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45 minutes ago, Bishop Briggs said:

Clyne could have been a decent signing for Palace to replace Wan-Bissaka. He started his career at Palace, progressing from the academy to the first team. IIRC Hodgson gave him his first cap. Hope he recovers quickly.

A £15 million big from Palace was on the table I believe Bish and Liverpool would have accepted it. 

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18 hours ago, LondonHMFC said:

Another cracking goal from McGinn this afternoon;

 

Good goal. Looking forward to seeing him next season and how he does against the top sides. 

Nice and handy today trip to Murrayfield for Liverpool v Napoli. 67,000 sell out should be good. 

 

 

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26 minutes ago, Rab B Nesbit said:

Good goal. Looking forward to seeing him next season and how he does against the top sides. 

Nice and handy today trip to Murrayfield for Liverpool v Napoli. 67,000 sell out should be good. 

 

 

Looking forward to it mate. 

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3 hours ago, Rab B Nesbit said:

Good goal. Looking forward to seeing him next season and how he does against the top sides. 

Nice and handy today trip to Murrayfield for Liverpool v Napoli. 67,000 sell out should be good. 

 

 

I was wondering why there were so many Liverpool tops about today. Completely forgot that was on.

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22 hours ago, LondonHMFC said:

Another cracking goal from McGinn this afternoon;

 

Amazing what you can do after brushing off a challenge when you have 'every right to go down'.

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Liverpool well beaten today by an impressive Napoli side. 65,442 there the biggest crowd at a football game in Scotland for 30 years. 

Norwich now just a week on Friday away with the Charity Shield before that got work to do. 

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Information from Liverpool on the use of VAR tomorrow night ... 

Ahead of the Reds' Premier League opener against Norwich City on Friday evening, LFC has confirmed how supporters inside Anfield will be informed about VAR (Video Assistant Referees) reviews and decisions taken by the match officials.

The new football season will see the introduction of VAR in all games right across the Premier League following a unanimous vote by clubs in November 2018.

VAR communications at Anfield will be made via a combination of announcements over the public address system and written messages on the two electronic scoreboards. A dedicated stadium announcer and scoreboard operator will be situated in Anfield’s control room and they will have access to the live VAR information feed.

In the event of the referee indicating a VAR review, the operator will replicate the exact wording of the VAR information feed onto the scoreboard, alongside a simultaneous announcement over the PA system, as soon as information has been released from the Premier League Match Centre in Stockley Park, West London.

Fans watching on television will be updated with the same messaging via the host broadcaster’s feed.

In line with its philosophy of 'minimum interference - maximum benefit', VAR will only be used for clear and obvious errors or serious missed incidents in four match-changing situations: 

Goals

Penalty decisions

Direct red-card incidents

Mistaken identity

There will be a high bar for VAR intervention to maintain the pace and intensity of Premier League matches, and VAR reviews will only be communicated to fans in the stadium and on the TV match feed when there is a delay in play caused by VAR, or an overturned decision. This will minimise the VAR disruption to the match, while keeping supporters informed.

VAR will automatically check incidents relating to the four match-changing situations and the final decision will always be taken by the on-field referee. Play will continue until the next stoppage, at which point the referee will cease the continuation of play until a decision has been reached.

Extensive testing preceded the full rollout of VAR, with the process being used last season in the Carabao Cup, Emirates FA Cup and UEFA Champions League.

During those trial games - which took place over an 18-month period - VAR only intervened an average of once every five matches, so the impact on the flow of the game is expected to be minimal.

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1 hour ago, Estragon IS NOT a fud said:

Prediction time?

 

1. Man City
2. Tottenham
3. Liverpool
4. Arsenal
5. Chelsea
6. Man Utd
7. Leicester
8. Watford
9. Everton
10. Wolves
11. Southampton
12. Newcaste
13. West Ham
14. Aston Villa
15. Bournemouth
16. Norwich
17. Crystal Palace
18. Brighton
19. Burnley
20. Sheffield United

1. Man City
2. Liverpool
3. Tottenham
4. Arsenal
5. Chelsea
6. Leicester
7. Man United
8. West Ham
9. Everton
10. Wolves
11. Southampton
12. Watford
13. Bournemouth
14. Crystal Palace
15. Newcastle
16. Norwich
17. Burnley 
18. Brighton
19. Aston Villa
20. Sheffield United

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1 hour ago, Estragon IS NOT a fud said:

Prediction time?

 

1. Man City
2. Tottenham
3. Liverpool
4. Arsenal
5. Chelsea
6. Man Utd
7. Leicester
8. Watford
9. Everton
10. Wolves
11. Southampton
12. Newcaste
13. West Ham
14. Aston Villa
15. Bournemouth
16. Norwich
17. Crystal Palace
18. Brighton
19. Burnley
20. Sheffield United

1. Liverpool

2. Man CIty

3. Tottenham

4. Chelsea

5. Man Utd

6. Arsenal

7. Leicester 

8. Everton

9. Wolves

10. West Ham

11. Watford

12. Southampton

13. Aston Villa

14. Bournemouth

15. Crystal Palace

16. Norwich

17. Burnley

18. Brighton

19. Sheffield United

20. Newcastle

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1. Man City
2. Liverpool
3. Arsenal
4. Tottenham
5. Chelsea
6. Man Utd
7. Everton
8. Leicester
9. West Ham
10. Wolves
11. Bournemouth
12. Burnley
13. Watford
14. Aston Villa
15. Crystal Palace
16. Newcastle
17. Southampton
18. Brighton
19. Norwich
20. Sheff Utd

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6 hours ago, Rab B Nesbit said:

 

VAR communications at Anfield will be made via a combination of announcements over the public address system and written messages on the two electronic scoreboards. A dedicated stadium announcer and scoreboard operator will be situated in Anfield’s control room and they will have access to the live VAR information feed.

 

That'll take forever having to make announcements in English, Norwegian, Mandarin, Cantonese, Thai etc..  

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