Andy Robertson and his Liverpool 'Now You’re Gonna Believe Us' dilemma that vanished in front of Kop diehards

Justin Bieber answers a phone call on his way to a medical building in Los Angeles on Wednesday afternoon (February 23).

US Food and Drug Administration has for the first time authorised the marketing of a condom specifically indicated for anal sex. The condom which can also be used for vaginal sex will be marketed under the brand name – One Male Condom.The One Male Condom, manufactured by Global Protection Corp, will be available in three different versions – standard, thin and fitted – and has to be used with a compatible lubricant.

impersonation of Mayor Eric Adams was interrupted by the Democrat himself on a local morning news TV segment Wednesday.The piece began with Redd dusting off his spoof of the mayor during a virtual live interview with Fox 5 “Good Day New York” anchor Rosanna Scotto.“New York City, this is your mayor. Bing Bong! Eric Adams.

Andy Robertson took a cheeky swipe at Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish over the launch of his new book.

Celtic and Liverpool player. But Sir Kenny Dalglish tried to prove he's still got his sharp wit with a jibe at current Anfield left-back Andy Robertson - only to be clamped by the former Dundee United and Queen's Park man.

Liverpool new boy Thiago Alcantara made his debut in the Reds' 2-0 win over Chelsea, coming on for Jordan Henderson at half-time after the England international suffered an injury. The Spaniard's introduction was highly anticipated and he showed that he has already slotted comfortably into the side, breaking a Premier League record for passing.

Chelsea may have made a splash in the transfer market this summer, but it will not shake the confidence of Liverpool ’s title defence.

Liverpool star Andy Robertson has responded to rumours of Thiago Alcantara arriving at the club's training ground.

Liverpool have had a relatively quiet transfer window so far as they go about defending their Premier League title.

Liverpool end 30 years without a league title – and now he wants to end Scotland’s wait for qualifying for Europe and there is a special motivation for him.“At international level, Scotland are two play-off wins away from qualification for Euro 2020 which will actually take place in 2021 due to the coronavirus,” Robertson writes in Robbo: Now You're Gonna Believe Us.“The Scotland team has always been very important to my family as a whole, none more so than my auntie, Vera Murchie, who passed away at Christmas in 2013.“The only times I have worn personalised boots – the play-off final with Hull, the Champions League final in Madrid and an international against Cyprus that I scored in – it has been in her memory.“I have her date of birth,

Liverpool defender reveals his feelings at the time as he tuned into the daily press conferences during lockdown.“The government’s daily briefings became must-watch TV in the Robertson household,” Robertson writes in Robbo: Now You're Gonna Believe Us.“Rach and myself would make sure we made time for them because it was so important that we knew what was going on and were able to understand it.“Like most people in the country, I was struggling with the way that the government was handling the situation but I also recognised that there were so many complexities at play that even the very best administration would have had a battle on its hands.“As it was, we had Matt Hancock, the secretary of state for health and social care no less, using

Liverpool players watched Sir Kenny Dalglish tear up.“We had the big screens on and another Celtic legend, arguably the greatest of them all, appeared,” Robertson writes in Robbo: Now You're Gonna Believe Us.“There was a bit of a hush because we all wanted to hear was what Sir Kenny had to say but the look on his face, illuminated by emotion and pride, told us all we needed to know.“Sir Kenny has won everything in the game but he showed his emotions 30 years on because he knew better than anyone else how big this was.“We saw how much it meant to the gaffer and various Liverpool legends and that’s when it really hit home.“When you see Sir Kenny – a man who has a stand at Anfield named after him – crying because of something that we had

Liverpool fans knew they were going to finally lift the Premier League crown on January 19 when Mo Salah scored the second goal as they beat Manchester United 2-0 at Anfield.Now, in his inside story of their record-breaking season, left-back Andy Robertson reveals how also he believed it that day as he describes the feeling of hearing the Kop sing “We’re going to win the league” for the first time.“I was in the canteen a couple of days beforehand and a few of us were talking about what the atmosphere was going to be like,” Robertson writes in Robbo: Now You're Gonna Believe Us.“I shouted over to (head of club and supporter engagement) Tony Barrett to see what he thought and he said if we won it would definitely be the day when ‘And Now

Liverpool are not spending much this summer. There has been just one new arrival at Anfield in the transfer window - Kostas Tsimikas, and he will mainly act as back-up to Andy Robertson.Jurgen Klopp has not splashed the cash for yet another window.

Jamie Carragher took aim at Virgil van Dijk after his first-half performance for Liverpool against Leeds. The Dutchman found the net at one end, heading home an Andy Robertson corner to make it 2-1 to the Reds in the opening stages.But moments later Van Dijk failed to clear a ball over the top at the other end, nonchalantly trying to flick it to Robertson out wide.Leeds striker Patrick Bamford pounced, picking up the ball and sending it beyond Alisson to equalise for the home side.And Carragher labelled the action 'arrogant' as he criticised Liverpool's defending in the opening stages."It's a brilliant game," he said on Sky Sports."I said hopefully after 17 minutes we'd get 90 minutes of this.

Liverpool were my favourites for the title this season but their lack of signings means they could end up as also-rans. Manchester City will be stronger. What happened last season will have been a wake-up call for them, and they are bringing in players.

Liverpool’s spending this summer has failed to mirror that of Chelsea or even Tottenham Hotspur.

Liverpool start the defence of their Premier League title against Leeds United on Saturday.

Jamal Lewis is still using Liverpool as motivation after completing a £15million move to Newcastle United.

Graeme Souness has called on Liverpool to put a disappointing transfer window behind them by signing Spain star Thiago Alcantara from Bayern Munich.

Liverpool star Kostas Tsimikaswill likely miss a number of games after testing positive for Covid-19. The Greece international signed from Olympiakos earlier this summer and still stands as the only arrival at Anfield.He has joined to provide competition at left-back, where Andy Robertson was the club's only recognised player there.