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Liverpool FC Forum / Re: Darwin Núñez (Darwin Gabriel Núñez Ribeiro)

« Last post by Sheer Magnetism on Today at 12:55:46 pm »

You mean stop replying to your bullshit with facts. By all means be critical of our players and manager but kindly don't try and back it up with untruthful articles.
And stop taking yourself so serious 

Buster. You're pulling unrelated contextual comments from an aggregated 90Mins article (that I posted because the original Times article is behind a paywall) to disprove a source report from one of the most reliable Liverpool journos. Either because you haven't bothered to read the link for more than a few seconds or you're simply too dim to know the difference between the two. Does it really matter?

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Ticket and Travel Info / Re: ST renewals

« Last post by rewood on Today at 12:55:41 pm »

Quick one. If a season ticket holder with full history for all cups doesn't select for the autocup when renewing their season ticket, will they be given another opportunity to go for the autocup at another stage so they can sit with mates elsewhere in ground?  Cheers.

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Liverpool FC Forum / Re: LFC's next manager - chat and informed speculation

« Last post by NickoH on Today at 12:55:41 pm »

Top 4 is an absolute minimum for me. We are in a much better place squad wise from when Klopp took over. With the right spends we can have a good go at the cups and also have a good run at the league.

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General Football and Sport / Re: LIVERPOOL TRANSFER THREAD - 2023 (FSG posts = get muted) - No Mbappé

« Last post by TepidT2O on Today at 12:54:54 pm »

That significantly reduces the number of available players though.

Injuries are a part of the game, some of them can’t be helped and some of them aren’t the player of club’s fault. I keep reading people berating our medical team, like it’s their fault Harvey’s ankle snapped, Robbo’s shoulder popped out for Scotland, Salah went to AFCON or Gomez went on England duty…

Nearly every player around can face a spell on the sidelines and more often than not they’ll suffer another one close to it, but if we rule out players who’ve had any kind of long term injury we could end up missing out. I remember all those years ago being desperate for us to sign Gundogan when he was at Dortmund, my mate was adamant he was too much of a risk because of his injuries and we needed someone who’s never had an injury before. Eventually we ended up getting Keita who became the most injury prone player ever, City ended up getting years of 40-50 game seasons from Gundogan.

Listen to what Ian Graham says about signing players though. Availability is a major major factor in doing so.

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General Football and Sport / Re: Arsenal: Top of the divers league

« Last post by Cusamano on Today at 12:54:44 pm »

I wouldnt worry about that. Arteta is where he belongs. Former player and captain, never celebrated any of City's goals agianst us when he was the assistant there.

Arteta will be manager of Arsenal for years to come.

They are not the pull they once were but if Barcelona come calling it will be interesting to see what happens

Wont be anytime soon anyway

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General Football and Sport / Re: LIVERPOOL TRANSFER THREAD - 2023 (FSG posts = get muted) - No Mbappé

« Last post by TepidT2O on Today at 12:53:41 pm »

Sounds like us protecting his price.

Got to be honest, sounds more like we want to keep salah.

Which fucking brilliant news

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News and Current Affairs / Re: Scottish politics [brought to you in association with Walkers shortbread]

« Last post by TepidT2O on Today at 12:51:34 pm »

There's been a chasm forming between the left and the right of the party for ages now. The independence issue kept them together for a long time, but with no clear way forward for that in the foreseeable future has meant holding it together has been harder and harder.

to be honest I almost want someone like Kate Forbes to succeed Yousaf just to see support for the SNP collapse and serve as a reminder to the right of the party that it was the move left that brought about all their success.

My sense has been that the SNP accommodated a very broad church, from people I might call centrist Tories to people all the way to full on socialists. Is that fair??

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News and Current Affairs / Re: Scottish politics [brought to you in association with Walkers shortbread]

« Last post by Elmo! on Today at 12:49:05 pm »

There's been a chasm forming between the left and the right of the party for ages now. The independence issue kept them together for a long time, but with no clear way forward for that in the foreseeable future has meant holding it together has been harder and harder.

to be honest I almost want someone like Kate Forbes to succeed Yousaf just to see support for the SNP collapse and serve as a reminder to the right of the party that it was the move left that brought about all their success.

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The Boozer / Re: Holidays 2024 - What's your plans?

« Last post by rob1966 on Today at 12:48:47 pm »

About a mile or so from us Rob.  We are the Star Beach Hotel and Waterpark.

Yeah, just looked, not far from us at all.

Are you AI or going out for meals? Some lovely little restaurants in Piskopiano, we'll do a few up there and also down the main area by the sea

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Liverpool FC Forum / Re: LFC's next manager - chat and informed speculation

« Last post by rossipersempre on Today at 12:48:18 pm »

May I remind everyone we are spending next to peanuts for years now...expecting Top 4 is batshit crazy.

Excuse me, what is this shit? (couldn't be arsed finding the Aurelio gif).

We've the second highest turnover in world football FFS.