Andrew Robertson

[Frenchie]

There's so much money in the Premier League right now that it's almost become meaningless to clubs.

I think England is entering a period of European dominance and who wouldn't want to be a part of that?

UEFA they will do everything to **** it up..

[dom9]

UEFA they will do everything to **** it up..

Sounds like they're actually proposing the opposite.

[Les Zeffelin]

Steve Archibald disagrees.

Yeah but have you seen the state of his skin?

[BobTheCharmer]

Yeah but have you seen the state of his skin?

[Buzzo]

Defiant chat from Robbo

Love that they seem so up for going again next season.

"It's one of them, 97 points - if anyone offered us that at the start of the season I think everyone would've took it," the left-back told Liverpoolfc.com.

"We've come up against an incredible team and for us to get that close, it just shows you how far we've come. We've come a long way since last season and closed the gap to City.

"The good thing is that City know we're here now and we're not going anywhere. This squad will stay together and we need to put everything into next season.

"We've not done much wrong, but we'll learn from it. We've still got a massive game coming up and then we can focus on next season.

"We've come up against an incredible team, but this team isn't bad as well."

Attention now turns towards June 1 as Jürgen Klopp's men contest their second successive Champions League final when they travel to Madrid to take on Tottenham Hotspur.

Robertson continued: "Man City deserve all the credit they're going to get.

"I think I saw it during the week that nobody has lost this Premier League, it's been won - and it's been won by an unbelievable team that's set the standard. We've kept up with them but we've just fell short.

"We're in the final now and we need to take that one step further that we didn't take last season.

"If we can do it then it'll be a hell of a season. We know how hard that game against Tottenham is going to be."

[Shaggy]

Buzzo mate, get the tissues out

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[Buzzo]

Buzzo mate, get the tissues out

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So proud. That's a great read.

He looks properly Glaswegian in those pics.

[Irishnev]

Fantastic read

[McDermotX]

What a wonderful read !

Absolutely convinced about this Final now. The confidence that runs through this team must be absolutely incredible.

Such an absolute pro, dedicated to being the best player he can be.

Loved this bit -

The next day, I met the manager and I heard his laugh from a mile away. He’d obviously heard about my test. I turn around and he’s walking toward me, rubbing his belly and pointing at me. The staff behind him are having a laugh, too.

Then he gave me a big hug. After that, I relaxed a bit.

[brightred]

Wow, what a great guy. He seems so grounded. With people like this on our team how can we lose.

[The_weatherman]

Wow, what a great guy. He seems so grounded. With people like this on our team how can we lose.

Fantastic, they are bunch of excellent role models really, nice to use them as examples for the kids.

[frank the tank]

What a wonderful read !

Absolutely convinced about this Final now. The confidence that runs through this team must be absolutely incredible.

Such an absolute pro, dedicated to being the best player he can be.

Loved this bit -

I was about to say the exact same thing - when I read that the hairs on my neck stood up.


That was a brilliant read and it is impossible not to like the Andy Robertson story. You'd be genuinely chuffed for him having the career he is having now.

But holy **** Klopp is some ****in legend. I think he would be a brilliant manager in any walk of life.

I loved reading the bit from Andys perspective about breaking into the team too. I love the way Klopp remoulds a player into his way of playing - and they typically have a 6 month induction before being released fully. Oxlade was the exact same when he signed. So was Fabinho. And although Keita seems to have taken a little bit longer, hopefully he will have a similar impact going forward too.

[Ben_Itez]

Fantastic read that. One of my favourite players but I’ve found myself saying that about almost all of our squad at some point this season. What a great bunch of lads and professionals we have playing for us.

Win or lose on Saturday it’s been a great season but this bunch really REALLY deserve to win Ol’ Big Ears!

[brightred]

I was about to say the exact same thing - when I read that the hairs on my neck stood up.


That was a brilliant read and it is impossible not to like the Andy Robertson story. You'd be genuinely chuffed for him having the career he is having now.

But holy **** Klopp is some ****in legend. I think he would be a brilliant manager in any walk of life.

I loved reading the bit from Andys perspective about breaking into the team too. I love the way Klopp remoulds a player into his way of playing - and they typically have a 6 month induction before being released fully. Oxlade was the exact same when he signed. So was Fabinho. And although Keita seems to have taken a little bit longer, hopefully he will have a similar impact going forward too.

Good point. Klopp is patient enough to wait for the player to adjust. Interesting to hear Andy say it took him a while to fully understand the system. Jurgen is some ****in genius.

[baitman]

More on Buzzo's son: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48413180