
Football
Share
Published 15:40 6 Oct 2015 BST
Explore more on these topics:
Sakho told L'Equipe: "Steven is an example. Also, he often sends me small text messages like after my first match of the season at Bordeaux, in the Europa League, with the captain armband.
"He texted me to congratulate me, he said: ‘Continue to fight like that, I’m proud of you.’
"It’s always nice to receive such a message from a great player."
Sakho had struggled for playing time at the start of the season before being given his starting place in a back three alongside Martin Skrtel and Emre Can but his spell on the sidelines is something that irked the centre-back.
"Let’s say that during the short period when I was not playing, I was like a little caged lion who was not fed for a while."
We look forward to seeing how well the new Liverpool manager feeds Mr Sakho. If it's Jurgen Klopp, there'll be plenty of munch available while we don't think Carlo Ancelotti is the kind of fella to leave any food go spare.
How the Premier League table would look without VAR
The assistant referee is at the forefront of huge controversy once more. Sunday marked the possible biggest VAR moment in history so far. West Ham fighting for survival, Arsenal embarking on the title. 1-0, minutes to go on the clock, and Callum Wilson fires home a priceless equaliser. After a strenuous check, VAR ruled the […]
Football
just now
Troy Parrott comes up with one of the most bizarre moments of his career
What a mad start! Troy Parrott scored twice for AZ Alkmaar in the opening 55′ seconds of the game. However, the earliest of the two strikes was ruled out for offside before he replied immediately. This minute of madness all unfolded in Alkmaar’s Eredivisie clash with Feyenoord. The Dubliner capitalised on a mistake by the […]
Football
14 min
Football