Absolutely, he’ll always be remembered for that cross 
We’re living rent free in those boys heads.
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Tell us never says Kostas
Early days yet but looks like the redmen are on target to deliver on the main objective of the season - Harvey Elliott advancing to the next phase of the Klopp development index.
Sheyi Ojo on target for the U23s in the mini derby tonight is a cautionary tale of a starlet who lacks the minerals for the programme.
Now that the intercounty GAA season is over - i’m all in.
Can someone bring me up to speed as to where we are at?
Top of the net spend league again, 100% start to the season so staying up with the elite coterie of free spending Manchester clubs and Chelsea so far. Virgil lad back and Harvey lad doing well but Big Shaq gone to Lyon.
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James Pearce has intimated that due to Harvey looking so good and Kaine Gordon being like a new signing that the net spend title should be in the bag.
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Big spending Chelsea Chelsea up next? A huge ask.
Apparently the “corner taken quickly Origi” ball boy tore Man Utd apart in an underage match at the weekend too.
Yep. Oakley Cannonier got a hat trick against United. Not sure if the £40m kid that hangs around Didsbury was playing for them.
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Two clean sheets since we got the two best centre backs in the league back
You can throw a ballboy into the famous Klopp academy factory and in a few years you’ve a starlet fresh out of the oven for Bournemouth.
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New contract for Andy Robertson
The lad who came in from Hull on a swap deal for Kevin Stewart will be on good money now and the lads who just don’t get that THIS MEANS MORE will be saying Klopp is buying success because the wage bill is high as a result of developing a relegated player into one of the best in the world.
Jurgen producing wine from sewage water. That’s a great line. The net spend difference down the bottom😳
By god.
So Klopp only started to become successful with Liverpool when he starting throwing the cash about and spending hundreds of millions.
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He’s still the net spend champion