Your morning Liverpool FC digest on Thursday, May 4.
Liverpool fans send blunt message to Premier League over national anthem decision
Liverpool fans at Anfield on Wednesday made their feelings clear towards the Coronation Ceremony.
According to a report by the Mail Online, top-flight clubs with a home match next weekend have been contacted to 'strongly suggest' that God Save the King should be played before their games take place.
The report also claims that clubs will be provided with an official portrait of the King and The Queen Consort and the Coronation Logo to be displayed on big screens while the anthem is sounded.
During their clash with Fulham on Wednesday, fans in the Kop were heard chanting: "You can stick your coronation up your ar**!"
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Steve McManaman offers Man City midfielder as Liverpool signing after Jude Bellingham decision
Steve McManaman believes Liverpool will not be short on midfield signings this summer even if they do indeed miss out on Jude Bellingham.
The Reds made it known last month that they were stepping away from their pursuit of top transfer target Bellingham after the scale of their required summer midfield overhaul became glaringly apparent.
But some fans were left to wonder whether they would go back in for the England international next summer if he remained at Borussia Dortmund for another season.
However, according to reports today, Bellingham looks set to join reigning European champions Real Madrid. But, speaking ahead of that big news, McManaman stated his belief that there are "players out there" who could do a job for his former club, who could be about to lose James Milner to Premier League rivals Brighton & Hove Albion.
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