As the last ever #Boeing747 leaves the factory and marks the end of the 5-decade long production line, here are some of my favorite photos and memories of the legendary #QueenOfTheSkies!😀👑
The fact that we don't have even one water bomber blows my mind.
I know wildfires are not common in India but I feel in case of an industrial disaster/ war, a dozen is the least we should have.
The rate at which I'm losing interest in sports in general is crazy.
Gazillion ads, odd game times and Arne Slot have done enough to push me away.
Mad respect for people who keep their passion alive for decades.
Mohamed Salah is lambasted for not speaking enough, then when he does, is slammed for not doing it at the time and in the manner his critics demand.
He is not a performing monkey. He has given absolutely everything he could to the game - and for just shy of a decade, to Liverpool.
Why is his love for the club always questioned? Why can’t he speak as a fan of Liverpool, which he is?
Salah FC or Misperception FC?
https://t.co/Kekhh3D2ls
Do you know why Mo still trains obsessively, does extra gym work regularly and keeps pushing himself even after achieving everything?
Because that mentality never leaves people like him.
That’s the standard LFC should be built around. Constant hunger, constant self demand, never becoming comfortable or satisfied.
Jermaine Pennant 🗣:
“What Mo Salah has said, every single fan feels the same way and would say the same thing.
“There’s no player bigger than the club, but there’s a player bigger than the manager and, unfortunately, Mo Salah has been at Liverpool a lot longer than Arne Slot. Mo Salah’s won more things at Liverpool than Arne Slot, so he has every single right.
“He’s a legend for Liverpool. He single-handedly almost won the league last season, so he has every right to come out and say this is not good enough, this is not what Liverpool’s DNA is. He has every single right and that’s not throwing Arne Slot under the bus. He’s stating the obvious.”
@talksport
The king has spoken.
Mo mentioned doubters to believers, believers to champions, heavy metal attacking football, and said the identity of the club cannot be negotiable.
You can genuinely feel the frustration in his words man. He's clearly talking about the Klopp era there. the intensity, the mentality, the way we used to actually scare teams before kickoff even started.
And without even mentioning names directly, it definitely feels like a comparison to what we are watching now under Slot.
Liverpool was never built to just survive seasons. This club was built to overwhelm teams. To make opponents panic. To play football with arrogance and violence in transitions.
That’s my fucking king right there.