Liverpool CEO Billy Hogan says the club have identified eight main issues regarding the treatment of fans at least season’s Champions League final in Paris, while a new mural for Jurgen Klopp has been unveiled.
8 “recurring themes” from Paris
Hogan has today offered an update on Liverpool’s continued response to the events surrounding this year’s Champions League final chaos.
In the interview with Liverpoolfc.com, he says there are eight “recurring themes” from their recent analysis from the independent panel set up by UEFA.
LFC identify 8 main issues from Paris
So what happens next? Hogan says the club and supporters groups plan on meeting with the panel soon, with more updates on Liverpool’s investigations to follow.
3 things today: A brand new mural for Jurgen
“Jurgen said to me, y’know…” ?? pic.twitter.com/nABQDuoSvh
— BOSS Night (@aBOSSNight) September 21, 2022
- Jurgen Klopp is the subject of another stunning new mural in Liverpool, with BOSS Night teaming up with MurWalls to bring the brilliant piece of work to Randolph Street.
- Alisson‘s save to deny a Dwight McNeill’s deflected effort in this month’s Merseyside derby has been nominated for Premier League Save of the Month.
- Arthur has appointed three personal fitness experts to work with him in support of the medical staff already in place at Liverpool.
Latest Liverpool FC news
- 16-year-old Liverpool academy prospect Ben Doak scored just five minutes into his debut for Scotland under-21s earlier today.
- Sepp van den Berg insists that his “dream” remains with Liverpool, with details on the new contract he signed before joining Schalke on loan now revealed.
- It was a productive start to a busy week of international fixtures for Liverpool, with a goal, two assists and a clean sheet from the club’s youngsters.
Latest chat from elsewhere
- Months after his retirement, Mark Noble is returning to West Ham, with the club announcing he will take up a role as their new sporting director in January.
- Man United have announced a net loss of £115.5m for the 2021-22 season even though revenues rose by 18% to £583.2m.
- Arrests and reported incidents of disorder at football matches in England and Wales last season were at their highest level for eight years. (BBC Sport)
Tweet of the day and match of the night
Has it really been three whole years since this Trent free-kick?
An unstoppable @TrentAA free-kick at Stamford Bridge #OnThisDay in 2019 ? pic.twitter.com/Npco9kHo2l
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) September 22, 2022
Virgil van Dijk‘s Netherlands side face Poland this evening, with Belgium vs Wales another Nations League encounter to keep an eye on.
Enjoy your Thursday evening’s Reds!
Fan Comments