And I always liked Lallana.
Pity about his injury which derailed his Liverpool career but he was immense for Klopp before.
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Great news 
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Always a fighterâŚ
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Fantastic news to hear.
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Super Mario in action 
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Feel sorry for ourselves and even ashamed that we were the last big club in his career that invested and were sold on his âtalentâ.
Thatâs not because of that video though, I bet tons of players end up in similar situations when theyâre on holiday.
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The OS posted a message the day of the Italy-Swiss game of all our old players who had represented those countries. What a run down a memory lane of mediocrity and WTFs that was.
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I was cautiously optimistic at the time. I was hoping he would embrace LFCâs family love and support and become just a bit more serious and professional.
I kinda loved watching him, he was box of surprises (rarely positive mind) and I must admit I might have a soft spot for eccentric people. Iâm always extremely intrigued in their mentalityâŚ
Of course they do, like we all do sometimes. Nothing wrong with that.
I just saw this clip yesterday and made me smile, coz Mario will never change and heâll always be a big immature child.
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Mario at LFC was the complete opposite of what I expected⌠I thought weâd be getting an eccentric genius whoâd drive us mad with his antics but deliver on the pitch. Imagine my surprise and disappointment that we got a calm player who did basically nothing in a red shirt lol
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Makes me wonder if trying to keep him normal also killed off his geniusâŚ
Wouldnât have been a major task?
Genius involves everything, not just the bits we remember fondly .
Most of his career he was a tool.
Mate tells me Alan Hansen was having a coffee at his golf club yesterday. 
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Smashing player who couldnât stay fit enough at Liverpool to make the sort of contribution we all knew he was well capable of. We saw glimpses, and it set the imagination racing, but alas, his body let him down.
Good luck to him in retirement. Maybe he will do his badges and pop up as a great coach somewhere.
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Bellers set to take the Wales job
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Be crackers to take it no decent players
How naive of the Welsh FA. They should follow the FAIâs example and not appoint a manager to save a few quid.
Rumour has it that the FAI are taking an X Factor approach and having a different celebrity take the training each international window.
Useless fucks.
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Better at club management.
Ask Riise
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