More work from @everythingLFC4. Any designs for most purposes. The guys a whizz man. Give him a follow.... The guy even does Reds rates... What more can you ask for!
I liked Fabian Hurzeler but Christ.....how wrong I was. What a moaning crying little bitch.....Brighton were the only club trying to win. LFC were 2-0 up. Brighton were shit and were the only team that had to try. 😀🤯
🔴 Liverpool Are Stirring, and Anfield Is Beginning to Believe
There was something deeply satisfying about Liverpool’s 2-0 victory over Brighton. A fourth consecutive win, a first home #PremierLeague triumph under Andoni Iraola, and perhaps the clearest indication yet that this side is developing the character required to compete against the leagues’ best sides.
Brighton deserve enormous credit. They arrived in magnificent form and played some excellent football, dominating possession and asking serious questions of Liverpool’s defensive organisation. Yet for all their territorial superiority, they managed a solitary shot on target.
Much of that was down to Ronald Araújo, who was, by some distance, my Man of the Match. The Uruguayan was immense. Five duels contested, five won, three tackles and an authority that seemed to grow with every Brighton attack. Jeremy Jacquet was excellent alongside him.
Further forward, there were encouraging signs of genuine understanding developing between Florian Wirtz, Alexander Isak and Bradley Barcola. The movement and combinations during the first half were particularly impressive, with Barcola’s determination creating Isak’s goal. Wirtz continues to blossom, making his injury withdrawal especially frustrating.
Cody Gakpo also contributed positively, although his decision-making on several promising counterattacks left me exasperated. There were opportunities to punish Brighton further, squandered through hesitation or a poorly timed release.
Nevertheless, this was a mature, disciplined performance against strong opposition.
#LFC have climbed to fourth, confidence is growing, and the players increasingly appear comfortable with Iraola’s demands.
Arsenal visit next weekend, offering another considerable examination of progress.
For now, Anfield can savour a victory of genuine significance.
Something is beginning to take shape here, and I rather like what I’m seeing.
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City fans, genuinely feel for you, we all support clubs through good and bad, and maybe hold our nose at times when something seems too good to be true. Being genuine here, no bs, no clucking, no delight. Could be any supporter today. Needed to say that.
But this now is the biggest football scandal in British football history
nothing comes close.
Expulsion from the Prem and EFL a bare minimum, several billion in fines, Abu Dhabi struck off global football ownership, selling all clubs, an independent commission into all Premier League clubs financial conduct, and where applicable, criminal fraud charges.
English football has been relatively lucky with financial or general cheating Scandals over 150 years ( there have been minor things) but this makes this season's Premier League ( are the practices alleged still happening? How many managers and players today are paid off books in contravention of HMRC and English law?) null and void until sanctions are implemented.
The motion that one club can fulfill fixtures while serious and potentially criminal allegations are pointed at the directors box would make it a circus and grossly unfair on every other club.
We all need to take a harder look at just letting anyone in to own our club on the promise of trophies and memories. Our forebears supported clubs simply for enjoyment and competition, not to end up like this. A mess.
@MCFC_Hugo Cheated. Lied and tried to fraudulently cover it up. If fans were.truly sorry then there would be protests at the Etihad wanting their lying shameful owners and the board out BUT we.know it won't happen