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Liverpool FC Team Talk/Gossip/Rumours 2019/2020
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So proud of them, silences all of the doubters, I absolutely adore this team and club....
And now VVD on the mic
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SEÁN COX WAS discharged from hospital yesterday evening to watch Liverpool’s Champions League final triumph at home, surrounded by friends and family.
Having lost last year’s final in Kiev, Jurgen Klopp’s side recovered to beat Tottenham 2-0 in Madrid last night, winning the club’s sixth European Cup in the process.
Wearing a Liverpool kit signed by their whole squad, Seán joined those around him in an emotional chorus of club anthem You’ll Never Walk Alone at full-time.
He returned to the National Rehabilitation Hospital in Dublin afterward.
In a statement, Martina Cox sent a message of congratulations to the club on behalf of her husband.
“On Seán’s behalf, I want to offer our heartfelt congratulations to Liverpool Football Club on winning the Champions League.The club and its fans have taken Seán, our family and I, into their hearts since Seán’s attack last year. Nobody could be happier than the Cox family for Jurgen Klopp, his players and the wonderful Liverpool fans.
“Seán watched the game with us at home, proudly wearing a signed Liverpool jersey sent to him by the club’s CEO Peter Moore last week. He was overjoyed when the final whistle blew and Liverpool were crowned champions.”
The 54-year-old father of three from Dunboyne suffered a life-changing brain injury in an unprovoked attack outside Anfield ahead of last season’s Champions League semi-final with Roma.
He has spent the last nine months in the National Rehabilitation Centre in Dublin, and will travel to the UK later this month to begin the next stage in his rehabilitation, which will focus on developing his speech, mobility, and cognitive functions.
This will be largely privately funded from monies collected by the Seán Cox Rehabilitation Trust which, over the past 12 months, has raised in excess of €2 million.
To contribute, visit www.GoFundMe.com/SupportSeanCox.
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Royal Legend wrote: »Probably apt that we won it at Nando's home club, I wonder was he there last night, still miss the Torres bounce
Supposedly very generous to pool fans in Madrid last night ,nando0 -
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What a campaign it's been, so many times we thought we were out and we just kept coming back.
Opening night, the PSG game, going 2-0 up through Sturridge and Milner only for PSG to make a late comeback and then one-eyed Bobby winning it in stoppage time:
The final group game vs Napoli, win or we're out. Salah clinical at one end and Alisson the hero at the other:
On to the knockouts and we have Mane dismantling Bayern Munich, I remember the despair after the 0-0 at Anfield and then we just went and annihilated Bayern in their own stadium:
Then ehh.. Porto? I kinda forgot about this round but I do remember it being right around the time Henderson and Keita really upped their performances this season, also we had this really nice counter attack goal:
We scored a lot of goals that round but I'm limited in the amount of gifs I can post so let's move on.
Barcelona? I'll just leave it with this and you can click here for the rest:
And then onto the final:
The goals, I have no idea where to find this stat but I want to say that's the longest amount of time between two goals in a Champions League Final. Mo's is definitely the second fastest in the competition... behind Maldini's in Istanbul.
That tackle from the best defender in the world:
VVD and Matip made a show of Kane, I wasn't even looking for clips like this, they just kept showing up close to other highlights I was looking for, I'm not sure he won a header all night:
Alisson, what a difference he's made, no save here is too outrageous but if it was Mig or Karius in goal you'd be expecting at least one of those shots to slip by them:
Trent had a couple huge defensive moments:
And then the product of it all, not much more to be said, what a year we've had:
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