Izakaya

Bit saucy from the bald cunt that isn't it.

What am I supposed to be looking at here. A jet from Stuttgart?

ChatGPT wouldn't make the image of him licking the scouse boot as it was fetish content. Cunts.

I am actually going to kill myself. Genuinely can't fathom how much PIF are licking the boot and holding their arseholes open here like.

We should be looking at condrad harder

Exactly. Fair reminder we beat Barcelona to the signing of Garang Kuol and look how that's worked out.

A 6'5 blonde German woman? Butter me on toast, I'm done.

It's probably the best window any club has ever had tbh.

If there's any justice in this world, both his ACL's will detonate with the force of 10 Jonah Lomu's the millisecond after his signature is on the Liverpool contract.

Oh aye as if Yasir just going to be holding his arsehole open with a rose between his teeth waiting for the scouse cock of respectfulness to breach his cacky bangle. 'We are ready' Go take your face for a shit you fucking pasta pedo shill cunt. He truly is your favourite cocksuckers favourite cocksucker.

He gets wrecked in berghain And he signed just in time Woltermade

Yeah that's a very fair point

Don't have twitter to see the rest their posts, but this comment was taken from a post about them.

I’ve been saying this for weeks — there’s a much bigger picture playing out in the background here, and the Isak situation has exposed it perfectly. This isn’t just Liverpool vs Newcastle. It’s FSG vs PIF, and it stretches far beyond football. Here’s what’s really going on: FSG (Liverpool’s owners) are backed by RedBird Capital, who have huge investments in global media, streaming, and broadcasting rights. PIF (Newcastle’s owners) are now making big moves into the media world too, working with DAZN and looking to rival the legacy broadcasters by securing TV rights — including Premier League broadcasting in the future. If PIF breaks into this space, it’s a direct threat to FSG and RedBird’s wider business model, which relies on control over media, distribution, and partnerships. Now add the Premier League Board into the mix: Several members — like Mai Fyfield (ex-Sky, now BBC/Roku) and Dharmash Mistry (venture capital and digital media) — have deep interests in finance and media ecosystems that are closely aligned with the legacy broadcasters FSG works with. So when we see PSR rules being pushed hard and Liverpool publicly saying they won’t make another bid for Isak unless Newcastle are willing to sell, it tells you this isn’t about needing a striker. It’s about power and control over football’s next phase — broadcast rights, investment influence, and future commercial dominance. This is a fight for who controls the money, the exposure, and the direction of the Premier League. Isak is just one piece on the chessboard. Taken from an FB post.

Going to hoof some Paul Van Dyk on the way to work this morning in celebration.

Was just talking to a mate yesterday about the Kyau & Albert remix of Young Parisians - Jump The Next Train.

Reminds me of waking up after a night on the toot at my sister-in-laws to find out we signed Sylval Marveaux out the blue.

The absolute rush of waking up to a booked medical, especially for a player everyone's been saying we should be looking at. FUCKING YES LADS

Just go get Arokdare and cut out the middleman

Kids an absolute stud.

Gordon or Barnes offmans maybe then?

Can Elanga play on the left?

The Brexit Eddie label switching slightly from wanting only English players to only bidding for players who play for English clubs. There HAS to be more value/talent on the continent.

Haaland, £175m please.

Yeah don't post that fat pedo.