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One of the biggest problems with Liverpool FC news coverage today is clickbait and fake news. Engagement sells. The more clicks a story attracts, the more advertising revenue it can generate. That's why so many websites resort to sensational headlines, misleading stories and, quite frankly, complete nonsense. As I've always said: More ads = more bullshit. Starting today, KopTalk is going completely ad-free. That means our news articles will never generate a single penny in advertising revenue from the likes of Google AdSense. It also means a faster, cleaner website that looks great on your mobile, without annoying adverts cluttering up the experience. It's our paying members and subscribers who make this possible. Your continued support, across all our platforms, means we don't have to chase advertising revenue or manufacture stories just to attract clicks. I'm genuinely grateful to every one of you. If a story is worth telling, it shouldn't need a misleading headline to sell it. We're here for Liverpool supporters, not advertising algorithms. Dunk

Szoboszlai has joined Hungary after knee tests, but his fitness is still unclear. Man United are weighing up Carrick's future before their trip to Anfield, and Alisson says his agent is talking with the club. Read the full story on the KopTalk website. Link in bio. #LFC

On This Day, 10 November: Liverpool beat Manchester City 3-1 in 2019 to go eight points clear. Plus Roy Evans's last game, Neil Mellor's late double and a birthday for Patrik Berger. Read the full story on the KopTalk website. Link in bio. #LFC #OnThisDay #KopTalk #YNWA

Once a Red No. 25: Josemi. Rafa Benítez's first Liverpool signing was on the pitch for Gerrard's goal against Olympiacos, on the bench in Istanbul and later captained Kolkata to an Indian title. Read the full story on the KopTalk website. Link in bio. #OnceARed #LFC

Once a Red No. 24: Gabriel Paletta. A World Youth champion alongside Messi, he headed in on his Liverpool debut against Reading in a 4-3 League Cup thriller. Boca, Italy's World Cup and Milan followed. Read the full story on the KopTalk website. Link in bio. #OnceARed #LFC

On This Day, 9 November: Liverpool said goodbye to Emlyn Hughes in 2004. Plus Phil Neal's last game in red, five past Leicester and Suárez hitting Fulham for four. Read the full story on the KopTalk website. Link in bio. #LFC #OnThisDay #KopTalk #YNWA

On This Day, 8 November: Spurs hit for four in 1997, a teenage Michael Owen scoring his first Anfield goal. Plus Paisley's Reds beating United, Keane sending us top and De Bruyne's miss. Read the full story on the KopTalk website. Link in bio. #LFC #OnThisDay #KopTalk #YNWA

Once a Red No. 23: Abel Xavier. No goals in two and a half years at Everton, then he crossed Stanley Park and scored 16 minutes into his Liverpool debut. Leverkusen, LA Galaxy and Mozambique followed. Read the full story on the KopTalk website. Link in bio. #OnceARed #LFC

On Friday, Iraola said he hopes Alisson stays at Liverpool: "I hope he continues with us for more time." The Echo reports his deal runs until summer 2027; no new contract has been announced. Read the full story on the KopTalk website. Link in bio. #LFC

On This Day, 7 November: John Barnes was born in 1963. Plus Hunt's record eight past Munich, Dalglish's derby brace and Torres flooring Chelsea. Read the full story on the KopTalk website. Link in bio. #LFC #OnThisDay #KopTalk #YNWA

Once a Red No. 22: Nick Tanner. Swapped for floodlight bulbs, signed by Kenny for £20,000 after a call he took for a wind-up, scored in a derby at Goodison, then became world No. 1 at Fantasy Premier League. Read the full story on the KopTalk website. Link in bio. #OnceARed #LFC

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Rio Ngumoha named in England's Nations League squad for Croatia (Wembley, Thu 7.45pm UK) and Spain (Madrid, Sun). The 18-year-old already has three caps. Jobe Bellingham and Josh King get first call-ups; Palmer left out. #LFC

Dunk's hosting a live stream at 6.30pm UK tonight on KopTalk TV #LFC

Palace drew 1-1 with Hoffenheim despite Wharton's red; he's free for Sunday, Mateta still banned. Van Dijk says we can't accept losing like we did in Istanbul. Read the full story on the KopTalk website. Link in bio. #LFC

On This Day, 6 November: Liverpool hit Beşiktaş for eight in 2007, the biggest win the Champions League had ever seen. Plus Rush's four at Goodison and the great Auxerre comeback. Read the full story on the KopTalk website. Link in bio. #LFC #OnThisDay #KopTalk #YNWA

Simon Hughes (The Athletic): once the IFR ratifies 1892 Holdings as a Liverpool part-owner, the consortium has options to raise its stake to around 69% for control or complete a full buyout. Read the full story on the KopTalk website. Link in bio. #LFC

Once a Red No. 21: Jimmy Carter. Dalglish gave him the No. 7, then resigned six weeks later. Eight games, no goals, and a story few knew: one of the Premier League's first players of South Asian heritage. Read the full story on the KopTalk website. Link in bio. #OnceARed #LFC

Iraola explains starting Barcola up front and says rotation wasn't the main reason we lost in Istanbul. Tony Harrington will referee Sunday's game at Palace, and our Legends face Inter at Anfield in March. Read the full story on the KopTalk website. Link in bio. #LFC