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General Football and Sport / Re: Skybet Championship Thread
« Last post by Pistolero on Today at 09:59:29 pm »Can see this flying in
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General Football and Sport / Re: Skybet Championship Thread
« Last post by cdav on Today at 09:59:10 pm »Been some game this
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General Football and Sport / Re: Premier League Fixtures 27th - 28th April
« Last post by Boston Bosox on Today at 09:59:09 pm »3-2 Chelsea
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General Football and Sport / Re: Skybet Championship Thread
« Last post by duvva 💅 on Today at 09:58:37 pm »How did that not go in
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Liverpool FC Forum / Re: Mohamed Salah - Best in the World *
« Last post by killer-heels on Today at 09:58:37 pm »The point was whether or not the Salah of 2024 is replaceable, and that answer is yes.
Yeah but surely thats too small a sample size considering he was at AFCON then injured. He has been back since when, March?
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Liverpool FC Forum / Re: Welcome to Liverpool Ryan Jiro Gravenberch
« Last post by Caps4444 on Today at 09:58:30 pm »Good for him a Dutch manager coming in.
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Liverpool FC Forum / Re: LFC's next manager - chat and informed speculation
« Last post by Redbonnie on Today at 09:58:27 pm »This is what is being briefed to journalists.
Jonathan Northcroft
Saturday April 27 2024, 6.45pm, The Times
Arne Slot will be appointed as Liverpool’s new head coach rather than manager as Anfield prepares for a shift away from the traditional British football club structure.
The Dutchman, 45, is expected to be happy with that status, having spent his coaching career working in the same head coach/sporting director model that Liverpool are poised to adopt.
Like all the candidates Liverpool spoke to during their process of recruiting Jürgen Klopp’s successor, Slot is presently a head coach rather than a manager. The plan is for him to focus on coaching and preparing Liverpool’s first team while reporting to a sporting director, Richard Hughes, who will oversee recruitment and other aspects of the football department.
Above them both will sit Michael Edwards, the former Liverpool sporting director who returned to the club last month as chief executive of football. Liverpool believe the new structure is more appropriate to the complexities and demands of the modern game and that it will give the man in charge of their first team — the head coach — more support to do his job, not less.
Wouldn’t be many big managers happy with that, explains why we have gone for a lottery winner.
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Liverpool FC Forum / Re: The corruption fallacy - they’re all out to get us!
« Last post by GreatEx on Today at 09:56:59 pm »The PGMOL is made up of tons of baldies. We're just playing fire with fire in hiring Slot. They won;t let a fellow baldie down.
I think you're onto something here, Jurgen betrayed the brotherhood by getting a hair transplant. Nothing to do with Manc bias or lucrative UAE side gigs. Hell hath no fury like a slaphead scorned.
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General Football and Sport / Re: 7he Manches7er Uni7ed 7hread - NO GREENWOOD/ANTONY*
« Last post by MonsLibpool on Today at 09:56:24 pm »The fight for 6th is still on, it's in their hands.Conference League calling
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Media and Arts / Re: Music Association Game
« Last post by Boston Bosox on Today at 09:56:21 pm »Everlong - The Foo Fighters
Have You ever Seen The Rain - CCR