Everything remains between us and the player. Everything is fine for the moment, it’s fine.
It’s not flashy and it won’t mark you, but it’s tough and skilled and it gave you everything it had. Plus, it’s absolutely fair, which is the most productive quality of all.
He was a true Liverpudlian who couldn’t look his fellow Scousers in the face after a seizure unless he gave all he had for 90 minutes.
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We have the latest on Thiago Alcantara, who remains linked to a Liverpool signing, as a forward in the Community Shield clash against Arsenal.
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That’s all from me on today’s transfer, but the inimitable Theo Squires have accumulated and updated live HERE as the Reds retire to win first silver of the season against Arsenal at Wembley in Community Shield
Barcelona’s new manager Ronald Koeman has given the Catalan giants his blessing to reach an agreement with Gini Wijnaldum, according to reports in Spain.
Mundo Deportivo (via SportWitness) said the former Dutch coach had supported a move for the Dutch midfielder from Liverpool due to the 29-year-old’s versatility and speed of work, as well as his clever past relationships at level Foreign.
Wijnaldum is now in his contract year with Anfield, and talks on a new deal have reportedly stalled.
When asked about the stage for his press convention on Friday, Jurgen Klopp said:
Everything remains between us and the player. Everything is fine for the moment, it’s fine.
It’s a bit sad to see Wembley so empty when the Reds rebounding was completed this time around last year, but I hope Liverpool brightens things up with a win – Theo Squires has all the preparation for you on our blog for the day HERE with news from the team I waited an hour or so in the next part
1993 – Today’s Arsenal-Liverpool encounter is the first men’s #CommunityShield to take a position on a Saturday since 1993, when Man Utd beat Arsenal in the aftermath after a 1-1 draw. Intro #ARSLIV
A little more along the lines that I commented earlier about the young goalkeeper Marcelo Pitaluga, ECHO understands that a proposal recently presented for the 17-year-old and that it will probably be accepted through the Brazilian club. – Connor Dunn has more
The Reds are going to negotiate a deal! Https: //t. co/256dchgp4B
With Liverpool returning to Wembley today, what better time for one of the heroes of the club’s first national stadium victory, the iconic 1965 FA Cup triumph.
Liverpool-born Gerry Byrne is arguably the club’s toughest player, his nickname ‘Gerry the Crunch’, and he proved it when the Reds took on Leeds United 55 years ago in order to win the festival for the first time. oldest of the world cup.
In the 7th minute of the final, he was faced with a ‘tough’ challenge from former Everton midfielder Bobby Collins which resulted in Gerry suffering a damaged collarbone.
That was the time before the substitutes, so when Bob Paisley (then Liverpool manager) told Byrne about his diagnosis, he simply replied ‘I’ll be fine’.
It continued for 113 minutes, the game progressed after a goalless first 90, and even established Roger Hunt’s first purpose, after which he can be seen protecting his arm during the celebrations.
Ian St John’s header gave Liverpool the Cup after Billy Bremner tied for Leeds and Byrne’s position in Anfield folklore was forever secured.
Bill Shankly, who said Byrne was the most productive professional he ever worked with, later paid him this tribute:
It’s not flashy and it won’t mark you, but it’s tough and skilled and it gave you everything it had. Plus, it’s absolutely fair, which is the most productive quality of all.
He was a true Liverpudlian who couldn’t look his fellow Scousers in the face after a seizure unless he gave all he had for 90 minutes.
Byrne passed away years ago and today he would have turned 82, let’s hope the Reds beat him today.
Well, not only are Reds enthusiasts battling the possibility of the Premier League season being canceled with Liverpool 25 issues see-through on top, there is also ‘panic’ in the team’s first team, he also revealed. Mo Salah.
He does so in a new logo BBC documentary called Liverpool FC: The 30 Year Wait, which airs at 9pm on BBC 2 and is worth watching.
