Xherdan Shaqiri: Liverpool’s New Man For The Big Moments

TheanfieldwrapWHEN the full-time whistle sounded at Anfield on Sunday, it was almost eerie how comfortable it all felt. Liverpool had beaten Manchester United in the league for the first time since 2014, but it all seemed so routine that the feeling from most was that it was a shame there weren’t another 10 minutes so The Reds could make the scoreline reflect the dominance. The outcome wasn’t predicted by everyone heading into the game, though. You know who you are.… ...Continue Reading. BULLL3