Liverpool FC Team Talk, Gossip, Rumours 2019/2020

gimli2112 wrote: »

the silver lining is we can now take the moral high ground and lament the extravagant spending of our rivals, while we try and make do on a shoestring. Doing it the honorable way.

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

_______Allison____
Gomez_Lovern_VVD_Robo
______Henderson_____
__Milner________Ox________

Salah___Brewster___Origi___


________Adrian______

Trent__Matip__VVD_Milner
________Fab___________
Lallana_________Gini______

Salah__Firmino___Mane___


Shaq
Keita
Elliott


Hardly shoestring .Two decent teams there and still some in reserve.

Turtyturd wrote: »

Hope everyone affected yesterday is over their jealousy.

Only 5 months till they can feign outrage and turn on the dramatics again.

A man has been arrested after a racist tweet was posted about Liverpool football player Mohamed Salah.

Merseyside police said a 32-year-old man was arrested just before 9.30am on Thursday following an investigation into the offensive tweet, reportedly posted by an Everton fan, about the Egyptian-born Liverpool FC forward.

The man, from Waterloo, Merseyside, is being questioned on suspicion of a racially aggravated public order offence and obstructing an officer in the execution of their duty.

A force spokesman said: “Hate crime in any guise will not be tolerated and those who use the internet to target others, and who commit a criminal offence such as hate crime in doing so, need to understand that they are not beyond the law.”

The post was condemned by Everton. In a statement, the club said: “Everton condemns in the strongest terms any kind of racism.

“We have shared the material with the appropriate authorities and are looking into the matter further to understand if the Twitter user in question is known to the club in any way.”

Earlier in the week, Everton fans raised £3,000 to create a banner for new signing Moise Kean, who suffered racist abuse in Italy.

The spokesman said: “Seeing Moise stand up to racism like he did against Cagliari we wanted him to know here he doesn’t have to stand up against it alone.

“He will have thousands of blues by his side. While he goes to battle for us on the pitch, we go to battle off it supporting him as part of the great Everton family.

Gbear wrote: »

I think the best thing to do is try your very best to relax until at least Christmas and not get too wound up about every single game.

We're in a good place and I think to some degree the pressure is off. Even without City being what they are, having back to back CL finals, one of which was a win, a record points total and a pretty young squad are all reasons not to panic.

It'd help a bit, both for our constitutions and the fitness of the players if we didn't have to grind out half the games in the league under excruciating pressure. That would be a big leap forward this season in itself. The quality and professionalism of last season with a touch more of the whimsy from 13/14 would be sound.

Osmosis Jones wrote: »

32 years old! Christ, I saw the tweets as he was making them, assumed it was a teenager.

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Klopp loves his winter break, so we'll be out in 3rd round of FA Cup, and the Pepsi Granola Cup.
Not sure these winter breaks gives us an advantage though, we always seem to struggle when we get back.

~Rebel~ wrote: »

They struggle to pick back up the momentum immediately after getting back alright, but I think it really pays dividends towards the end of the season. Think it's a big part of being able to sustain that match winning form game after game in those final tense weeks of the season. Lads didn't look like they were falling over the line... if anything, they actually picked up the pace over the last month.