Frank insensed @FInsensed

Bring on the Champions, Champions of Europe.....And dont forget....... we only carry hatchets to bury in their heads...... Somewhere out there. Joined January 2017

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@curtiswoodhous8 @FIFAWorldCup x100,000.

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@TheAnfieldWrap Gulp.....

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@Horse_King96 @dickieevans1 Oops......

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@BelieveInKlopp Im not!

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4 months ago

@talkSPORT Great strength in your imminent battle Danny.

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@NeilLfc_5 unwelcome back home.

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@IanByrneMP Im ashamed to be a life long labour voter as a proud working class man.

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@indykaila @LFC fook off

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5 months ago

@richardajkeys with or without beard you are up there with the most despicable and shameless "men" 🤮 to have crossed our sky/bein sports/X paths.

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@PipNewport @JonnyHellings @dickieevans1 ooooooops.....

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Andy Robertson is just what Tottenham Hotspur need. A leader, a fighter, a competitor feisty enough in the fray to ruffle Barcelona’s feathers and Lionel Messi’s hair. A winner who contributed in defence and attack to Liverpool amassing nine trophies, who was vice-captain of the champions, and remains captain of Scotland. Spurs will be getting a true team player. The move, if it goes through, makes sense for Spurs and for Robertson, who wants to play more regularly, but it is surprising that Liverpool are prepared to lose one of their main dressing-room leaders. Milos Kerkez is definitely settling in but he might have a dip and Liverpool have a busy schedule. Robertson is Mr Reliable: 363 games, 68 assists and 12 goals since his £8m move from Hull City in 2017. He's definitely better than Kostas Tsimikas who could be recalled from loan at Roma. Maybe Liverpool simply want to generate a few quid before Robertson's contract expires this summer. And he's 31. Spurs clearly also need to address issues in central midfield but Robertson brings so much to the team, not simply as a left-back. He will set standards on and off the pitch, in matches and in training. That’s what Andy Robertson is all about: delivering. Will he start? Destiny Udogie is first choice but is injury prone (missed 14 games this season, 13 last, 15 the year before). Djed Spence is good but is really a right-back. The new signing, the Brazilian Souza, is only 19. Ben Davies, 32, has just undergone an operation on his ankle. It’s being depicted that Robertson is being signed as cover which slightly under-estimates his determined character, let alone his talent. Anyone with any familiarity with Robertson’s character know he will push hard to start, not least to maintain sharpness in World Cup year. The essence of Robertson is about proving a point. His career has been built on perseverance. Released by Celtic as too small. Went part-time with Queen’s Park, worked in the ticket office at Hampden, even showing the injured Vincent Kompany to his seat before a Scotland-Belgium game, handed him a programme. Robertson worked at M&S, considered uni, fought hard, earned a move to Dundee United and then Hull City, got relegated twice, fought back, signed for Liverpool. A ferocious work ethic underpins Robertson. He's grounded and certainly kept on his toes by a close circle of friends. His WhatsApp pings with messages from friends digging him out if he’s made a mistake. His mantra, his aim, is to “live a normal life in an abnormal situation”. He manages it well. If the transfer first called by @David_Ornstein goes through, Spurs will be getting an athlete with a conscience, who was appointed MBE for services to charity and young people as well as to football. During Covid, Robertson donated to food banks in Scotland just as he’s helped local ones in Liverpool. As reports of loneliness grew during lockdown, and the mental health charity Back Onside in Glasgow was overwhelmed with calls, Robertson discreetly sent them funds to keep going, keep the suicide-prevention phone-lines open, keep the flame of hope alive. Amongst many other initiatives, the AR26 charity run by Robertson and his wife Rachel funds free coaching for kids whose parents can’t afford it. Spurs aren’t recruiting Robertson just because he’s got a moral compass but he’ll be a role model for younger players, academy players. He'll bring experience, he'll drive standards. And he'll start more than people imagine. #THFC #LFC