I have witnessed this club go from doubters to believers, and from believers to champions. It took hard work and I always did everything I could to help the club get there. Nothing makes me prouder than that.
Us crumbling to yet another defeat this season was very painful and not what our fans deserve. I want to see Liverpool go back to being the heavy metal attacking team that opponents fear and back to being a team that wins trophies. That is the football I know how to play and that is the identity that needs to be recovered and kept for good. It cannot be negotiable and everyone that joins this club should adapt to it.
Winning some games here and there is not what Liverpool should be about. All teams win games.
Liverpool will always be a club that means a great deal to me and to my family. I want to see it succeed for long after I have moved on.
As I’ve always said, qualifying to next season’s Champions League is the bare minimum and I will do everything I can to make that happen.
He is 32 years old
Worked landscaping and emptying bins as a teen while fighting his way back into pro football.
Known as a "time freak"
Always first to training, never pays fines for lateness
Vomited on the Melwood pitch during his Liverpool medical lactate test. Klopp heard about it and laughed from afar😅
Brother made big sacrifices, often left behind while parents traveled to watch young Andy
Robertson met his wife Rachel (high school sweetheart) as teens. They have three kids (Rocco, Aria, and youngest) and keep family very private
Missed a Liverpool game for the birth of one of his children
Robertson wears personalized boots honoring family. He's very emotional about them
Ruffled Messi's hair during a match 😁
Robertson adores Diogo Jota so much and after the heartbreaking news, he said "I can't believe we're saying goodbye... thank you for making my life better"
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Personally, I feel Andy Robertson deserves more praise and accolades than he has received so far in his career.
He is one of the backbones of Liverpool
Robertson holds the team together. I've watched many Liverpool matches and I see the way he goes about on the pitch.
He is also very consistent in play and impacts the game when he's brought on. Hardly gets injured, especially during his early years at Liverpool.
Has good sportsmanship
Rarely see him get into a fight or brawl with the opponent
Rarely see him argue with his teammates or fault them openly.
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He deserves every good thing that comes his way. And I wish him and his lovely family, all the blessings and success in his next stage.
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✍️ Vincent the Therapist
🚨 Arsenal have now won just 10 points out of possible 21 in their last 7 Premier League matches:
🤝 2-2 draw vs. Wolves
🤝 2-2 draw vs. Brentford
✅ 3-0 win vs. Sunderland
✅ 4-0 win vs. Leeds United
❌ 3-2 defeat vs. Manchester United
🤝 0-0 draw vs. Nottingham Forest
🤝 0-0 draw vs. Liverpool
Someone should tell them they're in a title race.
Here’s the real backstory.
YouTube launched in 2005 when online video was still painful. Internet speeds were slow, hosting video was expensive, and most sites couldn’t even stream smoothly. YouTube solved one simple problem better than anyone else: upload anything and it just plays. That simplicity made it explode.
Then in 2006, Google bought it.
That’s where the dominance became almost unbeatable.
Video hosting is insanely expensive. Storage, global servers, bandwidth, encoding, content moderation, copyright systems; it costs billions yearly. Most startups can’t survive that burn rate. But Google already owned massive global data centers, so YouTube could scale without worrying about cost the way competitors had to.
Now add the network effect. Creators go where the audience is. Viewers go where the creators are. Advertisers go where both are. Once that loop starts, it’s extremely hard to break. Even if a better platform appears, people won’t move because their subscribers, history, and money are already locked in.
Also, YouTube built the creator economy early. Monetization, AdSense payouts, recommendations, search integration; it let people actually earn a living. That loyalty matters. Switching platforms means losing income.
Plenty of companies tried to compete:
•Vimeo → focused on professionals, not mass market
•Dailymotion → never scaled globally
•Facebook video → algorithm chaos, poor creator payouts
•TikTok → huge, but different format (short clips, not full YouTube replacement)
Notice something: competitors either changed the format or targeted niches. Nobody truly copied “full-length, searchable, monetized video library” at YouTube scale because it’s just too expensive and too entrenched.
It’s:
First mover advantage + Google’s infrastructure money + network effects + creator monetization + 20 years of accumulated content.
YouTube is basically the internet’s video archive. Replacing that is like trying to replace Google Search. Technically possible. Practically brutal.
That’s why after 20 years, there’s still no real rival.
Hey everyone — I’ve been seeing a lot of really weird posts about Kyedae and me that are creating false narratives and spreading unnecessary hate — it’s really disheartening to see.
We parted on completely mutual terms, and we still care deeply about each other. It honestly hurts so much to see her being attacked when we BOTH supported each other through insanely difficult times. I also quit playing pro of my own accord and was never influenced by her to quit. People’s goals can change over time, and that is just what happened with me. In a healthy relationship, there should never be comparisons about who sacrificed more or gave more — that mindset is immature and helps nobody.
All I ask is that you please respect Kyedae as a person and respect the decision we made together. This kind of pointless “drama” is exactly why having a relationship in the public eye can be so draining.
She is also still dealing with ongoing health issues, which makes the negativity being spread even more heartbreaking and unfair.
Thank you for understanding, and once again, please respect our decision.
🚨💣 BREAKING: Jeremy Jacquet to Liverpool, here we go! Deal agreed now for June 2026, as revealed.
Understand fee is €60m plus €10m add-ons to Rennes. Jeremy has agreed personal terms with #LFC.
Agreement done for summer 2026 for one of the most talented CBs in the world.
Six-time World Champion Faker 🇰🇷 sitting among South Korea’s most powerful figures
The moment took place during the ceremony where he received the Order of Sport Merit medal
the highest distinction a South Korean athlete can receive
It ended level at Anfield, but it could have been different...
All thanks to this goal-saving block from Federico Chiesa in the 93rd minute to deny Wilson Isidor! 👏
Im a liverpool fan but ill defend this man to the death always. The GOAT. The only player to never have a bad season. Even in 20/21 and 22/23 he didnt let his own standards drop. I’ll praise Salah forever
You can really tell the fans that weren’t new born babies at the start of Klopp’s run to now.
Everyone was just happy to give Jurgen the patience and time to build and create something special. Didn’t win anything until his 4th year.
Arne gave us one of the best days we’ve ever had one season in and there’s no patience at all from certain fans.
Proud of the boys 🔴
We have had a tough run recently. pressure, noise, doubt… all of it.
Last night felt like a statement.
Recap 👇🏽
•1–0 vs Real Madrid
•Team performance was🔥
•Mac Allister MOTM again vs Madrid
•Courtois with a crazy save. Mamardashvili showed levels too
•Trent back on Anfield grass
•Atmosphere was CRAZY
This is Anfield.
#LFC
Also, I will back a manager until the day he walks out the door.
Do you know why? Because there’s fuck all that me or you can do about it while he’s still running the sessions and planning for matches.
Get behind the squad!
Based on how he handled Diogo Jotas death alone, and aside from the fact that he won the league, Slot deserves the full season without any heat from the fans.