Bringing the curtain down on an iconic, record breaking career at Liverpool ❤️
Mohamed Salah will leave Anfield at the end of the season having made history by becoming the first 3x PFA Players’ Player of the Year 🏆
Mohamed Salah is to bring the curtain down on his illustrious career with Liverpool Football Club at the end of the 2025-26 season.
The time to fully celebrate his legacy and achievements will follow later in the year when he bids farewell to Anfield ❤️
@cardibjordan HAHAHHA. Dulu ada member suruh sign attendance. Aku tanya sign dia macam mana lepas tu dia cakap " kau sambung je sign aku".
Sekali sign dia macam garisan mesin ECG tu.
Uia 4ver!
100% ! Berapa je player kita ada ug boleh compete proper in Asia level. Arif, Faisal and maybe Syihan.
Mcm JDT and Selangor yg wants to do well in these Asia competitions, obviously they have to rely on good imports. And they have the means for it so nothing is wrong.
But instead of us commenting negatively on it, pernahkah kita menyoal diri sendiri ?
Sebagai penyokong, adakah kita support 100%, menyumbang kepada team supaya cukup RM untuk run a proper club yg mempunyai facility, academy dan enough utk 1st team sustainbility ?
Sebagai pemain, adakah kita cuba sehabis daya utk menjadi yg terbaik utk pasukan ?
Sebagai coach mcm saya, i question myself have I coach them good enough ? Yeah saya pernah Juara Iber Cup di Portugal, tapi adakah apa yg saya buat cukup ?
As a parent, adalah saya sanggup melabur RM supaya anak saya jadi bagus sampai keperingkat Asia ? Adakah saya sanggup berbelanja untuk diet yg betul ? Adakah saya sanggup bawa anak berlatih 5 kai seminggu yg mungkin travelling time pergi balik cecah 3-4 jam ?
As a politcian or people inside the FAs, are you doing enough to ensure the pathway of football in your state leads to Elite ?
Are we willing ??
Akan dtg ada Liga Nasional where State FA dapat geran 100k kan … Let’s see who fail to participate ..
So question ourselves before criticise teams that rely on Imports to do well in Asia competition
So Ryan Reynolds is super shocked and excited after Wrexham drew Chelsea in the FA Cup fifth round. And people are confused. I mean, Chelsea are a Premier League club. Wrexham might lose. So why is he so happy?
Let me explain something to you.
Four years ago, Wrexham were in the fifth tier of English football. Fifth. They were fighting relegation, debt and irrelevance. Deadpool and Rob McElhenney then bought the club, came in with the Hollywood attention, opened their wallets, and more importantly, turned on the cameras.
Now, they are on a three consecutive promotions streak andthey're in the Championship and pushing for a playoff spot to make a 4th possible promotion.
Now Chelsea will be visiting the Racecourse Ground(Wrexham's home stadium). And Wrexham's current FA Cup run has already generated somewhere between £568,000 and £608,000 for the club in prize money, broadcast fees, gate receipts from sold out home games.
That's good. But from the global attention this fixture is getting, the game alone adds another £220,000 to £300,000 if Wrexham lose. If they win? We're talking about £458,000 to £538,000 on top of what they've already earned, pushing the cumulative total past £1 million. From one cup run! For a club that was in the fifth tier four years ago.
But that's still not why Reynolds is smiling.
You would remember Leicester 2016. Their fairy tale title run raked in hundreds of millions in global brand value that no prize money table could ever capture. They got new fans, new sponsors and entered new markets. One magical season rewrote what that club meant to the world.
Wrexham's version of that could be this Chelsea tie. Every camera that walks into that the "Racecourse" ground to cover this fixture is essentially a free advertisement.
Past runs have already added an estimated £1 million to £2 million in equivalent exposure value.
This one, with Chelsea and every major broadcaster in England showing up, could drive even more. "Welcome to Wrexham"- the documentary that the club is filming will now get content no production budget could have ever bought. And Wrexham FC sponsors like United Airlines and HP get global attention.
And here's the thing. Win or lose, the story feeds itself. If they win? Unbelievable. If they lose? Reynolds films it, packages it, and 20 million people watch it on Disney+ anyway. Win-win.
So no. Ryan Reynolds is not confused about this draw. There is a reason he is happy. He understands the assignment😂.
Jürgen Klopp was never meant to be a coach.
A second-division player.
No star reputation.
He became player-manager at Mainz by necessity.
No budget.
No stars.
Barely enough players.
Relegated.
Failed.
Stayed anyway.
He focused on culture.
Intensity.
Togetherness.
Pressing as a team, not individuals.
Promotion followed.
So did belief.
Then Dortmund.
Big club history.
Limited money.
He trusted youth.
Relentless training.
High tempo.
Emotional connection with fans.
Bundesliga titles arrived.
Champions League final followed.
Then Liverpool.
A broken giant.
Years without belief.
He didn’t promise trophies.
He promised identity.
Slow rebuild.
Painful losses.
Public trust.
Then everything clicked.
Champions League.
Premier League.
World Club Cup.
From survival mode to sustained belief.
Tactics set structure.
But belief & identity gives a team its power.
Curtis Jones completed 122 passes against Eintracht Frankfurt, the most by a Liverpool player in a Champions League game on record.
◎ 127 passes attempted
◎ 122 passes completed
◉ 96% pass accuracy
He's just one of three midfielders to attempt 125 passes in a #UCL match and keep a 96% pass accuracy since the start of last season after Vitinha and Joshua Kimmich. 👏
It was all about the midfield battle last night and United comes with an approach that is more stable and balanced for them.
So yeah, Liverpool deserved to get 1 point at least but United came with "risky but effective" approach.
Yes Liverpool played badly but Amorim really did his job well last night overall.
He knows how to isolate Macca from other midfield trio and prevent the right half side from creating big space.
Casemiro maybe isolated a bit but he did well.
Bruno goes toe to toe against Szobozslai to match with energy quite effective for United.
Bruno is quite bad in the second half especially after Wirtz entered the battle area but Bruno is Bruno. Single tapping cross for assist?
Brilliant single moment for him
One of the scariest punishment in Islam isn't the fire, it's when Allah stops guiding you. When you're left alone with your own egos and own desires.
No signs hit. No advice feels deep. You become numb and you think you're fine.