Dear Watu Endo,
I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to take a moment to extend my sincere apologies for doubting your abilities as a Liverpool player. Upon reflection, I realize that my doubts were unfounded, and I acknowledge the talent and dedication you bring to the team.
I understand the importance of supporting players, and I regret any negativity my doubts may have caused. Your recent performances have demonstrated your skill and commitment, and I want to express my admiration for your contributions to the team.
I appreciate the hard work and effort you put into each match, and I am committed to being a more supportive fan moving forward. I have learned from this experience and will strive to be more positive in my assessments.
Wishing you continued success on the pitch, and I look forward to witnessing more of your impressive performances with Liverpool.
Sincerely,
Killi
โข Top of the league.
โข Really happy for Nรบรฑez.
โข Jota being back is massive.
โข Paul Tierney is a w*nker.
โข VAR hate us.
โข Every week something goes against us.
โข Better luck next time PGMOL & VAR.
Newcastle (H), next.
Captain Matthew Slater, whose connection to J.C. Jackson is reflected in part by how he refers to him by his birth name Jerald, on how he supports Jackson:
โIโm not intimately familiar with the details of that situation. I donโt know everything going on. But I think so often times with athletes, weโre put on this pedestal - like weโve got everything together and our personal lives are great and weโre role models etc. But weโre human beings just like everybody else and we struggle with a number of different things โ in our personal lives and professional lives. They affect us all differently.
โI think any time guys are going through things, my hope is that I can support them in any way they feel comfortable. Whether itโs something as simple as prayer or having them over to the house.
โJerald knows this. I love him. Iโve always been very fond of him since he first got here years ago. And I want nothing but the best for him. I think if you ask anyone in our locker room that same question, theyโll tell you the same thing.
โWe care about his well being as a human being, first and foremost. We want to see him be healthy - both physically and mentally. We want to see him be successful. And all that is with football aside. We put such a heavy emphasis on football and rightfully so, itโs our job. But itโs not the ultimate. Itโs an important thing but itโs not the ultimate thing.
โFor Jerald, I hope he hears and understands and knows, that for us, we just want to see him be well. Thatโs the most important thing.โ
"Matty Healy (...) is sometimes right, sometimes wrong but fundamentally sincere."
"The people who are sitting in judgement of Matty Healy are often less culturally or socially sophisticated or aware than he is"
I think this summarizes it perfectly.
I want to try and get overexcited, but we just know that De Bruyne will come back in January and City will win their last 18 games and win the title with 90+ points.
Been hurt too many times before.