Phil Brannigan @MKJ78

🔥YNWA🔥 Be the best you can be. Liverpool, England Joined May 2013

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Liverpool FC @LFC

a week ago

We have installed a permanent memorial at Anfield in tribute to Diogo Jota and his brother André Silva, on the eve of the first anniversary of their tragic passing ❤️

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Phil Brannigan @MKJ78

2 weeks ago

@____PM1O @Robbie9Fowler @LFC 🤣🤣👍🏻

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When Sean Luckett travelled to Hillsborough in April 1989, he was 20 years old and one of thousands of Liverpool supporters heading to the FA Cup semi-final against Nottingham Forest. He ended up in the Royal Hallamshire Hospital in a coma.Two days later, Kenny Dalglish came to visit. Dalglish had been going around the wards with Liverpool’s players, meeting supporters who had survived the disaster. Sean was still unconscious when Kenny arrived at his bedside. With Sean’s family gathered around him, Dalglish leaned in and said, “Hi there, wee man. Come on, you’ll be all right. We love your support.” Kenny then turned and began to walk away. That was when everything changed. There was a scream. Dalglish turned around and Sean Luckett was sitting up. A consultant anaesthetist at the hospital later said, “I have never seen anything like it.” Years afterwards, Sean learned another remarkable detail about that moment. When he first opened his eyes, the words he whispered were: “Kenny Dalglish.” Sean later admitted he had no memory of the visit itself. He only knew the story because those around him had told it over the years. But through everything that followed Hillsborough, he never forgot the kindness shown by the man he had idolised as a boy. Then, 36 years later, the opportunity finally came to meet him properly. Sean was invited to a Liverpool screening of a documentary about Dalglish. Before the film began, the two were introduced face to face. Sean told him that his mum wanted him to pass on a hug. Dalglish pulled him in and embraced him. Then, as Sean started to walk away, Kenny called after him: “Don’t fall asleep.” Later that evening, as Sean was leaving with his family, Dalglish came over one final time. He grabbed Sean’s hand and left him with one last line: “Great to fucking see you by the way!” 👑 ❤️

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Liverpool FC @LFC

a month ago

Sir Kenny Dalglish has confirmed he is undergoing treatment for a cancer diagnosis. Our support and love is with you, Sir Kenny ❤️

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Liverpool FC @LFC

a month ago

We are all with you, Kevin ❤️

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Liverpool FC @LFC

2 months ago

21 years ago today... The Miracle of Istanbul 🏆✨

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The Spectator Index @spectatorindex

2 months ago

The United States has told Japan to expect 'serious delays in the delivery of 400 Tomahawk missiles' due to the need to rebuild its own stockpiles due to Iran war, according to Financial Times report.

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Liverpool FC @LFC

2 months ago

Always our Egyptian King. Thank you for everything, Mo 👑

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Liverpool FC @LFC

2 months ago

A person who means so much to so many. Thank you for everything, Robbo ❤️

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"YNWA" The Story of Liverpool FC @LFCHistoryShow

2 months ago

The Peoples Final of 1989. Played weeks after the Hillsborough disaster #OnThis day in 1989. Both teams wore black armbands in a final that meant less about football, and more about the city of Liverpool and solidarity. #LFC #YNWA #Liverpool #Everton ❤️

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Phil Brannigan @MKJ78

2 months ago

I’m at the age of being told by my parents that, “going on a message” meant, that’s alls you needed to know. As a parent, I wish that was still the case. 🤣

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Liverpool FC @LFC

2 months ago

20 years ago today... 'The Gerrard Final' ✨

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Liverpool FC @LFC

2 months ago

As always on this day, our thoughts are with everyone affected by the tragic fire that occurred at Valley Parade in 1985.

Bradford City AFC @officialbantams

2 months ago

On this day 41 years ago, 54 Bradford City supporters and two Lincoln City supporters went to a football match and never returned home. We will never forget those who sadly lost their lives, and as always, our thoughts are with their families and the hundreds still affected by

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Scouse Republic @ScouseRepublic

2 months ago

If you get a chance tonight, could you give my small business a RT please & make us visible to even more reds. Social media is our only real form of advertising so every new follow/interaction really helps us out. Nice one ❤️ ScouseRepublic.com

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Liverpool FC @LFC

2 months ago

Garcia's winner against Chelsea on the road to Istanbul 💫 03/05/05 🔴

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Restoring Your Faith in Humanity @HumanityChad

2 months ago

Pure magic ✨ They all did it perfectly 🫶🏻

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Phil Brannigan @MKJ78

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Phil Brannigan @MKJ78

2 months ago

@Gandalf_LFC @mickbarrett72 Remember when we had Trent and we’d go a goal down. He’d take him off and replace him with a centre mid. Managerial masterstroke. No?? Neither do I. But this season it’s worked wonders. 😩🙄