Liverpool in the Media (Linked Articles Only) VI

Hamann has regularly spouted crap. He's become a genuine rent-a- quote.

 

I love Didi but he is full of sh*t.

 

As a player, he was Mr reliable but he sure as hell talks nonsense and thinks it's a tour de force.....something with substance

 

https://uk.yahoo.com/sports/news/liverpool-owners-leaked-emails-reveal-185108025.html

 

Nothing all that surprising in the emails?

 

Nope. Not any surprises there at all.

 

It's a regurgitation of old emails. ....things have changed a fair bit since then

 

Camp Jurgen​

Kevin Prince-Boateng has hailed Jurgen Klopp as “the best coach in the whole world” even though he was only managed by the German for six months.

The Las Palmas midfielder went on loan to Klopp’s Borussia Dortmund in 2009 from Tottenham and only financial constraints prevented Klopp from making the deal permanent.

“He’s the best coach in the whole world,” Boateng told The Guardian.

“He knows when to push you and when to comfort you. He knows when you need a drink, when you need water.

“He has everything. Ask the players and they’ll say: ‘He’s the best, I’d die for him.’

“He knows exactly what every player needs and gives them time.

“There were players at Dortmund who played five minutes in six months but they were happy: happy to come to training, happy to work, because he made you feel important.

“Not necessarily as a player – maybe he doesn’t need you – but as a person. That’s why he’s successful everywhere. And Liverpool’s perfect; just watching his presentation you see it. ‘The normal one’: people there love that.

“I’m happy to have met Klopp, to have worked with him, even if it was only six months.”

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-38933817

Liverpool FC has banned The Sun journalists from its grounds over the newspaper's coverage of the Hillsborough disaster.

The paper has been widely boycotted in the city and the ban follows a campaign by the Total Eclipse of The S*n group.

Its journalists will no longer be allowed on site to cover matches and press conferences.

The Sun said the move was "bad for fans and bad for football". The club declined to comment.

The Total Eclipse of The S*n group tweeted: "Further to conversations with LFC directors we are happy to inform you that Sun journalists [will] no longer enjoy access to club premises."

Paul Collins, from the campaign group, said the club joins Liverpool City Council, pubs, newsagents, and "a long list" of others who support a boycott.

"We are delighted another institution has taken a stance against The Sun newspaper," he said.

"Some people put up stickers, there is a barber shop which won't allow people in with it, a community centre put up a brass plaque saying they boycott it.

"People take whatever stance they can. A lot of people share our view."

TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN

A motion calling on retailers in Liverpool to stop selling The Sun received the unanimous backing of city councillors in September
All 96 fans who died as a result of a crush at Hillsborough were unlawfully killed, inquests concluded in April.

A spokesman for the paper said it "deeply regrets" its reporting of the disaster and understands the damage caused was still felt by many in the city.

"The Sun and Liverpool FC have had a solid working relationship for the 28 years since the Hillsborough tragedy.

"While we can't undo the damage done, we would like to further a dialogue with the city and to show that the paper has respect for the people of Liverpool.

"Banning journalists from a club is bad for fans and bad for football."

The newspaper said this was a "new generation of journalists" who congratulated the families on their hard-fought victory for justice.

Mr Collins said: "The idea that The Sun has moved on doesn't wash with the people of Liverpool".

 

Let's be honest, the sun is as crass and repugnant as it's ever been.....pure diatribe at its finest......what's suprising that its taken so long

 

Great news. I don't want to jinx things ...

 

http://www.thisisanfield.com/2017/0...g-another-pre-season-liverpools-15-day-break/

Klopp has no other choice rather than schedule another preseason to make sure the players don't lose the edge and hot those remaining 13 games hard

Looking at the remaining fixtures Liverpool have Citeh, Arsenal and Everton as the top 8 teams with the rest of the games will be playing against two banks of buses in a parallel position

 

He should invite the season ticket holders to beat the defense and goalies into shape.

No holds barred.

 

are you sure you don't mean "hurt those...games heart???

 

Probably coincide with my hiatus

 

What ever floats yer boat la

 

I need a five day break on Spain. Can't go today though I'm pouring concrete for my back patio.

 

Liverpool FC in £50m move from Melwood training ground

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-merseyside-39050759

Liverpool Football Club are planning to move their training ground as part of a £50m project to redevelop their academy site.

The Premier League club are proposing to sell the Melwood facility in West Derby, where the first team has trained since the 1950s.

The project - a joint enterprise between the club and Knowsley Council - will move training to the Kirkby site.

If the redevelopment is approved, it could be completed by 2019.

Andy Hughes, the club's chief operating officer, said bringing the first team and young players together in one location was a "really exciting proposition".

 

It's about time!!
No more cheeky journos climbing trash cans and scouting our practices!
It's also very important for the academy and the first teamers in one place.

 

I know Melwood is part of our history but let's progress .....you need all the players in one place and want upto date facilities

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/39308768

Klopp clearly not happy with the international call up and he does have couple of valid points....consulting the club manager is the least he can do