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Kewell announces decision to retire

http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/159885-kewell-announces-decision-to-retire?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

misslfc wrote:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/liverpool/10674861/Liverpool-announce-loss-of-nearly-50m-in-latest-annual-club-accounts.html

Liverpool announce loss of nearly £50m in latest annual club accounts
Loss places Liverpool's ability to conform with Uefa's Financial Fair Play rules in doubt despite revenue growth and success on the pitch this season

Will qualifying for CL offset this?

Not sure, it says the "books" won't be read until next year so 'if' we do qualify that's 30 mill so hopefully

Them accounts are iver 12 months old afaik and a lot of debt wrote off included in the latest accounts published

Whixh in effect has nothing to do with the Daily or even anual running of the club as debt accumulated long before those accounts

Ooooh im feeling it now after todays results, We need to take full advantage tomorrow!

I know! My poor mother will be rushed through her dinner tomorrow lol

The FA has progressed its investigation into four cases concerning social media postings relating to the quenelle gesture involving Benoit Assou-Ekotto (Tottenham Hotspur on loan at Queens Park Rangers), Yannick Sagbo (Hull City), Samir Nasri (Manchester City) and Mamadou Sakho (Liverpool).

Having considered the particular facts of each case extremely carefully in consultation with our appointed expert, The FA has on Tuesday charged Mr Assou-Ekotto and Mr Sagbo with improper conduct contrary to FA Rule E3 in relation to their postings on Twitter.

It is alleged that in each case the comment was abusive and/or indecent and/or insulting and/or improper, contrary to Rule E3(1). It is further alleged that each players' breach of Rule E3(1) was an “Aggravated Breach” as defined in Rule E3(2), as the comment included a reference to ethnic origin and/or race and/or religion or belief.

Both players have until April 8 2014 to respond to the charges.

The FA has issued Mr Nasri with a formal warning. Mr Sakho has been reminded of his responsibilities as a participant.

As the cases involving Mr Assou-Ekotto and Mr Sagbo are ongoing, The FA will make no further comment on any of these four cases at this time.


When did Sakho do it?

Just read it supposed yo have been in France, what's it got to do with the FA?

Bizarre that to say the least

Where does Duncan Castles get this stuff



Apersonal revenge on Rogers wtf?

Where that come from

Duncan Castles...today's BS from him

Super result for the u21s tonight, just beat Chelsea 1-0 away. Good game to watch, 6 pts clear at top.

Nice one!!

http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/160909-trio-collect-premier-league-march-awards

Trio collect Premier League March awards

Been watching Barca 2nd half and gotta say ive been impressed with Ilori, 1st time ive seen him since his loan to Granada.

Ha! He got MOTM too

http://www.liverpoolfc.com/thedream

     

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Only hit the last 20 of the Celebration match

Looks as though it was great day

Flower and Bishop were very funny

Flower or fowler. What they do

Bish got a pen, and Robbie lay on the ball, then pretended to trip him as he was taking it

James saved it anyway

Liverpool Football Club and the world's largest submarine restaurant chain, the SUBWAY brand, today announced a multi-year collaboration, which sees the global chain break into the Barclays Premier League.


To kick-start the relationship, the SUBWAY brand has been sending its range of low fat subs to participants on Liverpool FC Foundation programmes all week. The low fat range encourages youngsters on the club's charitable-arm courses to 'Train Hard and Eat Fresh', as part of the brand's efforts to support healthier and active lifestyles.

Billy Hogan, LFC's chief commercial officer, said: "We're delighted to welcome the SUBWAY brand as an official partner to Liverpool FC. We've worked closely with the SUBWAY team over the last few weeks and have seen first-hand value they place on giving back to local communities. We are excited to be joining forces with a global organisation who are just as passionate about making a positive difference to their communities as we are."

The SUBWAY brand has over 41,675 stores across the world, providing great value, healthier food to more than 104 countries. In the UK alone there are 1,769 SUBWAY stores of which 31 are in and around Liverpool. Earlier this year the brand announced ambitious plans to increase this number to 3,000 SUBWAY stores in the UK and Ireland over the next six years, creating around 13,000 new jobs.

Manaaz Akhtar, regional marketing director for the SUBWAY brand in Europe, commented: "As a brand, we are committed to supporting everyone to be more active in their everyday lives and our partnership with Liverpool FC provides us with the perfect opportunity to demonstrate this and take it to the next level.

"Whether playing at the top of the Premier League or just having a kick about in the park, the SUBWAY brand can offer a wide range of nutritious options to help you deliver your best performance."