If they don’t build him a statue, I will go there and build it myself

this is a genuine website btw and there's many others like it.

why does one company have access to so many tickets?????? £129 to go to any football game is fucking ridiculous and these people are absolutely raking it in cause they somehow have nearly 2500 tickets to sell at that price

something needs to be done about this if u want a better atmosphere

or even better give tickets out in the local community, go to schools and give them out, i can guarantee you those kids will chant every single song unlike the rich fuckers that seem to be the only ones getting tickets

it's absolutely ridiculous

made by the poor, stolen by the rich

gorgeous gorgeous girls ditch their plans this weekend to witness the iconicity that is going to be man city/liverpool—i don’t make the rules, this premier league excellence‘s just THAT gurl !

Flattie

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Manager Coming Out HCs

Manager's Reactions to one of their players coming out to them

Klopp: big hug, then some kind, supportive words. "If anyone says something mean about your sexuality, tell me." "I'll beat the shit out of any homophobes in my squad"

Pep: probably supportive but more professional. "Okay that is fine, I support you." "You're sexuality doesn't change how great of a player you are, or my love for you."

Arteta: (most of Arsenal are probably gay anyway LMAO) "I'm glad you finally told me. I knew the whole time."

Mourinho: "Okay? I don't care about that. I care more about how well you play."

Thomas Tuchel: "I don't mind as long as it doesn't effect your performance."

comment what other managers you think would have good reactions to their players not being straight.

🤔Unpredictable semi-finals 🤔

Post: Klopp in no mood to wave white flag in title race https://www.blaqsbi.com/5QoP

Premier League: Liverpool, Man City Play Out 1-1 Draw To Leave Arsenal Top Of Table

Kevin De Bruyne: Liverpool and Manchester City drew 1-1 at Anfield to leave Arsenal in charge of the Premier League title race. John Stones finished a clever corner routine by Kevin De Bruyne to give City a first half lead but Alexis Mac Allister’s penalty after the break ensured a point apiece. Sunday's draw ended Man City's run of nine away wins in a row in all competitions, and means Liverpool have lost only one of their last 21 home Premier League matches against City. The result, which summed up the unyielding rivalry between the Blues and the Reds under Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp, meant the day ended with Arsenal on top of the table on 64 points after their late victory over Brentford yesterday, Liverpool a place back in second on goal difference and City third on 63 points. It points to a tight, tense finale to the 2023/24 campaign with City aiming to win the title for a record-breaking fourth consecutive time, Liverpool wanting to give their manager the ultimate send-off and Arsenal looking to exorcise the ghosts of last season and win their first Premier League in 20 years. Man City started on top and made their dominance count midway through the first half, when Stones scored from a clever Kevin De Bruyne corner. De Bruyne whipped the ball to the near post, where Stones was left unmarked after Nathan Ake had blocked Mac Allister in a smart screen move. Then Liverpool saw a goal disallowed after Nunez, who had strayed offside, squared for Luis Diaz to apply the finishing touch but, just as the balance of play had evened out, City struck through Stones, who stole in at the near post to convert De Bruyne’s corner. Szoboszlai miscued his header after he’d been found by a superb Harvey Elliott cross at the conclusion of a patient, probing sequence of passing and – after Erling Haaland had seen an effort on the counter saved by Kelleher – Diaz whipped a shot narrowly wide following a turnover. Just two minutes into the second period, Liverpool were awarded a penalty. Nunez’s pace allowed him to intercept Nathan Ake’s backpass ahead of Ederson and the City goalkeeper duly clattered into the No.9. A lengthy delay ensued as Ederson, who later went off injured, received treatment but Mac Allister’s composure never wavered and he stepped up to bury his spot-kick into the top corner. Klopp brought on Salah, who almost immediately made his mark. The Egyptian played an incredible through-ball to Luis Diaz, who shot wide in a 1v1 with Ortega. Less than two minutes later, Diaz missed another big chance, failing to get his shot off in another 1v1 after being set up by Darwin Nunez. There were two more big chances at either end, with Kelleher spreading himself in an Alisson-like action to thwart Phil Foden, while Ortega flung himself at Nunez's close-range effort. But it was City who came the closest to winning it. In the 89th minute, Doku's shot from the left side of the box beat Kelleher, smashed against a post and bounced across goal and out. It was the last meaningful chance of an absorbing contest featuring 29 shots, 19 of which came from Liverpool, who also edged possession. Read the full article

KLOPP??? WHAT THE FUCK, WHERE DID THIS COME FROM??

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It feels like I’ve lost a family member 💔

I’m officially depressed

my year is ruined 26 days in

Jurgen Klopp Reveals What He Told Liverpool Players Ahead Of FINAL With Chelsea Liverpool boss, Jurgen Klopp has revealed he told his players to never take winning trophies for granted ahead of their Carabao Cup final with Chelsea. Jurgen Klopp Reveals What He Told Liverpool Players Ahead Of FINAL With Chelsea Klopp spoke on Wednesday after Liverpool secured their place in the Carabao Cup final where they will face Chelsea on February 25 at Wembley. This was possible after Klopp’s side defeated Fulham 3-2 on aggregate in the Carabao Cup semi-final tie last night. The Reds held a 2-1 advantage from their semi-final first leg at Anfield and played 1-1 at Craven Cottage to ensure they booked their place in the Carabao Cup final. The match will be a repeat of the 2022 Carabao Cup final in which Liverpool edged past Chelsea via a penalty shootout. “It is fantastic. We had the experience before, we know what Written by Kelechi Ofor

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Jurgen Klopp injures Kostas Tsimikas Collision after Bukayo Saka Tackle ...