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September 9th ... Can't find anyone

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Simply 10th December

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Simply 10th December

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Still waiting for September 9 born. I know we are not many on this planet. We are special, we are virgoans

so close ..team Sept 10..where is my birthday mate.#gush

jonath0012:
Still looking out for September 9 born..

I am sept 10, so close

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sept 9th

chaii.. a bit close , I am sept 10

Mukina2 front page..
I pity neymar. Sept 18 is almost here

with his PSG side in the Champions League later this month
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By Paul Gorst Trends Writer
10:26, 5 SEP 2018 UPDATED 11:29, 5 SEP 2018
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Liverpool's re-emergence as a European force is growing at a considerable pace under Jurgen Klopp.
The Reds re-established themselves as a big name on the continent last season as they charged all the way to the Champions League final before falling 3-1 to Real Madrid, who made triumphed for the third successive time in Europe's premier competition in the process.
Klopp's side will be afforded another crack at their attempts to win a sixth European Cup for Liverpool later this month when their Champions League campaign gets underway, and the Reds will be one to avoid for most teams in the competition.
Take for instance, Napoli president, Aurelio De Laurentiis, who was outraged by UEFA's decision to place Liverpool in Pot 3 for last week's draw in Monaco.
Liverpool were eventually drawn with the Italian side, alongside Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain and Red Star Belgrade, and De Laurentiis was infuriated at the pairing with last season's finalists - a team he clearly would have preferred to sidestep.
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"We are bitter, I will ask for an explanation from UEFA," said De Laurentiis, speaking to Radio Kiss Kiss Napoli.
"Liverpool, Champions League finalists, are put in pot 3? It is a disastrous anomaly."
It appears that not everyone has been paying attention to Liverpool's rapid rise towards the upper echelon of European football however.
PSG and Brazil superstar Neymar could be one,
given his surprise prediction ahead of the French club's meeting with the Reds at Anfield on September 18.
Asked for his Premier League predictions for the season, Neymar overlooked a Liverpool team who have finished inside the top four for the past two seasons and currently sit top with maximum points from four games.
"Who will win it? Woah that's difficult," said Neymar. "It's very hard, very difficult, but Manchester City will win it.
"Second will be United, third is Chelsea. Fourth is Tottenham."
When pressed further on the top-four matter, Neymar confirmed “no Liverpool” ahead of PSG's trip to Anfield.
He isn't the first person to dismiss Liverpool's chances, but has the world's most expensive footballer fallen into the trap that a number of others have done previously over the past year?
Last season, Hoffenheim coach Julian Nagelsmann confidently declared that he was not "in awe" of Anfield or Liverpool ahead of his side's Champions League qualifier with Klopp's men.
Nagelsmann said: "I don't think if we win it will be a shock. There will be a surprise because I don't think everyone is betting on us, but we have belief that we can do it.
"I don't really make a difference between home or away matches, so I don't really care [where the game is played]. I am not overly in awe of this club. We are good enough not to have to hide here."
Twenty-four hours later, his Hoffenheim team were 3-0 down inside half an hour and well and truly blown away by a blistering Liverpool attack, inspired by a vociferous Anfield crowd.
Liverpool would eventually run out 4-2 winners on the night to book their place in the group stages with a 6-3 aggregate scoreline.
Spartak Moscow coach Massimo Carrera made similar assertions when they pitched up in L4 in December last year.
"We're going to face great players with a great atmosphere inside the squad," said Carrera. "We will face a very strong team, but we respect the opponent and the fans of Liverpool. We respect them, but we don't fear them. We have good players of our own."
Liverpool would run out 7-0 winners on the night to comfortably secure their progress into the knockout stages.
Manchester City's Kevin De Bruyne was another who attempted to dismiss Anfield's enduring power ahead of another Champions League meeting in April this year.
De Bruyne said: "Does the Anfield atmosphere matter? I don’t think so.
"Obviously they have their style of play and to play there is tough. But apart from those 10 minutes when we conceded goals last time [in January], we really did okay."
Again, the claims were proven wide of the mark as Liverpool ran out 3-0 victors to give themselves a healthy lead ahead of a quarter-final second leg they would eventually negotiate with 2-1 win.
Another white-hot Anfield atmosphere can be expected when PSG visit later this month, and a special welcome might just be in store for Neymar, too. Why Neymar may regret making his shock Liverpool prediction when Paris Saint-Germain visit Anfield


https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/neymar-regret-making-shock-liverpool-15112866

How are the mighty fallen.. n.a. arsenal thread be this..it is well

That Henderson must be remove asap.

