Liverpool FC Premier League Champions 24/25 - Talk /Gossip/Rumours

I find it strange that Trent didn't do a post match interview. Mo, VVD, Gakpo, Robertson & Alexis all did one. But Trent is a local lad and didn't.

I aboslutely love the fact that Arne Sang Jurgen Klopps name after the game just like Klopp did Arne's 12 months ago. Massive respect.

As a UTD supporter all my life, hate to see ye win it, really do...

Ye as fans are quite fantastic tho.

We played at Anfield a few years ago, and I won't forget the game watching it, UTD vs Pool, biggest game of the season because who doesn't love a rivalry.

Ronaldo's young lad had died the week in to it so he couldn't make it.

You up 1-0, Your whole stadium on the 7th minute mark singing "you'll never walk alone"....touch of pure class.

Enjoy the title this year.

Worthy winners.

Hopefully we build on at UTD and we get the 2 biggest clubs going at it again.

(In the meantime, I hope you loose every game between now and this time next season 😅)

Congratulations are coming in…

I've given you grief in the past for some of your wild opinions but credit where it's due, you always post some cracking pictures that I for one would not ever have seen were it not for you posting them. So thank you very much for that. 👏

Correct me if I'm wrong here but for our 2 teams being the top 2 teams in the league for league wins I don't believe we have ever been in a genuine title race against eachother. The closest I can think of would when Liverpool came second to Utd back in 2008 or 2009 when Macheda scored THAT goal and Liverpool were never really in that tbh, we were just the next best team after ye that season as opposed to true challengers.

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Think it needs a bit of distance though. Let Slott become his own man as Liverpool manager first. Then Jurgen can show up from time to time and say well done, particularly after he's retired.

Besides the obvious, Slot winning the title at his first attempt after Klopp leaving is huge. The years following a legends departure can be lean, can be a period of little or no trophies. That's been swiftly knocked on the head.

Where did he rob the stop/go sign?

Is it morning already? My head hurts and I haven't gone to bed yet. 😎

Morning lads....

On the plane home, head intact as I stopped drinking ten years ago (thankfully)! What a day yesterday was. There was a feel about the entire day from early on in the city - sun shining, just a getting that something special was going to happen.

The atmosphere outside the ground was the best I've ever seen it (well, duh!) and the concourse inside the ground was a joy - "Hand it over, Manchester!". I've been going over for a long time so I took a walk around the entire stadium beforehand, remembering parts of the ground that are no longer there (a little office where I used to buy old programmes when I was a teenager) and remembered some people that I'd been to matches with that are no longer around either. It was just a very emotional day throughout.

The match was a joy. Wonderful atmosphere. At no stage did it feel like there was any danger. It was a case of how many we'd score. Mac Allister was MOTM by some distance - phenomenal.

The match itself felt like something to be gotten out of the way funnily enough because everyone just wanted to party. Once the final whistle went, it all felt wonderfully natural, not choreographed - I've seen City give fans flag to wave etc. Two balloon replicas of the PL trophy floated across the pitch ten minutes from the end, both burst by Spurs players - the closest they'll get to a PL trophy, bless them. 😉

Anyway, I've been posting here since the Hicks/Gillett days and there have been some highs and serious lows since, but yesterday was the most beautiful day at every level. What a joy to be a Red.

Football without the fans is nothing …

I think 2009 was a genuine title race. It just didn't seem like it because of the gulf in quality, they were significantly better than us on paper. But a couple of draws into wins and Macheda not being a thing, we would have been right there

Always remember the away win at Portsmouth 3-2 with Torres in injury time. That was a very fun season

Sure Slot himself said that even after conceding there wasn't anyone in the stadium who feared we were losing the game. It was a formality, in part thanks to our opponent being Spurs lol

Is there some rule or etiquette behind why the Premier League couldn't have the trophy on stand by last night ?

Missed this yesterday in all the hulabaloo

Harvey giving it the 30 years