It is a very worrying momenthttps: //t. co/YiFFfd8AGF#LFC
Andy Robbo spoke on Liverpool’s official online page about the difference between last year’s Community Shield and Wembley and how he thinks the Reds are there on merit this time as champions.
Robertson explains that it is another this time for the Redshttps: //t. co/bvgqs0oqtT
The Reds have made a special offer for a popular teenage goalkeeper, according to reports from Brazil.
Golbo Esporte (quoted Empire of the Kop) said Liverpool have made an offer for Fluminense’s teenage goalkeeper Marcelo Pitaluga, who works with Alisson Becker’s brother Muriel in Brazil.
Pitaluga is said to have a German passport that would lead to a transition to the Premier League.
The report also claims that Fluminense’s monetary scenario means that they will likely settle for Liverpool’s purported offer.
Pitaluga has previously trained with the Reds’ number one when Alisson took part in sessions with his brother after returning home from mini-winter break in February.
Dejan Lovren has had a good run at Zenit, yet he hasn’t forgotten about his old friends from Anfield and sent a good luck message to today’s Community Shield Reds forward opposite Arsenal.
It’s been a quiet week in Barcelona, hasn’t it, so are you looking for something to fill your sports pages?
Sport said The Blaugrauna sought out Sadio Mane to upgrade Lionel Messi and now Mundo Deportivo (via the Express) claims that Mane would be ”open” to move to Camp Nou, as he supposedly thinks it may be the right time to verify it. Ronald Koeman as new coach of Camp Nou.
The report also alleges that while Mane has a ‘good relationship’ with Jurgen Klopp, the Senegalese striker is ‘frustrated’ by the lack of attention he receives in relation to Mo Salah and Jordan Henderson.
Mundo Deportivo claims, ridiculously, that Liverpool would ask for 107 million pounds to leave Mane this summer.
It is almost as if the Barcelona press diverted attention from its own problems.
Yes, you can say that we are back in the old regime of the day when the ECHO team selected the XI with which Jürgen Klopp could pass for today’s adjustment against Arsenal: very forged starting groups selected for the two friendlies of last week. opposite of Stuttgart. and Salzburg, but can they, like Brewster or Minamino, start at Wembley?
We’ll see this afternoon – HERE
It wouldn’t be a day with one and without Thiago Alcantara’s rumor, would it?
Well, here’s the last . . . Despite this rare movement window open until the first week of October, Liverpool have only one week left to reach an agreement by Bayern Munich midfielder.
Varsky Sports states that a deadline has set any possible agreement and also states that the address Liverpool liked for the deal is to use bonuses and additional clauses to accumulate the money.
As ECHO reported, once or twice, Spanish is not an active movement target lately, however, we will keep you informed of all the latest rumors and developments.
Morning Reds is a bright and blazing Saturday morning in Liverpool and as the sun sets tonight, the Reds could have possibly lifted the trophy!
We’ll have the preparation for you before Community Shield’s clash with Arsenal at Wembley, which starts at 4. 30pm, as well as all the latest news and rumors of moves, of course.
We’ll start with the new season’s first Behind Enemy Lines Podcast, while Paul Wheelock joins through Roché’s Football. London Art to inventory Arsenal ahead of his Community Shield clash with Liverpool at Wembley this afternoon.
After winning the FA Cup last month to host the clash with Premier League champion Liverpool, there is a quiet confidence in the Emirates, which will grow if club captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, who played for Reds manager Jurgen Klopp at Borussia Dortmund, puts the pen on paper in a new contract.
Take a look at this and a two-player review with which Liverpool have been connected in the last two summers, Nicolas Pepe and Bukayo Saka.
Liverpool return to the festival when they face Arsenal in the Community Shield.
Premier League champions take on FA Cup champions on the classic closed-door stage at Wembley.
Jurgen Klopp has shown a number of updates before the game, and our editors have selected their match lists.
MORE HERE.
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