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ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC"

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Footballers can't take anything, they're fully aware of it and are advised from very, very early ages. Even paracetamol and Ibrupofen they have to get cleared by the club as some of them contain stuff on the banned list.

Sakho wasn't taking anything to help slimming, it's THE main masking agent for performance enhancing drugs. He's been trying to hide them hence why he doesn't want his b sample checked in case the masking hasn't worked as well cause then he'll be shown up even more so as a cheat. Right now people will buy his slimming story.

He's a cheat, a Ben Jonston sized cheat, who's properly been found out.

Good post. Never thought of this issue.
 

While that Guardian article is generally very good, arguing they should be kicked out of the EL and all, and reiterating how Sakho has no excuses, they still feel the need to stick this in there.... 'Liverpool – who have acted commendably throughout all this'

HOW? How have they acted 'commendably'? Continued to pick him after the offence? Continued to happily pick up the advantage? What precisely has been worthy of commendation?

Honestly, it seems sometimes that even criticism of them in the media has to be leavened by some empty yet mealy-mouthed arse-licking...

'Proper Liverpool, that'...

To be fair as soon as Liverpool found out he was made unavailable for selection.

So they have acted well.
 

Trouble in paradise

Daniel Sturridge refuses to rule out Liverpool departure after Klopp's European snub
Mark Critchley
PUBLISHED30/04/2016 | 13:22

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has no regrets about leaving Daniel Sturridge, pictured, on the bench.
Daniel Sturridge is not content with sitting on the bench for Liverpool and has suggested that his future could lie away from Anfield.

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The 26-year-old striker, who has missed much of the season through injury, was omitted from Jürgen Klopp’s starting line-up for Thursday’s Europa League semi-final first leg defeat to Villarreal.

Sturridge was expected to lead the line at El Madrigal after starting and scoring against Newcastle United last weekend but was instead an unused substitute, with Roberto Firmino preferred in attack.

The England international, who still hopes to be selected in Roy Hodgson’s England squad for this summer’s European Championships, has admitted that he would like to start more matches.

"Maybe people don't see this, but I am someone who wants to play every minute of every match, so maybe when I'm not starting or when I'm taken off, it's hard to take," Sturridge told The Mirror.

"You want to be on the pitch every single match, every single minute.

"It's exciting, of course, what the manager is bringing and where we are heading. I am doing everything in my power to be out there on the pitch, and I am feeling good as well."

When asked about his long-term future and his ambitions for Liverpool, Sturridge answered philsophically and suggested it would dishonest to promise that he will never leave the club.

“There are things I want to achieve with Liverpool. I would never say I am Liverpool until I die, because I would be lying,” he said.

“I think any player who says ‘oh yeah, this is the only team I will play for, for the rest of my life’, they are deluded. In football every team looks for replacements every single year.

“So for myself all I can do every weekend is go out there, perform as well as I can, perform to the best of my abilities, and then come the end of the season hopefully have the European Championships to look forward to… and to next year.”

Sturridge started four league games in April, more than in any other month this season, but was left out of the starting line-up for key clashes against Borussia Dortmund and Everton.

(© Independent News Service)

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http://www.independent.ie/sport/soc...ture-after-klopps-european-snub-34673775.html
 

According to the RS beauts there is a new conspiracy against them now, supposedly the premier league don't want the RS to win the Europa cup, and that's why they made their game a 12 o'clock kick - off, so as not to give them enough time to prepare for today's game after playing away on Thursday. Saying that though, Liverpool to Spain and back is a hike and a half, would imagine they were jet - lagged after getting back.
 

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