Tom

part time student, full time liverpool fan

[Tom @tjreyner]

@willreyner Liverpool doing fine here lad

[Liverpool FC @LFC]

Worth the wait.

[Sky Sports Premier League @SkySportsPL]

16-year-old Rio Ngumoha wins all three points at the death for Liverpool! 🤯

[Tom @tjreyner]

@willreyner @David_Ornstein @TheAthleticFC Rejecting a bid at least gives the impression that they are maximising his value

[Tom @tjreyner]

@willreyner @David_Ornstein @TheAthleticFC At this point it feels inevitable, don’t think we’d formally bid without encouragement

[Tom @tjreyner]

@grok @brunoaldridge maybe not then !

[Tom @tjreyner]

Hey, @grok, who was the most famous person to visit my profile? It doesn't need to be a mutual, don't tag them, just say who it was.

[Tom @tjreyner]

@brunoaldridge @grok Hahahahah it might be you at this point!

[GD @sportingra29892]

The people are the reason

[Eddie Gibbs @eddiegibbs]

🟥 Klopp Remembers Trent’s Glory – The Fans Remember His Fall

Jurgen Klopp, with the candour only time grants a man departed, asked for grace. He reminded us of a boy who bent the world his way in Hoffenheim and bamboozled giants on an Anfield night that belonged to eternity. He asked us not to forget. But it is precisely because we remember that the booing rang out.

We remember Trent the teenager, yes, but we also remember the man who scored against West Ham and turned to scouring the very people who raised him. We remember a farewell 'party' more befitting a popstar than a footballer, curated not with humility but vanity. Klopp says the club is famed for not forgetting, and that is true, but it remembers all of it, not just the poetry.

Klopp’s appeal came from the heart, and perhaps from a place that still sees the lad in the number 66 shirt. But the fans see the man now. They see the training ground apathy whispered by Arne Slot, the orchestrated exit, the absence of dignity in departure. They see a player who has made his choice and expects applause as he walks out the door.

This is not about goals scored or assists delivered. It is about a bond broken in broad daylight. A player can leave, they always have, but how they leave matters; Jurgen himself has a famous quote about exactly this.

The boos are not for past dreams or European nights. They are for the sneer, the gesture, the self-indulgence, the deafening silence when clarity was owed.

Klopp reminded us that Trent gave everything. Perhaps he did, once upon a time. But giving everything is not just about what you did when you wore the shirt. It is also about how you carry its weight when it no longer suits you. And on that count, he is found wanting.

So no, this isn’t a case of fans forgetting. This is a case of a player forgetting them first. Klopp’s sentiment deserves respect, he’s earned it. But even he must know that respect is not unconditional. It is repaid, not assumed. And when it is withdrawn, it is not out of spite, but sorrow.

Because when you love something enough to feel betrayed by it, you don’t forget. You boo.

[‏ً @R10UTD]

What a fucking edit on the Ghorman arc, this is the greatest piece of content in the entire franchise #Andor (credit to @SWFT_Edits)

[Tom @tjreyner]

@azklfc11 Looks proper unwell

[Liverpool FC @LFC]

He's staying.

[Tom @tjreyner]

Wtf is happening on the district line around Parsons Green this morning #tfl

[Tom @tjreyner]

@willreyner Always got something to whinge about don’t you !

[Tom @tjreyner]

@willreyner @KingsRoadPod @tovers98 We’ll see where the Atlas ranks

[Tom @tjreyner]

@sportingra29892 Yea lad DM me can meet you by the Durrell arms