Jurgen's at the wheel

[Steveo]

Class. My mum told me about this.
Hopefully it gives him a bit of a lift and let's him know people still have his back.

Yes… he needs it for schu’er… He has looked haggard lately. This is a really nice touch.

There is the slightest whiff of, we are close to the end about it though.

Probably me being a daft pessimist, but there it is.

[Insidious]

https://twitter.com/LFC/status/1588169099125067778?s

Lovely seeing the Gaffer smile.

Would just be over the Moon if we could have a really good January and February and get back to something resembling our best. Happy Manager, happy club, happy fans - fingers crossed.

[faridtoxteth]

Simeone is Jurgen's fashion guru, but he wears it better.
Well done Jurgen. Liverpool will always hold you to its heart.

[CCTV]

Can he graze sheep in the city or what

[huyrob]

Can he graze sheep in the city or what

Cheeky bid for Gareth Bale ?

[CCTV]

Cheeky bid for Gareth Bale ?

The Freedom of the City of Dublin

In ancient boroughs such as Dublin, a royal charter established the privileges of the "burgesses" (or "citizens" in places like Dublin with city status). Admission as a freeman or citizen was principally granted to members of the Guilds of the City of Dublin and others by "special grace", as well as by marriage or descent from existing citizens. The wealthy could buy freedom by paying a "fine", and some of the penal laws facilitated Protestant immigrants' becoming freemen.[1][2]

Ancient charters were superseded for municipal governance purposes by the Municipal Corporations (Ireland) Act 1840 and for all other non-ceremonial purposes by the Local Government Act 2001.[3] Nevertheless, ancient privileges and duties of freemen are sometimes cited in relation to the modern award.

Rights included:[4]

Exemption from octroi charged on goods brought through the city gates.

Pasturage of sheep on city commons, which included College Green and St Stephen's Green. This right was exercised as a publicity stunt by U2 members the day after their 2000 conferring.[5][6]

The right to vote in municipal elections, and in the Irish parliamentary borough of Dublin (after the Acts of Union 1800 in the UK parliamentary borough of Dublin).

Freedmen had a duty to defend the city and could be called into the militia at short notice.[4] In 1454, apprentices to be admitted freemen needed a bow and sword, while merchants additionally needed a coat of mail and helmet.[7][8]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_the_City_of_Dublin

Was wondering if Jurgen had any similar privileges

[faridtoxteth]

See how long it takes before Neville or Tyler come out with some thing like The Spurs attack had the freedom of Liverpool there

[justme]

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/JOWIgVq5DZA

great guy

[huyrob]

So if the Fuckin Awful FA get their ban…
can Kloppy wave his new Freedom of Liverpool certificate at them and say…..I’ll sit exactly where I effin want to .