Liverpool Thread - 2022/23
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bluethrunthru
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Klopp says he has no plans to leave Liverpool
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says he will not leave the club unless he is forced to, and hints at changes at Anfield during the summer.
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bluethrunthru
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funny as fuck and predictable as night will follow day guess what? State ownership may not be bad ££££££££££££££££
ps - Klopp is the moral compass and guidance ........ when did he join the priesthood?
ps - Klopp is the moral compass and guidance ........ when did he join the priesthood?
mexico1970
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Weirdly non of those two twats have any link at all to Liverpool FC, they are tourist heavily invested in a thing they have never ever had any real contact with.
Probably just one or two seasons, alot of us were saying they will hit their decline when a majority of their first teamers hit 30+ years old, with no proper young players to take over.
Funny everyone else saw it coming except Liverpool themselves.
Funny everyone else saw it coming except Liverpool themselves.
Prestwich_Blue
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I think they've misinterpreted someone saying they've got catarrh.
Betterdeedthan red
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Another farce tonight the dippers should be out omafter the first game
Gingers Dad
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That's quite good that
As the saying goes the Scouse accent is a quarter English, a quarter Irish, a quarter Welsh and a quarter catarrh
Blue Til Death
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A global scouse moonwalk is on the cards..
Liverpool Echo.
As things stand there has been no bid lodged for Liverpool Football Club and no high level talks that are close to any kind of conclusion, with sources in the US telling the ECHO that little had changed since November and that there was, as yet, no "real" interest to come forward and engage with FSG around a takeover or investment.
Speaking to Bloomberg at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Mansoor bin Ebrahim Al-Mahmoud, QIA's CEO said: "Football, the clubs and the sport is becoming very commercialised in a way, especially now fans are looking into this as an experience, so they would like to and experience and entertain themselves.
"At the same time digitalisation is becoming very important for this. So, the business model of these institutions is becoming very commercialised and very investment friendly. You will not be surprised if we invest in this.
"We have not made our mind yet but this is a very commercially driven decision that we go through. And again, sports is becoming a very important theme as well, people are engaged more in a sport and digitalisation is making it more attractive to investors."
As things stand there has been no bid lodged for Liverpool Football Club and no high level talks that are close to any kind of conclusion, with sources in the US telling the ECHO that little had changed since November and that there was, as yet, no "real" interest to come forward and engage with FSG around a takeover or investment.
Speaking to Bloomberg at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Mansoor bin Ebrahim Al-Mahmoud, QIA's CEO said: "Football, the clubs and the sport is becoming very commercialised in a way, especially now fans are looking into this as an experience, so they would like to and experience and entertain themselves.
"At the same time digitalisation is becoming very important for this. So, the business model of these institutions is becoming very commercialised and very investment friendly. You will not be surprised if we invest in this.
"We have not made our mind yet but this is a very commercially driven decision that we go through. And again, sports is becoming a very important theme as well, people are engaged more in a sport and digitalisation is making it more attractive to investors."
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