There's going to be a couple of soft Dutch lads devastated at the idea of having to earn their spots in the team moving forward.
And plenty of other lads devastated about the end of City Break FC.
Time to run, you cunts.
🚨 Andy Robertson on this season:
“We are not at the 2017 stage, we are at the transition stage. We won the league last year. The environment was very similar. We had to go at 100 per cent in every single game and the messages were very clear from the manager, the backroom staff and from everyone in the building.
“Now this year hasn’t worked out for a variety of reasons. We can’t hide away from it, and it is not an excuse, but what we went through in the summer no team will ever go through. No member of staff will go through. I hope they never go through it because the devastation we went through… football didn’t matter.
“We didn’t care about football for weeks. None of us wanted to train. You were getting treatment off physios and physios didn’t want to treat you. That is the reality of it. As footballers we then, of course, have a duty — we have to move on, we have to keep going and we managed that. We started the season fairly well although it was still an emotional time for us.
“The Bournemouth game [on the opening day of the season] was ridiculously emotional with all of Jots’s family being there. I think in the 20th minute you saw a real dip in performance after that because of the emotional impact it had on all of us…
“We have been too easy to play against. There is no hiding away from that. But for the future of Liverpool, I believe they have more than enough in that changing room to go and achieve more things again.”
Don’t think I’ll ever love a footballer more than Mo Salah yeno, went from a teenager to an adult watching him just be a fucking menace for Liverpool.
Probably the best ever years i will have as a Liverpool supporter
Dear Footballing Gods,
Forgive us for Luton, the hand grenade at Brentford, the spanner at Reading. Forgive us for stealing an amputees prosthetic leg and turning over the BBC Derby Radio van in ‘94.
Please give Millwall the Premier League.
Amen.