
Sports editor, Reach PLC national titles | Formerly @mailsport @skysports. @ThisIsAnfield columnist. Contact: [email protected]
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He’s played like this so many times for us…even last season…people acting like he suddenly learnt how to play football…too many people out there fall for @Carra23 narrative instead of watching with their own two eyes
Thoughts from Anfield, including why big Ronald can’t go back to Catalonia thisisanfield.com/2026/10/li…
Don’t really understand how folk aren’t bored of this schtick now. Maybe it was mildly funny at the start, but now? It gives nothing.
Some win that for Liverpool. Robust, confident, really well pulled off against a top team in tough conditions. The sort of three-pointer Klopp used to get often.
The greatest, most naturally gifted athlete humanity has had. To live during the time of Messi is like living in the timeline of Da Vinci. We’re very fortunate. This is a superb image.
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Do yourself (and us all) a favour. Bin off aggregator accounts. Don't follow them, don't like or share. Report them for plagiarism. Then get rid. They draw breath from an industry they're simultaneously running down. You'd miss the industry because they'd have nothing to share
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If this doesn't just highlight the issue with Man City in one video
Wants their own rules but if anyone else wants to try will not allow it
Hypocrites from the bottom up
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Most chances created this PL season:
20 — Florian Wirtz
18 — Pascal Groß
17 — Alex Iwobi
17 — Morgan Gibbs-White
9 - Florian Wirtz's nine chances created from open play against Brentford is the most by a player in a Premier League game since Sadio Mané v Burnley in January 2021 (9) and the most by a player in an away game since Samir Nasri v Spurs in August 2011 (10).
Progress.
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Chelsea fans singing "we pay your benefits"
Poverty chanting for banter. Grim
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This is Antoine Semenyo hitting the second fastest speed of the season against Liverpool - 35.74 km/h.
What’s really interesting about the clip is that Virgil Van Dijk - the chasing defender - hits 34.94 km/h on the same recovery sprint. And wins the challenge.
He’s 35 years old.
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They’ve been found guilty.
Which bit of that don’t you understand?

























