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A Manchester United fan has won tens of thousands of pounds after making a big bet through his legacy in Liverpool to win the Premier League, writes Emilia Bona.
Tony Ward, 53, invested 55,000 euros in the Reds in October, the money he earned when his mother, Rose, died in 2017.
Despite Anfield’s rivals from the M62, Tony said he thought Liverpool looked better than Manchester City and ended in 4/6 at a local Ladbrokes branch.
Not long ago, Liverpool would have been watching this adjustment, as they competed with the duo for the most sensible 4Array.
No longer, the Reds can after winning the Premier League title. This is not a bad position!
Neco Williams, Curtis Jones and Harvey Elliott will contribute much more next season.
There is no purpose for Swansea City or Rhian Brewster this afternoon, as they fell in a past defeat to Leeds United.
This is Pablo Hernández, with a winner beaten for Marcelo Bielsa’s team.
Brewster has been in the perfect shape in recent years and Swansea may have ended up with some trouble reaching the play-offs, however, he is now Cardiff City, the sixth seed.
Leeds, meanwhile, are on promotion with 3 games of the season to play. Lately they’ve been three tracks ahead of West Brom on and six tracks ahead of Brentford in third.
If you could recruit a player this summer, who would it be?
What positions do you want to strengthen?
Jamie Redknapp says Wolves star Ruben Neves can become a world-class player in the midst of ties to Liverpool and Manchester United.
The midfielder just as the Wolves moved to Everton in the previous day.
And Redknapp told Sky Sports: “I’m a big fan of Neves. He controls the midfield is excellent. It can protect and attack. He’s 23 years old.
“I think you can not only get there in The Wolves, however, it’s passing to the top. He’s got skill and it’s easy for him. It makes the game very easy.”
Should it be Liverpool?
These are brilliant from BT Sport… pay attention when Liverpool faced Burnley at Anfield.
Former Liverpool defender Mamadou Sakho had this purpose ruled by handball long ago.
Surely Jon Moss’s call?
Sophie Bradley-Auckland has shown that she will not repaint with Liverpool FC Women at this time, while sharing a glimpse of her life out of the box as a key painter of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Captain of the Reds works at the retirement home of her circle of relatives in Nottingham.
She told Liverpool’s official website: “Unfortunately, with the existing situation, it forced me to make a resolution, a resolution that was terrible and I lost sleep.
“The fact is, I can’t go back to Liverpool until there’s a threat to asylum.”
Graeme Souness is a big fan of Raheem Sterling, and of him against Liverpool winger Sadio Mane after the former Reds player scored a hat-trick for Manchester City at Brighton last night.
Speaking at Sky Sports, the Daily Mirror, Souness said: “Sterling is the genuine deal. It would be welcome all over the world: Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Munich.”
“Sterling is younger [than Mane]. They have qualities, but Sterling is already at Mane’s level.
“Mane is a warrior and like any team would take him for now.
“Mane’s up there at 28, Sterling is 25 and still three years away from his finest, so I’d have him ahead of him.”
Sterling has already scored 27 goals for Pep Guardiola’s team this season, 17 in the Premier League.
You’ve already noticed andy Robertson’s headline … But not like that.
An attractive view, and a glimpse of what it will have to be like to be at the goal of a deep Fabinho!
It’s a smart move. Even if you saw the whole game, there will be things you won’t see.
Fortunately, Paul Gorst of Anfield and can rate them all.
Liverpool may not have won by opposing Burnley, but he will still put a smile on the faces of Red fans.
Liverpool correspondent Paul Gorst spoke to Reds legend Jamie Carragher.
That’s what I had to say about the summer signings.
You can watch the interview here…
All titles in place. Charming.
What did you do with the arbitration yesterday?
Andy Robertson and Jurgen Klopp were delighted with David CooteArray.
Liverpool will be, but who will be their opponents?
Peter Crouch has scored more headbutts than anyone in the Premier League, so he knows what he’s talking about.
And he’s a big fan of Andy Robertson’s opposite purpose to Burnley’s.
Crouch said on BT Sport: “In all honesty, I can’t! What a back to the head of a ball like that, I’ll never know. What a head it is.”
“He put it outdoors at the time of publication. It’s a manual, because if it’s not done right, it’s a touch for Mane at the time of publication.
