Winning one was a great achievement considering all the obstacles put in his way. He had to rely on his only outfield player over 15 to score 2 goals to win one nil today.
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Iām in Dublin. Iāve had a feed of pints and Iāve a gig to go to later.
THIS MEANS MORE.
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No sign of the pyjamas crew 
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Unreal to have two of our own lead Liverpool to victory in a cup final. Kweev was immense. Gushing praise there from VVD at the end.
Great to see King Kenny sharing a moment with young Harv at the end there. Liverpool is cross-generational. It brings us all together.
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Sew it into any Chelsea Cunt you see mate
This is the greatest day of my life.
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Did me woman know Luiz hasnt a word of English. 
Oh nevermind, she did 
Yeah, the kids whoāve won their first senior trophy at 18 years of age will be put right back in their box
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Ah mate
Nyoni only 16 too and he with a winners medal
Andy Gray is a very good pundit
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Ah bro
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The best the EPL has seen.
The woke crew blackguarded him
Iām reading that the average age of the Liverpool starting XI was 24.4 with no teenagers in the starting XI. The youngest starters were two 20 year olds.
I read somewhere else (I canāt remember where as it was so long ago) that the Chelsea team was actually younger.
Brought on 3 teenagers in Clark, McConnell and Danns and a fella who was under Joey Bartonās tutelage at Bristol Rovers this time last year (Quansah).
The pyjama crew are scrambling furiously to look for some sort of ābut but butā slant.
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I didnāt watch the match. Reading all the comments about kids and school tomorrow, I was thinking we were witnessing the reincarnation of the Busby Babes. Instead, it appears that Liverpool fielded quite an experienced starting XI with an average age of 24.4.
Iāve since read that the starting age of the Chelsea starting XI was over a year younger than Liverpool, at 23.3.