One year without Diogo Jota.
Players are often remembered for the goals they scored or the trophies they won. Diogo will always be remembered for something even greater...the joy he brought.
Every press, every run, every finish, every celebration. He played with a passion that embodied what it means to represent LFC, and he created memories that will live with supporters forever.
Time may have passed, but the songs haven't faded, the memories haven't dimmed.
Forever Our Number 20. Forever One Of Us. Forever In Our Hearts.
Rest in peace, Diogo ❤️
You'll Never Walk Alone.
Today, as every day, we remember Diogo Jota and André Silva, who tragically passed away one year ago.
Through immeasurable loss and incalculable pain, the impact they made and the legacies they left behind - not only within the footballing world, but in the hearts and minds of so many around the world - has shone through over the last 12 months.
All of our love, support, thoughts and prayers continue to be with Diogo and André's families, friends and all those whose lives were touched by them.
Forever in our hearts, forever our number 20 ❤️
Gabriel has cheated ALL season
He has bullied players,fouled them consistently & conned other teams out of goals & decisions all year
That Gabriel is the reason Arsenal did not win the Champions League is karma and is a victory for football
Karma is a bitch. As is Gabriel.
Found it genuinely sad at Anfield yesterday that Slot didn’t feel comfortable joining the lap of honour with the players because of the fear that our own fans would jeer or boo him. Imagine creating that kind of atmosphere around your own manager after everything this squad has dealt with this season. What have we become?
If only the PL wasn't the monster, it is. The days of supporters singing off a similar hymm sheet are well gone. Social media and millions of fans who have little clue about what it means to support your club have changed the landscape and not for the better
Just to play on this hypothetical, I'd like to know answers to the following.
Does a new manager at any point of the season:
• Make Isak match fit the entire season after he sat out the whole summer?
• Stop Leoni blowing his knee out in his first game?
• Suddenly give Salah two yards more pace and not see his offensive contributions drop by near 50%?
• Stop the freak goals that have been conceded off of deflections, 30 yard screamers, etc?
• Stop an Iron Man in Frimpong having multiple hamstring injuries?
• Stop Bradley blowing his knee out trying to clear the ball?
• Stop Isak breaking his leg scoring a goal?
• Stops Ekitike blowing his Achillies?
• Stops the need for a transition period for those coming from another team/league?
These are just a few of the instances that Slot has had to deal with this season, and, to be honest, not Klopp nor Alonso being in charge changes 90% of this.
Would there be some variation? Absolutely. Is Slot infallible? Not even close. Should questions be asked? Absolutely.
But let's not look at this season through a prism of bias and use all of the context available, otherwise, you're being agenda driven 🤷♂️ #LFC