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Is Mohamed Salah's speed gone? The panel dissects his recent struggles with one-on-one situations and toe shots.

The episode opens with a repeated mantra about players feeling privileged to play for the fans, setting a passionate tone. The panel analyzes Liverpool's 4-1 victory over Newcastle, highlighting individual performances. They discuss Virts and Gravenberg's improvements, noting Gravenberg's varied season but strong game. A key focus is Mohamed Salah's declining form, with references to Torbjørn Flathins' comment about his legs being gone, citing examples like failed one-on-one situations and toe shots. The panel debates whether Salah should leave in the summer, acknowledging his legacy but current struggles. They mention Salah's record of 10 goals and 10 assists against Newcastle. Konaté's goal is described as emotional, with reactions from fans and teammates like Ellisen. The discussion shifts to manager support, noting emotional swings from frustration to backing, and observations about his attire and shoes. Fans share experiences from the stadium, including watching Chelsea vs. West Ham and conversations about Champions League final travel to Budapest, correcting a mention of Bucharest. Rumors about Curtis Jones' potential departure are explored, with mentions of Fabrizio Romano and Paul Joyce, sparking debate on contract issues and the value of having a scouser in the team. The episode concludes with lighthearted talk about pub visits in Liverpool, including Yecrack, Pilgrim, and The Swan Inn, and plans for the day.

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