"He is a really nice guy, considering the success he has had - being a superstar around the globe," says James Milner - Liverpool's vice-captain during most of Salah's time at the club.
"He plays as if he has a chip on his shoulder. He wants to be the best at everything - he even got a chess teacher to improve his game, and gave me a thumping a good few times.
"You need different types of leaders, and Mo is a big leader in that group, in terms of the standards he set every day. When you have young players come and sign, they see him and it's 'this is what it takes to be a top player, this is what it is to be a Liverpool player'."