Which kind formation be this in this mid field ? No keita

It gonna be very difficult but we will survive this.

God help Liverpool ..mukinat2 front page

Mukina2 oya front page.. Go red and massacre the blues

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Premier League leaders Liverpool face unbeaten Chelsea for the second time this week in an early-season clash between two title contenders at Stamford Bridge.
Jurgen Klopp's side have won their opening six top-flight fixtures this season, but lost 2-1 to Chelsea in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday evening and travel to London ahead of a daunting week.
Liverpool will travel to Napoli in the Champions League in midweek before facing champions Manchester City next Sunday and Klopp is under no illusions as to the difficulty of the task facing his players.
He said: "Before we started it was clear that a game against Chelsea at Chelsea will not be a children's birthday or whatever, that's pretty intense.
"Then we go to Naples which is a tough place to go and then Man City coming. It's an interesting month, to be honest. But so far, so good and the boys are fully in it and ready to go."
Chelsea's 100% league record ended in a 0-0 draw with West Ham last Sunday and while victory on Saturday evening would move them above Liverpool, a defeat would see them fall five points behind their opponents.
Jurgen Klopp admits Liverpool missed 'world-class' centre-back Virgil van Dijk in their midweek defeat to Chelsea.
Team news
Andreas Christensen should be fit after shaking off a stomach bug.
However, Antonio Rudiger, Pedro and Ruben Loftus-Cheek will all be given late fitness tests ahead of the Stamford Bridge encounter.
Rudiger (groin), Pedro (shoulder) and Loftus Cheek (shin) must still prove their fitness, but are all back in training.
Carabao Cup highlights: Liverpool 1-2 Chelsea
Defender Virgil van Dijk is a doubt for Liverpool after picking up an injury against Southampton last weekend.
The Netherlands international has missed training all week and Klopp will make a late decision on whether he will be involved at Stamford Bridge.
Trent Alexander-Arnold and Georginio Wijnaldum, however, are both available for selection after the pair returned to full training after missing the midweek cup defeat.
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Carabao Cup highlights: Liverpool 1-2 Chelsea
Merson's prediction
This will be a very intriguing game. You've got Eden Hazard who you could see on Wednesday is the best of the best at the moment without a doubt but you've still got the big boys to come back for Liverpool like Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino and the back four.
I don't think Chelsea will have a psychological edge, Liverpool rested their back four and it will be completely different from Wednesday. I thought Chelsea were outstanding in the first half but Liverpool got back into it and it will give them confidence to say 'right, we can break them down'.
A preview of this weekend's Premier League games, including the top-of-the-table clash between Chelsea and Liverpool at Stamford Bridge.
But it was like a boxing match, no one was really showing their hand until Hazard came on and you're thinking 'how do you stop him?'. I think Liverpool will be more than happy with a 1-1 draw, that would be a great result for them.
I think Hazard is the best player in the Premier League by a long way. I don't think anyone can do what he does and that's what makes him better than everyone else in my opinion. On Wednesday, he beat three players, passed it, got it back and then beat two more players before smashing it in the corner. For me, no one else can do that in the Premier League. There are players who can go past people but they haven't got that end product he's got.
PAUL PREDICTS: 1-1 ( 6/1 with Sky Bet )
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Match preview Coming soon.

Liverpool kicks off their Champions League campaign as they play host to French side PSG at Anfield.

Liverpool come into this Champions League clash on the back of a (2-1) victory over Tottenham at Wembley.

Georginio Wijnaldum put Liverpool ahead in the 36th minute when his header was awarded by goal-line technology.

Roberto Firmino doubled Liverpool's led nine minutes after the interval.

