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Craig Williams 🏴 retweeted
Jun 10
First time singing in France last night and first gig in Norway today. Lets be having you Bergen Fest 🇳🇴 on stage in an hour x
Hamburg tomorrow for something cool 👊
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Craig Williams 🏴 retweeted
Jun 8
My purpose in the game is fulfilled ⭐️
I lived out my childhood dreams, played on the biggest stages, won the biggest trophies. Grateful to God for all of it.
To all my fans, the clubs, my teammates and my family: this will forever be ours. Thank you.
The mission is complete. Now I step into my next calling.
More of the journey to come.
Love,
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Craig Williams 🏴 retweeted
Jun 6
NEW DAILY QUIZ …
Can you answer this … #dailyquiz #saturday
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Craig Williams 🏴 retweeted
Very sad to lose another mighty Lion.
A member of the ‘74 Squad, arguably the greatest Lions group to ever leave our shores.
Much love to his family & friends. RIP Fergus
Today we mourn the loss of a true Lions legend, Fergus Slattery.
A family man, a valued friend, and one of the 1974 Invincibles, Fergus was an inspiration both on and off the pitch.
Our thoughts are with his loved ones at this difficult time.
Rest in peace, Fergus 🕊️
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Jürgen Klopp on Liverpool appointing Andoni Iraola as their next manager:
🗣️ “I've seen some people questioning this appointment and honestly, I think they're making a huge mistake.
Liverpool haven't hired a manager because of his name. They've hired him because of his work. And in football, that should always be the most important thing.
When I watch Iraola's teams, I see courage. I see intensity. I see players who run like their lives depend on it. I see a team that refuses to be intimidated by anyone.
That sounds very familiar to me.
People forget that before managers become elite, they first have to be given the opportunity. Not everyone arrives with ten trophies and a global reputation.
What matters is whether you can coach. And believe me, this guy can coach.
I faced his teams and they were a nightmare. They pressed, they fought, they attacked and they never stopped believing. You leave those games exhausted.
The thing Liverpool supporters will love is that he doesn't play with fear. He doesn't care about budgets, reputations or big names. He wants to compete. Every single week.
And if he brings that mentality to Anfield, with better players and bigger resources, then the rest of the Premier League should be very worried.
Because Liverpool haven't appointed a caretaker. They haven't appointed a celebrity.
They've appointed a coach who is obsessed with improving, obsessed with competing and obsessed with winning.
And those are usually the most dangerous ones.”
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Craig Williams 🏴 retweeted
Jun 4
Not another to-do list. Just a list of things you should definitely do more of...
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To the very kind person who handed in my daughter’s phone at Clarence Pier, Southsea today- thank you ☺️ ❤️. You are extremely kind and saved a lot of heartache.
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Craig Williams 🏴 retweeted
May 29
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Jürgen Klopp on seeing Liverpool fans online asking him to return one day:
🗣️ “Sometimes I see Liverpool fans online saying: ‘Jürgen, please come back one day.’
Honestly… those messages touch me more than people realise.
Because when you give everything to a club emotionally, you never truly disconnect from it. Liverpool became part of my life, part of my family, part of who I am.
And first of all, I will always respect Arne Slot for what he achieved winning the league two seasons ago was incredible and he deserves huge credit for that.
But last season was painful for many supporters because Liverpool standards are different. This club is supposed to fight, dominate, make Europe fear them.
Sometimes I imagine it walking back into Anfield again, hearing the crowd, feeling that energy, feeling that connection one more time.
And when I see fans asking for a comeback, deep down, I understand the emotion behind it.
Because some stories in football don’t feel finished… no matter how much time passes.”
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Jürgen Klopp on his emotional conversation with Mohamed Salah before the decision to leave Liverpool after incredible years of consistency:
🗣️ "Before Mo made his final decision, we spoke for a long time. Not as manager and player… but as two people who went through incredible moments together.
I told him: ‘Whatever you decide, nobody can change your place in Liverpool history.’
After so many years of consistency at the highest level, it’s impossible not to feel emotional. Season after season, Mo carried expectations, pressure, and responsibility like it was normal.
You could see how emotional he was because Liverpool became more than just a club for him. It became part of his life, his family, his identity.
And honestly, there was pain in that conversation because deep down, neither of us truly wanted the story to end.
But football is life sometimes the hardest decisions come from knowing a chapter was beautiful enough to last forever.
Some players leave clubs… but some leave pieces of themselves behind forever.
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