Vicky
@bootroom21 • 2,437 subscribers
It was always Liverpool! Your favourite LFC account, @footy_bombs (Vicky) got hacked with 6.3k followers! Youtube - https://t.co/NbP9JZoHuF
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Steve McManaman left Liverpool on a sour note and for free, despite Liverpool accepting a £16m bid from Barcelona a year earlier, but the move fell through. He went on to become an instant success at Real Madrid, winning big games and scoring some memorable goals. Yet he never seemed fully appreciated by the Madrid fanbase, and eventually David Beckham arrived as his replacement. For me, McManaman was world class in his prime. A continental style English player before it was fashionable. Elegant on the ball, a superb carrier, creator, and scorer. One of the most aesthetically pleasing footballers of his era. Here is him dominating the UCL final in 2000!
Vicky1,427,140 views • 3 months ago
Throwback to when Thiago nominated “Kai Havertz” as one of top3 players he has played with 😭
Vicky85,742 views • 19 days ago
Harry Kewell felt like a "galactico" signing. He had rejected lucrative offers from Milan, Chelsea, Manchester United and Barcelona, to move to the club he supported as a boy. He was one of the most gifted players, won the PFA young player of the year. He did have his moments but unfortunately a rare bacterial septic arthritis infection robbed us of an all time great. This is him scoring some scorchers from Leeds days!
Vicky423,479 views • 3 months ago
Alberto Aquilani remains one of Liverpool's biggest "what if" stories. Technically outstanding, he had an exceptional passing range, controlled the tempo beautifully, tackled well, and at times looked like a younger Pirlo. Sadly, injuries never gave him a fair chance. When Rafa Benítez signed him to replace Xabi Alonso, I was heartbroken to lose Alonso but believed Rafa might have found another gem. Aquilani idolised Steven Gerrard. He arrived carrying an injury, so his start was always going to be difficult. Yet whenever he played, quality was never the issue. Unfortunately, injuries, Rafa's final turbulent season, the Premier League's physicality and Liverpool's decline under Hicks and Gillett all worked against him. Aquilani later admitted he never wanted to leave Roma, his boyhood club. Here he is scoring some absolute screamers for Roma.
Vicky147,288 views • 2 months ago
Liverpool will start season with 5-6 LWs, when RW is needed. Good player though
Vicky86,774 views • 1 month ago
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