They conceded in stoppage-time, but is wasn't enough to deny them their fifth consecutive victory of the Premier league this season.

PSG comes into the tie following a comfortable (4-0) win over St Etienne at the Parc des Princes.

Goals from Draxler, Edinson Cavani, Di Maria and Diaby sealed PSG's fifth successive victory of the French Ligue 1.

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Roberto Firmino was outstanding against Spurs and capped his performance with a goal.

Edinson Cavani converted a spot-kick and set up a goal in their (4-0) win over St Etienne.

Lalas247, olorifc let turn up here..

Jürgen Klopp’s Liverpool are off to the best possible start in the league this season. They are yet to find their best form but have already won three games on the trot without conceding a goal. They are now top of the table, level on points with Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur and they will look to continue their winning run this weekend.
Liverpool will travel to the King Power to take on a Leicester City side who recently knocked Fleetwood out of the League Cup.
The Foxes lost to Manchester United on the opening day but beat Wolves and Southampton in the subsequent two games. Playing at home, Claude Puel’s side will believe that they can push Liverpool in search of a point or more.
Liverpool – Team News
The Reds are still without the services of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, who remains the only long-term absentee for the club. Klopp is also without Dejan Lovren who has a pelvic injury.
Joel Matip is back to full fitness and played a few minutes against Brighton, but it’s unlikely he’ll start against Leicester.
Expected Liverpool lineup (4-3-3)
Defence
Alisson Becker has kept three clean sheets and is yet to concede in the Premier League. He has had to make just six saves and will hope for a similar outing this weekend as well. Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez together have won seven aerial duels, 3.3 tackles and 2.3 interceptions per game and remain the only defenders yet to concede this season. They will be up against Kelechi Iheanacho, in the absence of Vardy and could have yet another comfortable night.
Trent Alexander-Arnold has 2.3 tackles and 1.7 interceptions per game and should keep his place at right-back while Andrew Robertson, who has created six chances already this season, is Klopp’s first choice left-back for this game.
Midfield
Georginio Wijnaldum was one of the best players for Liverpool in the 1-0 victory against Brighton last week. He should start as a deep-lying midfielder alongside James Milner, who already has a goal and an assist to his name, to add to the 1.7 interceptions and two tackles per game.
Naby Keita has bettered those figures and wins three tackles per game and also has a passing accuracy of 89%. He has also created four chances, making close to two dribbles a game and could be the real danger in the middle of the park.
Attack
Mohamed Salah has two goals, an assist and has won a penalty for his side so far this season and undoubtedly will be the real test for Leicester City. He will be up against Ben Chilwell, who could have a tough game.
Sadio Mane is Liverpool’s top scorer this season with three goals to his name already this season. He didn’t have the best of games against Brighton, though, and will want to raise his game this Saturday.
Roberto Firmino has two assists to his name and will look to get on the score sheet for the first time this season.
Here is how they might line up:
Stat Credit: Whoscored.com
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Miremoses1:
if that happens, I fancy Napoli to join Madrid in the next round,Liverpool and their gragra will crash out.

That gonna be revenge on real Madrid for the UEFA champions league loss in May 2018

