If the rat wants to come back to England on loan, bring him home and pay the money next summer. He’s our lad, even though he’s a prick, he’s our prick.
@KolkataPolice@KPTrafficDept Didn't know my 4-wheeler had secretly evolved into a 2-wheeler. 🤔
Received a challan for a 2-wheeler traffic violation of not wearing a helmet against my car.
Please rectify the matter. Will share details when you reply.
That moment Arne Slot went and sat in the dugout by himself explains it all now.
He knew his time was up but, he knew it was a day for the two legends to say goodbye. It was their moment.
I do hate that he’s suffered the toxicity of an emotional season, so it’s only right we applaud him for his efforts at the club and what he gave us!
He’s still helped provide us a platform for next season, and it’s the right decision for someone else to take us through it.
It’s taking longer for Wirtz to fully adapt and I'll explain why
First of all, it's a huge switch. He's going from the Bundesliga to the Premier League, which has many differences. The English league is more competitive, intense and physical.
In Leverkusen he played in a completely different role. There HE WAS THE SYSTEM, his teammates relied on him. He was the Messi of Leverkusen.
At Liverpool it's the opposite. He's now PART OF A SYSTEM, surrounded by other star players. That requires adjustment and its a lot of work.
Some might say "but other players adapted faster". Because they are playing the same roles as they did in their previous club, Wirtz has to completely reshape his game.
Others might say "well he was £116m, for that amount he should've done more." Liverpool didn't buy him for 5 games, but for 5 years.
Thank you for everything @Darwinn99 ❤️
You gave your heart and soul to the club every time you stepped onto the pitch, creating some of the best moments and memories we had in recent years.
I can’t wait to watch you next year in the World Cup.
You’ll Never Walk Alone 🫶