Father, husband, LFC, cricketer, Stan, cyclist. A man of the people. Views are the same as Dave's.
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Eleven years ago today, Jürgen Klopp arrived at the Reds. What a journey it was ❤️
ALT An image of Jurgen Klopp being lifted up by his players after winning the Champions League in 2019 with Liverpool
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2 - Since Ronald Araújo's LaLiga debut in 2019, the two defenders with the lowest dribbled past average (per 90) in Europe's big five leagues:
0.13 - Ronald Araújo (14 times in 143 apps)
0.16 - Virgil van Dijk (34 times in 212 apps)
🧱 Intimidation.
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RIP Celebrity Mastermind 💔 The BBC may have axed you but it’ll never axe this from my memory
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Since Roy Keane made this comment about Liverpool in 2018, we’ve won the Premier League, UCL, FA Cup, Club World Cup, and UEFA Super Cup.
Meanwhile, Manchester United have only won a Carabao Cup and have sacked 4 managers since 2018 💀😅
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Mo Salah's incredible numbers by season at Liverpool:
2017/18: 44 goals, 16 assists
2018/19: 27 goals, 10 assists
2019/20: 23 goals, 13 assists
2020/21: 31 goals, 6 assists
2021/22: 31 goals, 15 assists
2022/23: 30 goals, 16 assists
2023/24: 25 goals, 14 assists
2024/25: 34 goals, 23 assists
2025/26: 10 goals, 9 assists (so far...)
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“They feel they have been hoodwinked a little bit by Trent.”
@Carra23 on fans’ reception to Trent Alexander-Arnold returning to Anfield 🗣️
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The great Bill Shankly was born on this day in 1913 ❤️
ALT Photography of Bill Shankly during his time as Liverpool manager.
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Me trying that Szoboszlai free kick in the garden later
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2018. 2022. 2025. 🏆
A record-breaking third PFA Players' Player of the Year for Mo ✨
ALT A graphic to highlight that Mo Salah has broken the record for most PFA Players' Player of the Year awards by winning it three times (2018, 2022 and 2025)
