Liverpool FC (The Reds) | Special Thread

Naungana na Carra, sina imani na kocha Arne

Labda aje sasa atuprove wrong

Ilitakiwa aje a proved winner like Thomas nk

Kocha kutoka ligi ya uholanzi ambaye msimu huu hata ubingwa hana ataweza kweli kuwa handle egoetic players like salah, VVD, Allison nk

Muda utasema
 
Michael Edwards has brought back former Liverpool sporting director Julian Ward as Fenway Sports Group’s (FSG) new technical director.

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Ward will be tasked with overseeing player development. His wide range of responsibilities will include oversight of academy, FSG’s loan department, group wide elite player development strategies and the establishment of innovation department.

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Pedro Marques, who will report to Ward, is regarded by Edwards as an industry leading expert in player development, career pathways, coaching methodologies and performance analysis.

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Julian Ward will also preside over the management of football operations at any club added to FSG’s stable as the American owners look to establish a multi-club model.

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Julian Ward has turned down a number of job offers from clubs across Europe, but the chance to work with Edwards again, combined with the scale and ambition of FSG’s burgeoning football operations, convinced him to accept this opportunity.

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Here we go.

YNWA
 
Arne Slot on the Liverpool job:

“I say almost every time: it will be a matter of days. I expect the same now. Things like this take a bit more than going to the shop with a shopping list and ticking off the groceries."

Arne Slot: "These are things that have to be timed properly and everything has to be worked out. There are sometimes some things attached to that as well. So that combination of factors means it hasn’t been communicated yet. But don’t worry, that will undoubtedly happen.”
 
🗣️ Former AC Milan Player Cafu: “I am afraid, the more we have Brazilians moving to the Premier League, the fewer chances for Brazil to win the World Cup.

Imagine being brainwashed by the media every week that you are the best in the world, meanwhile, you are not near the best.

I prefer La Liga because they have a high mentality to reach finals and win them. In La Liga, they don't have a mouth in front of TV cameras telling lies about Spanish players or hyping them to the world.

They speak football there, not myth.”
 
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