14 h. ago Liverpool's 'big disappointment' theory proved wrong after Arne Slot bemoaned setback

Liverpool's first loss of the Arne Slot era was when Nottingham Forest stunned at Anfield and the Dutchman was particularly disappointed by the unexpected defeat

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3 d. ago 'Spaceship' 3I/Atlas has '12 anomalies' – here's all of them and why they prove alien theory

Interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, also known as the 'spaceship' that has gripped scientists worldwide, is set to make its closest approach to Earth next month, according to a Harvard professor

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5 d. ago Sorry Flat Earthers! As two Big Brother double down on the conspiracy theory, scientist gives brutal response that instantly proves our planet is ROUND

Two Big Brother housemates are convinced that our planet is flat, pictures from space are 'obviously' fake and that humans have never been to the moon.

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1 week ago After hundreds of millions spent on players, what was Liverpool’s plan?

The defending Premier League champions spent big over the summer, but it’s hard to see how the new players fitSign up for Soccer with Jonathan Wilson hereWhat was it supposed to look like? Amid all the talk around Liverpool and their disappointing form at the start of this season, that is perhaps the hardest question of all to answer. What were they trying to do? If it had worked, how would this team have played?The champions spent £424m (about $550m) on new signings in the summer, but if all had gone well, they would have spent an additional £40m ($53m) to land Crystal Palace centre-back Marc Guéhi. The England international would, at the very least, have given an extra option at the back (the injury to Giovanni Leoni has diminished their defensive options further), allowing Arne Slot to rest Ibrahima Konaté, whose poor form continued in the 3-0 defeat to Manchester City on Sunday. An early City penalty was a direct result of Konaté getting in Conor Bradley’s way as Jérémy Doku cut...

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1 week ago After hundreds of millions spent on players, what was Liverpool’s plan? | Jonathan Wilson

The defending Premier League champions spent big over the summer, but it’s hard to see how the new players fitSign up for Soccer with Jonathan Wilson hereWhat was it supposed to look like? Amid all the talk around Liverpool and their disappointing form at the start of this season, that is perhaps the hardest question of all to answer. What were they trying to do? If it had worked, how would this team have played?The champions spent £424m (about $550m) on new signings in the summer, but if all had gone well, they would have spent an additional £40m ($53m) to land the Crystal Palace centre-back Marc Guéhi. The England international would, at the very least, have given an extra option at the back (the injury to Giovanni Leoni has diminished their defensive options further), allowing Arne Slot to rest Ibrahima Konaté, whose poor form continued in the 3-0 defeat to Manchester City on Sunday. An early City penalty was a direct result of Konaté getting in Conor Bradley’s way as Jérémy Doku...

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1 week ago Where it’s all gone wrong for Liverpool as Arne Slot’s transfer failure laid bare and Florian Wirtz’s struggles rage on

"SACKED in the morning" sang the jubilant City fans to Arne Slot as the clock ticked down — with the points long since secured by the home side. His team have lost five of their last six Prem games to slip back to EIGHTH in the table on goal difference. Not to mention a whopping...

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1 week ago Arne Slot fumes at ‘wrong decision’ to disallow Liverpool’s equaliser

The Reds thought they had levelled at the Etihad through Virgil van Dijk’s header, but was ruled out for Andy Robertson being in an offside position.

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1 week ago Angry Arne Slot makes pointed Man City comparison as Liverpool boss fumes at ref decision

Liverpool boss Arne Slot was disappointed with the officials after his side were beaten 3-0 by Manchester City in the Premier League

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2 w. ago Interstellar visitor proves Einstein's theory before making an unexplained shift in its path

3I/ATLAS has proven a theory created by Einstein over a century ago, but the way it did it may also prove it's really an interstellar spacecraft.

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3 w. ago Arne Slot admits Liverpool’s Brentford defeat among his worst as losing run goes on

‘We simply concede too many goals’, says Liverpool managerSlot disagrees with VAR penalty decision for Brentford’s thirdArne Slot admitted that Saturday’s defeat by Brentford was “up there” as perhaps the most disappointed he has been in his time as Liverpool manager, and acknowledged that opponents seem to have worked out how to play against them.“Teams have a certain playing style against us, which is a very good strategy to play,” said Slot, “and we haven’t found an answer yet, and that every time going 1-0 down doesn’t really help as well.” Continue reading...

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