I am anticipating
Group A : Real Madrid
Liverpool

Napoli

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Champions League group stage draw: all you need to know
Tuesday 28 August 2018
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What time is the draw? Who is involved? How can I follow it? Get the lowdown on the draw.
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Liverpool are looking to go one better this season
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The 2018/19 UEFA Champions League group stage draw ceremony begins at 18:00CET on Thursday 30 August. It takes place at the Grimaldi Forum in Monaco and will be streamed live on UEFA.com.
How does the draw work?
The 26 teams given direct entry to the group stage under the new competition system will be joined by the six winners of the play-off ties played on 21/22 and 28/29 August.
The teams will be split into four seeding pots. Pot 1 consists of the holders, the UEFA Europa League winners and the champions of the six highest-ranked nations. Pots 2 to 4 are determined by the club coefficient rankings.
No team can play a club from their own association, with the exact draw procedure to be confirmed before the ceremony.
The draw also establishes the groups for the UEFA Champions League path of the UEFA Youth League.
Who is involved in the draw?
ESP : Real Madrid, Atlético Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia
GER : Bayern München, Borussia Dortmund, Schalke, Hoffenheim
ENG : Manchester City, Manchester United, Tottenham Hotspur, Liverpool
ITA : Juventus, Napoli, Roma, Internazionale Milano
FRA: Paris Saint-Germain, Lyon, Monaco
RUS: Lokomotiv Moskva, CSKA Moskva
POR : Porto
UKR : Shakhtar Donetsk
BEL : Club Brugge
TUR : Galatasaray
CZE: Viktoria Plzeň
SUI : Young Boys
NED : Ajax
GRE : AEK Athens
Plus three more play-off winners
Who is in which pot?
Pot 1
Real Madrid (holders)
Atlético Madrid (UEFA Europa League winners)
Barcelona
Bayern München
Manchester City
Juventus
Paris Saint-Germain
Lokomotiv Moskva
Pot 2
Borussia Dortmund 89.000
Porto 86.000
Manchester United 82.000
Shakhtar Donetsk 81.000
Napoli 78.000
Tottenham Hotspur 67.000
Roma 64.000
Pot 3
Schalke 62.000
Lyon 59.500
Monaco 57.000
Ajax 53.500
CSKA Moskva 45.000
Pot 4
Club Brugge 29.500
Galatasaray 29.500
Young Boys 20.500
Internazionale Milano 16.000
Hoffenheim 14.285
AEK Athens 10.000
TBD
Liverpool 62.000
Valencia 36.000
Viktoria Plzeň 33.000
3 play-off winners
Pots 2, 3 and 4 will be completed on Wednesday once the last three teams advance from the play-off round. The remaining Pot 2 spot hinges on Benfica's result against PAOK, for example. If the Portuguese side advance they take it; fail, and it goes to Liverpool.
Clubs' coefficients are determined either by the sum of all points won in the previous five years or by the association coefficient over the same period – whichever is higher (under a new system introduced for 2018/19 onwards).
UEFA awards
The following award winners will also be announced during the draw ceremony:
UEFA Men's Player of the Year
UEFA Women's Player of the Year
Goalkeeper of the 2017/18 UEFA Champions League season
Defender of the 2017/18 UEFA Champions League season
Midfielder of the 2017/18 UEFA Champions League season
Forward of the 2017/18 UEFA Champions League season
Season calendar
18/19 September: Group stage, matchday one
2/3 October: Group stage, matchday two
23/24 October: Group stage, matchday three
6/7 November: Group stage, matchday four
27/28 November: Group stage, matchday five
11/12 December: Group stage, matchday six
17 December: Round of 16 draw
12/13/19/20 February: Round of 16, first leg
5/6/12/13 March: Round of 16, second leg
15 March: Quarter-final & semi-final draw
9/10 April: Quarter-finals, first leg
16/17 April: Quarter-finals, second leg
30 April/1 May: Semi-finals, first leg
7/8 May: Semi-finals, second leg
Saturday 1 June: Final – Estadio Metropolitano, Madrid New UEFA Champions League format explained
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[quote author=Rindo69 post=70709438]LASU is a glorified secondary school! Whether that has changed; i do not know but from 1997 - 2002, this is all it was. I was in the pioneer set of students who moved from Ojo campus to the Epe campus which was a former military barracks. It was a sh*thole. We did not see any results from 100 level 1st semster till 2nd semester 200 level. All the results were released at once in the 1st semester of 300 Level and all students were required to register all their carry overs before registering departmental courses!

The Chemical lab was a converted garage thing with no furniture only a fume cupboard. The lecturers... let me not go there.[/ I graduated 2012 as a full time student and I have collected my certificate even before going for nysc..

The OP should have used Lasu part-time instead ...

abiodunalasa:
Look at ball possession

20-80

Why is Newcastle playing this kinda negative football... Is Mourinho their part time Coach

Brighton did more than.that to Liverpool yesterday... expect Newcastle to attack in 70-90 mins when Chelsea must have been so tired..that is the plan. The game will.be more difficult for the blues in the second half if they fail to score now.

Brighton are packing the bus

Brighton no.kon.play here o

Game on