Andy Hunter
Football Correspondent at The Guardian
Merseyside football correspondent for The Guardian & The Observer
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19 hours ago |
theguardian.com | Andy Hunter
Goodison opens: 24 August 1892Goodison Park is officially opened by Lord Kinnaird, president of the Football Association and the only man to have played in nine FA Cup finals. Everton directors had purchased Mere Green Field, as it was known, after a rent dispute with John Houlding, the club’s former president and landlord of their previous home of nine years – Anfield.
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1 day ago |
irishtimes.com | Andy Hunter
A large portion of Liverpool’s match‑going support delivered a damning verdict on Trent Alexander-Arnold’s career choice on Sunday and, in one short sentence, Virgil van Dijk explained perfectly why there is no need for an encore when the champions return to Anfield to collect the Premier League trophy on May 25th. “There’s a lot more players that also deserve an amazing day,” the Liverpool captain said. There is no division or dissent on that score.
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2 days ago |
theguardian.com | Andy Hunter
A large portion of Liverpool’s match‑going support delivered a damning verdict on Trent Alexander-Arnold’s career choice on Sunday and, in one short sentence, Virgil van Dijk explained perfectly why there is no need for an encore when the champions return to Anfield to collect the Premier League trophy on 25 May. “There’s a lot more players that also deserve an amazing day,” the Liverpool captain said. There is no division or dissent on that score.
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3 days ago |
msn.com | Andy Hunter
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3 days ago |
theguardian.com | Andy Hunter
Arne Slot insisted he would not take Trent Alexander-Arnold out of the firing line in Liverpool’s final two games of the season despite the defender’s brutal reception at Anfield. Alexander-Arnold was booed before, during and after his substitute appearance against Arsenal having announced he will leave Liverpool on a free transfer when his contract expires at the end of the season.
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Nice touch from the Arsenal goalkeepers during the warm-up at Anfield as they run down to the other end of the pitch to congratulate Liverpool's keepers on winning the PL title
Arne Slot on what the reception for Trent Alexander-Arnold should be on Sunday: "I'm not here to tell the fans how they should react."
Arne Slot on his right back selection v Arsenal on Sunday: "If Conor would have been available for Chelsea he would have started. Very good chance he'll start on Sunday."