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??????? at Ekitike taking off his shirt. Silliest way to get a red card.

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it was exhilarating, but i feel like i aged a million years during the second half until we got that goal by baby rio so you know, business as usual for liverpool, we're so back, etc.

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and heal together as a group. i don't know if you saw the friendly over the weekend, but it was hard to watch at times, at least when i wasn't feeling completely empty and blank out of exhaustion and when the grief hit me at random times

on ig (my ig feed was just too unmanageable otherwise lol) and because most of the liverpool fans i follow haven't posted much since 7/2, but it feels like there isn't an onslaught of pics and videos of the boys compared to even a few days ago. i really hope they have the privacy they need to grieve

who did we get and who might leave (i assume it's harvey and lucho since those have been rumored for a while)? i haven't been on twitter or bluesky in days so i haven't kept up with the news. and i hope so too. i don't know if it's because i only follow one or two players and muted the lfc account

i didn't realize until i was older how different passports hold more weight than others (to be fair, i almost never traveled out of the country growing up so it didn't cross my mind), and i wish everyone got to see what it's like to try and travel when you're not from certain countries

i don't remember what the visa application process was like when i studied abroad because it was a while back, but i'm sure it was a hassle and it IS expensive! i'm sure the process is even more rigorous when you're there for longer. i was only abroad for a semester. we're so lucky as americans too

to sit in the kop which was a spiritual experience ngl. i want to go to the stadium now that it's been renovated a bunch because i'm sure that with more seats, it'll be even more of a special experience to hear anfield in full voice during matches irl

omg that's so exciting! i hope you love your time in belfast and your program and you get to do the stadium tour if you go to anfield again. i imagine tickets are also easier to get now than before. it was nearly impossible for me to get my hands on one, but luckily a local spotted me one and i got

oh...this club truly is something special. i'm glad that they were both there even if my feelings on the latter have dimmed a lot. i didn't want to see pictures of the funeral at all, but i saw the one of them very quickly and noticed that they were honoring both diogo and andré ❤️

and omg when are you going to be in the UK and for how long? have you been to anfield before? it's incredible, but i went before they did allllll their renos. lol even before they changed the facilities! so i've only been in their OG locker room

it does feel a little tainted. before this tragedy, we were super excited because we got extremely good players, one of whom so many people didn't think we'd get. and now there's this pressure on them which sucks because i want them to feel supported and happy, but they must know this affects things

the commentators will talk about diogo and you know that they're going to be asked about it in post-match interviews and press conferences when they should be left alone. 💔

i think they have a friendly coming up very soon, but i don't know if they'll stick with it. i can't imagine trying to play a meaningless game without diogo, but maybe it'll help to play something without so much media attention on them. the first matches are going to be horrible for them. you know

me too and that's why i love people calling the club "loverpool" now haha. you can tell that they take that culture and philosophy seriously and it all started under klopp and is continuing with the staff there. i think they mentioned how personality is a big part of the recruitment evaluation too.

this is unrelated, but your reply reminded me of the kindness diogo showed others (that we know about), like the way he helped lucho out when lucho was at porto and then joined liverpool and of course the time diogo held up his jersey when lucho's parents were kidnapped. we lost such a gentle soul

oh, that's lovely to hear. and i know the boys said they're all stepping up to be there for his family and i believe them, not least because that's what they did for ali when ali lost his father & they were trying to figure out a way to get him home if he wanted to when flying was nearly impossible

not that it'd help much if they had friends at their new clubs, but to be in a different city or even country altogether and not be able to fly back and be with people who knew and loved diogo just as much as you do...that must be awfully lonely and difficult

liverpool and portugal. since they're going to be in preseason training in a few days, i'm hoping it helps them to be together, but it'll also be tough on the new signings to join and be unsure how to navigate around this and the boys who left this summer to other clubs & don't know anyone there yet

injured and thankfully didn't die, and i remember dani jarque, but that was before i started watching la liga so i only knew of him because of iniesta's tribute during the world cup final) and it just feels like...how can this happen to our club? our player? i can't imagine being his teammates at

it feels surreal. i know it can happen to anyone, but i've heard of it happening at other clubs (iirc, there was a player who was going to join a PL club who passed before he got to play his first match not too long ago, there was a player at one of the london clubs who got into a bad crash but was