When I saw our line up I was a bit worried. Turned out I had every right. Well done Plymouth, you deserved it. Wednesday v Everton is now even bigger. The only positive, is we might have a free weekend somewhere along the way.
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Back To Wembley
Spurs came with the advantage of a goal lead but were blown away by the raucous Anfield atmosphere and the brilliance of the Liverpool team. In the end, I think Spurs went home glad it wasn’t more than four. The Dutch Masters [those on and off the pitch] dominated the game, our Magyar looked supreme and then there was the Egyptian King. The rest of them did okay as well. Another Wembley trip and another game to fit in. Ah well.
Deadline Day & Nothing Happened
As is the norm, Liverpool linked with a few hundred potential January signings and as ever, nothing happens. The summer signing rumours start today
Beer, Brugge & Bournemouth
This is obviously late news. I spent four days in Brugge sampling its delights. Beating Bournemouth was massive especially as Man City failed to turn up at The Emirates. The forthcoming game against Everton is even bigger now.
A Loss But It Didn’t Matter
Losing by the odd goal in five against PSV in Eindhoven didn’t really matter. Arne left almost the entire team back home in Liverpool and used the game to give not just the underused squad players game time but a few of the Academy lads as well. A Cody Gakpo pen and a Harvey Elliott goal accounted for our tally but we conceded a bit easy and that cost us. Sad for young Nallo, on the pitch for five minutes and then sent off. We can sit back and watch the next round and see who we end up with in the last sixteen. James McConnell was exceptional and maybe one to watch.