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Til dem der ønsker Nike som trøjesponsor

Mads T. skrev:Til dem der ønsker Nike som trøjesponsor

noooooooooooooo.
Jeg er rigtig tilfreds med ikke at have Nike eller Adidas. Især Nike.

Men altså i disse tider er Hugo Boss og flere andre jo begyndt at sætte Adidas-striber på ders tøj, så inden for 10 år er der nok Adidas-striber på alt tøj alligvel .

Men jeg vil hellere beholde Alisson i en Nike trøje end at skulle gå tilbage til Karius i en NB trøje, så money talks.

Mads T. skrev:Til dem der ønsker Nike som trøjesponsor

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Altid fremragende Tifo Football, har offentliggjort en som sædvanlig velproduceret video omkring hvordan tingene også kan foregå i fodboldverdenen.


Det sætter selvfølgelig tankerne i gang generelt om menneskerettigheder, og selvfølgelig endnu engang fokus på VM i Qatar. Jeg kom dog også til at tænke på de historier der pludselig kom ud mht. Mo Salah og det egyptiske fodboldforbund her efter VM, navnligt også den kritik han fik for at stille op med ham diktatoren fra Tjetjenien, efter politisk pres fra fodboldforbundet og dermed linket til det politiske/militære system. Ganske alvorlig og interessant, men samtidig en decideret skræmmende position som en af verdens bedste fodboldspillere befinder sig, eller i hvert fald kunne befinde sig, i.

Nuvel, Egypten er ikke Bahrain eller Qatar, men jeg tror ikke jeg fornærmer nogen ved stadig at kalde det et potentiel sygt land.

Liverpool eksploderer på de sociale medier og er den klub , der ses af næstflest på TV (flest blandt engelske klubber):

https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/f ... w-15607258

De bedste performere på 10 udvalgte områder i 2018:

https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/first- ... performers

De 50 mest værdifulde spillere i transferøjemed i de 5 store ligaer:

https://talksport.com/football/469944/t ... er-united/

Det er godt nok nogle høje åriser, men hvis man ser på Coutinho-, Neymar- og Mbappe handlerne, så passer det måske meget godt, hvis den rigtige køber vel at mærke er i markedet for at smide så mange penge afsted ? Der er dog visse spillere på listen, hvor der alder rent fodboldmæssigt er så fremskreden, så jeg finder deres vurdering liiige i overkanten

Niels K skrev:De 50 mest værdifulde spillere i transferøjemed i de 5 store ligaer:

https://talksport.com/football/469944/t ... er-united/

Det er godt nok nogle høje åriser, men hvis man ser på Coutinho-, Neymar- og Mbappe handlerne, så passer det måske meget godt, hvis den rigtige køber vel at mærke er i markedet for at smide så mange penge afsted ? Der er dog visse spillere på listen, hvor der alder rent fodboldmæssigt er så fremskreden, så jeg finder deres vurdering liiige i overkanten

Nr. 23 er Luis Suarez, Liverpool.. 98 M£ - jeg siger SÆLG..
I øvrigt, computeren trænger vist til at blive efterset/udskiftet.

Den alternative statistik for scoringer og assists i Liverpool FC, som egentlig kommer bedre rundt om de involverede parter i scoringsfasen:

https://www.liverpool.no/nyheter/2019/1 ... st-kongen/

Mere statistik

Stats show Liverpool face unprecedented challenge in title race

(Reuters) - History is on the side of Premier League leaders Liverpool as they chase a first league title since 1990 but their four-point lead over Manchester City after 21 games is the smallest margin between the top two in over a century.

The last 11 teams with the equivalent of 52 or more points at the same stage since 1905-06 went on to lift the title, but the strength of this year’s top four means Liverpool on 54 points face an especially daunting task.

Sports data company Gracenote have recalculated seasons before the English top flight moved from two to three points for a win in 1981 and say the data reveals that the current top four is the most dominant ever.

Liverpool, City, Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea are separated by 10 points, and are on course to break the record cumulative tally of 333 points set by the top four in each of the last two seasons.

Of the 11 teams that won the league after leading at this stage since 1905-06, when 20 teams competed for the first time, many had sizeable leads unlike Liverpool’s slender advantage this time round.

City, for instance, held a 14-point advantage over Chelsea at the same stage last year and are the first top-flight team to reach the 50-point mark after 21 games and not lead the table.

While wealthy teams at the top of the pile have improved, the evidence suggests those at the other end of the table have got comparatively worse.

Basement side Huddersfield Town’s 10 points after 21 games is the lowest by any Premier League team since Derby County managed seven points 11 seasons ago, while Fulham’s tally of 14 points is the lowest for a team in 19th place for six years.

Fulham are one of only four teams in the Premier League era to record 14 points or less at this stage and not be bottom of the league. The others Watford (1999-2000), Southampton (2004-2005) and Reading (2012-2013) were all relegated.

Reporting by Shrivathsa Sridhar in Bengaluru; Editing by Nick Mulvenney
Our Standards:The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.

Brewster tilbage på græs.

https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/f ... y-15660944

Det har godt nok taget lang tid. Men jeg er også uhyre spændt på, hvad vi kan få ud af denne knægt.

Meget sjove betragtninger fra folk:

Do neutral fans not want Liverpool to win the league, or is it just a social media myth?

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/46793730

Niels K skrev:Meget sjove betragtninger fra folk:

Do neutral fans not want Liverpool to win the league, or is it just a social media myth?

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/46793730

"Steve Taylor, from Carlisle: If they win the league it may be necessary to evacuate the north of England. Think of the first two months of any given season and all the 'our year' chat and amplify it by a thousand. When AC Milan forgot how to play football in the second half, gifting them a Champions League win in 2005, it nearly opened a portal to the underworld. It was intolerable for years. Winning a league can't be written off as dumb luck, so there is no way they could be silenced. It cannot happen."

BREAKING | Thomas Muller will be forced to sit out both legs of Bayern Munich’s Champions League last-16 encounter with Liverpool after being hit with a two-match ban.

Squad depth, defensive injuries & Liverpool’s never-ending team-building cycle


https://www.thisisanfield.com/2019/01/s ... ing-cycle/