On behalf of Forever Reds, the former players association, I would like to extend our sincere support and best wishes to two of our greatest Sir Kenny Dalglish and Kevin Keegan and their families. Whether they be former teammates, managers or heroes, we are with them. YNWA.
He was the wrong fit. No doubt in my mind. I for one am thrilled with this decision. Andoni Iraola is the front runner to succeed him. A bold and exciting choice. Up the reds. #ynwa
I support Salah’s tweet 100 percent. It was measured and accurate and reflects the view of the overwhelming majority of the supporters.
He had nothing to gain from it. It expresses what we’ve always seen from Mo - an insatiable desire for the success of the club.
Mo Salah is being called selfish and also caring about Liverpool with his “heavy metal” comments. It’s possible to be both, caring about himself and the club. One of Liverpool’s greatest ever players was making a legitimate point, and he has a right to. Salah could have delivered his critique to the hierarchy in private but he’s leaving, rightly so as the revered 33-year-old is not the force of old. He’s more string quartet than heavy metal.
By posting his critique to his 62m followers on Instagram, Salah wants everyone to know how he feels - and how he feels a club he’s served so well and loves so much can re-find its way. Of course, it’s embarrassing for Arne Slot, especially when so many of Salah’s team-mates "like" the post (whatever their reasons). It heaps more pressure on the head coach.
But the football overseen by Slot isn’t good enough at the moment. It lacks direction, intensity and authority. Salah is right. Slot has to focus most on ensuring Liverpool finish in the Champions League positions, rise above the criticism and give Salah the send-off a club legend deserves at Anfield on Sunday. #LFC
Gerrard: "It HURT me watching Liverpool last night.”
"They got what they deserved.”
“There was no FIGHT, no DESIRE, no PASSION, no of patterns play, no identity."
“Individuals are MILES off, it was no where NEAR good enough.”
Sick to my stomach
@marca
Liverpool footballer Diogo Jota dies in a traffic accident in the province of Zamora
The accident occurred at kilometer 65 of the A-52, near the municipality of Palacios de Sanabria.
Not supportive of the fans booing Trent at Anfield today. Regardless of your feelings on the matter booing a red at Anfield is not the Liverpool culture.