CL Draw
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Genk is wednesday 23 october and City is 9th November or so.
At least I hope so since I just booked my flight to Brussels tuesday night...
Here's the Echo quote - think you're mixing up Home & Away which follow each other ? For us it's 4 days between Genk and City as it stands, and 3 days rest for City after their Wednesday game. It's likely to undergo a date change though.
The return fixture against Genk is just under a fortnight later at Anfield - Tuesday 5 November (8pm KO) - and follows a trip to Villa Park the previous weekend, before Liverpool face the first potential title showdown of the season against Manchester City at Anfield on the weekend of 9/10 November.
Yeah. Silly me. How could I believe you were referring to an away game when saying "away at Genk".
Ah dude if you hear of another ticket let me know! I'm only a couple hours train away...
So far I only have the flight. But I will let you know mate.
Haha Oops. However it was pretty obvious I meant to say the home game 😉
Amended !
Nothing is obvious the minute you push the "book trip" button!!
So anyone who knows anyone who has access to Genk (away) tickets let me know!!
Maybe they producer cheap plastic flags over there in Donetsk?
I guess they didn't know or forgot about those no-marks. I mean, did they ever did something of notice in Europe?
Yup, he's really good from what I saw so far.
I assume they didn't want City because they get them every year, and despite their ridiculous team, it's still not a glamour tie like us, Barcelona, Bayern, Juve etc.
That's exactly it.
You're playing a top class side packed with stars, could easily lose points, but get little of the credibility or gloss if you do beat them compared to Barca, Madrid, us etc.
I can see why no player would want them.
You're playing a top class side packed with stars, could easily lose points, but get little of the credibility or gloss if you do beat them compared to Barca, Madrid, us etc.
I can see why no player would want them.
Chiellini!?
THat has to be a mistake -
Done his knee, out for the season.
Ah fair enough. Makes sense.
@Kay Age El is the fish.
Just kidding, Eriksen is great and due to the nature of his playing style should stay at the top of his game for a long time. Whoever gets him on a free next season will get a bargain.
He’s surely off to Spain next year but he would be an amazing signing
Liverpool have submitted their Champions League squad for the 2019-20 group stage to UEFA.
The Reds begin their defence of the trophy this month having been drawn alongside Napoli, Salzburg and Genk for the first phase of the competition proper.
The following squad lists have been submitted ahead of the opening fixture of Group E, against Napoli away from home on September 17.
List A: Alisson, Elliott, Firmino, Salah, Gomez, Henderson, Keita, Lallana, Lonergan, Lovren, Mane, Matip, Milner, Origi, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Robertson, Adrian, Shaqiri, Fabinho, Van den Berg, Van Dijk, Wijnaldum.
List B: Alexander-Arnold, Brewster, Jones, Kane, Kelleher, Larouci, Lewis.
List B includes players born on or after January 1, 1998 who have been eligible to play for the club for any uninterrupted period of two years since their 15th birthday.
UEFA rules state a club can register an unlimited number of players on List B during the season but the list must be submitted by no later than midnight CET the day before a match.
The Reds begin their defence of the trophy this month having been drawn alongside Napoli, Salzburg and Genk for the first phase of the competition proper.
The following squad lists have been submitted ahead of the opening fixture of Group E, against Napoli away from home on September 17.
List A: Alisson, Elliott, Firmino, Salah, Gomez, Henderson, Keita, Lallana, Lonergan, Lovren, Mane, Matip, Milner, Origi, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Robertson, Adrian, Shaqiri, Fabinho, Van den Berg, Van Dijk, Wijnaldum.
List B: Alexander-Arnold, Brewster, Jones, Kane, Kelleher, Larouci, Lewis.
List B includes players born on or after January 1, 1998 who have been eligible to play for the club for any uninterrupted period of two years since their 15th birthday.
UEFA rules state a club can register an unlimited number of players on List B during the season but the list must be submitted by no later than midnight CET the day before a match.
Why has Ki-jana Hoever been left out of CL squad and other youngsters like Larouci and Lewis are in?
Paul Gorst:I must admit, I was surprised to see Ki-Jana Hoever’s name left out of the 29-man squad this morning.
I think Jurgen Klopp has perhaps looked at the numbers and saw that he already five centre-backs in the list and two right-backs in Trent Alexander-Arnold and Joe Gomez, as well as James Milner, who can operate there, too.
Larouci and Lewis are left-sided players where the strength in depth is perhaps not as great.
Plus Lewis will have been included as he fits the criteria for List B, something Hoever doesn’t, I believe.
I know Liverpool staff have big hopes for Hoever and feel his progress is on track.
He’s still just 17, too, so this is not a huge slight on the young Dutchman.
His time will come.
Pffft Paul Gorst... joker.
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