“But he did the right thing. It’s one of the most productive headbutts I’ve ever noticed, unbelievable.”
Read the full story of Robertson’s header loving Crouch in CLIQUANT HERE.
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Neco Williams is a big positive for Liverpool as opposed to Burnley, looking much more comfortable on the right side.
That’s his reaction after the game on Twitter.
And the responses from Liverpool enthusiasts came en masse.
@Gerald_yea: You’re so man,comfortably bigger than wan bissaka.
Giorgio809: bravo neco, the vital thing is that you get valuable minutes in the YNWA countryside
@writer_esther: At the moment we have to play one game to another and press as much as possible. It’s possible. #YNWA thank you for a wonderful display. Good game, Neco.
@Accountlfc: You played very well today, a performance
Want to know what the nationals say about Liverpool vs Burnley? So Sean Bradbury for you here.
Nick Pope was brilliant that day and Liverpool is not clinical, however, 17 wins and a draw at Anfield so far this season is not a bad record…
Liverpool’s former defender, Glen Johnson, said Mohamed Salah made the wrong selection too opposed to Burnley at Anfield, as the Reds lost their first league problems at home throughout the season.
I think [it was too the quest for the Golden Boot], literally that, Johnson told Sky Sports (via HITC).
“He seeks to advise the ball, as he sometimes intended to pass through it.
“And we know you’re on your way to fight for this Golden Boot. So I think he took advantage of some opportunities when, months ago, he would have scored without even thinking about it.
“But today he seemed to be looking to advise him and take the simplest option instead of setting foot in it.
Salah remains in 19 Premier League goals for the season, 3 league leaders Jamie Vardy, who is expected to play against Bournemouth tonight for Leicester City.
Harvey Elliott is very, very much in football. This is obvious.
And Jordan Henderson had a few words for the 17-year-old.
Henderson told Liverpool’s official website, “Harvey is on a very different level from his progression than Curtis [Jones], because of his age, but the same classes still apply.”
“His ability is terrifying. But, once again, the skills take you so far and then the mindset and attitude will have to match.
“We have noticed that Harvey grows up as a player and no one on this crusade and what excites me the most is that there is still a lot more room for development.
“He understands it too.”
Liverpool sporting director Michael Edwards reportedly has not singled out any team members this summer, focusing on keeping the existing team in combination before the new campaign.
ESPN says Liverpool will participate in the movement market if they are forced to upgrade an “important” member of the first team.
Gini Wijnaldum’s contract expires in 12 months, but Thiago is the same age as dutch, so it is conceivable that the Reds prefer to point out a more youthful replacement, whether in the next 12 months or sometime in the future, deserve to write an extension.
Wijnaldum, like the rest of his teammates, is expected to still be at Anfield next season, which may mean no transfers will move when the window opens.
Jurgen Klopp would never rule out an absolute move because anything can change, but for now Liverpool will most likely line up with the same team he now has to protect his Premier League title.
According to CBS Sports, the Reds are recruiting Schalke midfielder Weston McKennie this summer.
Everton is also related to him at this time, while Hertha Berlin sees him as a possible replacement for Marko Grujic, who will return to Anfield after two seasons on loan in the German capital.
The CBS Sports report says the value will be around 20 million pounds, while the Telegraph says it will be closer to 25 million pounds.
Would the 21-year-old be a smart signing for Liverpool? Or can there be more gambling in the same position as Red enthusiasts would prefer?
Jurgen Klopp would like to hire Espanyol Leandro Cabrera’s central defender on loan before the season.
It’s according to Mundo Deportivo, Sports Mole.
The 29-year-old defender has signed for Espanyol since Getafe in January, but the club has been relegated ever since and Liverpool would supposedly see it as an option for Dejan Lovren.
The former at Atletico Madrid will be able to leave, and the Reds will have to pay his salary if he is singled out by transitory.
Napoli’s Defence Kalidou Koulibaly has been involved with Liverpool for months, but he doesn’t seem to be too pleased about it.
He told La Gazzetta dello Sport: “In football, you never know what’s going on. I never told Naples about his departure.
“I am one hundred percent Napoli and it bothers me to be linked, every single day, to this or that European club.”
Read the full quotes and the story HERE.