Proud father and Husband. LFC COLFC
Liverpool, UK
Joined June 2011
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Whatever the mood, whatever the feeling, this is 2 1/2 minutes of boss. I must watch this at least once a day.
Great interview with Tom Wood in @VICE by @badwool9 about his photographs of Liverpool in the 80s.
Separate to this, that Scottie Press archive from a few years ago would be great to see.
vice.com/en/article/tom-wood…
Can't let the SKY and commentators drive this narrative that the players on the pitch are somehow defiantly cracking on in the face of what the owners have done. Play in empty grounds against these.
Broadcaster with a narrative to save their product, hanging by a thread.
What's the actual point of this. Shit inept refs and a gang of cheats.
Be great if city played in empty grounds.
What are we actually watching
Fran Stanton retweeted
I’m done with football. Whatever football used to be, it isn’t any more. Cheating teams. Cheating refs. Manchester Cheaty profit from a cheating ref and a cheating ownership. And all the broadcasters just lap up the story, because the game doesn’t matter, only revenue does.
Fran Stanton retweeted
Joey works for 3 hours a day minding his dads van while his dad goes the pub. Normal 1970s childhood 😁 Liverpool
Spent the last 10 minutes thinking fair play to @RealCFrampton Frampton standing that close to Barry McGuigan. 🫣🥸🤓 #specsavers
Fran Stanton retweeted
NEW🚨: #LFC
Joshua Abe has received financial offers from other clubs far beyond what Liverpool were prepared to match. 🏴
Fran Stanton retweeted
🔴 #LFC winger Josh Abe (15) has now signed with Tyler Alexander-Arnold's PLG Agency.
Abe recently visited Real Madrid and was given the VIP treatment.
AFAIK, Abe would not be eligible to sign for Real until he turns 18 in 2028. Chelsea among PL clubs interested.
Fran Stanton retweeted
Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk on the protests over ticket price increases: "I think the fans are the heart and soul of the club. If they feel like this then protest is their fair right. Hopefully they come to a solution with the club.
"These things are far above my position as captain of the club. But my opinion is that our fans are the club. They always have been - before my time and will be after my time. It's important that these things get solved because it benefits no-one."
Fran Stanton retweeted
Share this far and wide - on here, in your WhatsApp groups, on your social media.
No flags and Not A Pound In The Ground is the starting point.
If enough people do it, it will send a message to FSG: they got this one wrong.
@spiritofshankly and @_lfcsb offered to talk to the ownership again and that offer was ignored.
Fans said they wanted to protest. This is the start.
The @EFC_FanAdvisory and @EFC_FansForum should call on all season ticket holders to delay renewing until the last week of the renewal window as a protest against the price increases. #EFC #stopexploitingloyalty
Fran Stanton retweeted
Expecting to be a little bit busier than usual tomorrow…
We will be open from 9am right up until kick-off with Pie Hole & Shutter serving you quicker
We can’t tell you what to do tomorrow but we can say we believe in Unity is Strength
#BuyLocal & Be Vocal. Up The Reds❤️
Fran Stanton retweeted
Hundreds of thousands of LFC supporters have tonight received a ‘personal’ email from LFC’s most senior paid official.
LFC’s directors pay , including said official, grew 8% last year. The highest paid director, which may well be the email sender, earnt £2.3m, up from £2.1m
Fran Stanton retweeted
You just don't want young local kids like this ..all at PSG away this week but none of them have tickets in their owen name and will never own a season ticket
Lots of talk around LFC price increases.
At some point it stops being about ticket prices and becomes about identity.
Who is Anfield for?
Whether we like it or not the answer to that is slowly changing. That's what needs addressing.
Fran Stanton retweeted
Our Rights Ambassadors visited Whitefield Primary School this morning to take part in a Liverpool City Council led workshop about children’s rights to help and prepare them for their Child Friendly City status from UNICEF. #StPBRRS
