DAILY COMMENTS: Gradually Liverpool show they're not ready to win the league

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Article 1: West Ham 1-1 Liverpool: Reds sit just 3 pts above Man City despite Mane's opener

@haebdlnpr: Gradually Liverpool are showing they're not ready to win the league.

@Farao: I can't understand why Liverpool can't win when city plays first.

@Bobhelsing: Liverpool might not be in the top 4 if VAR is being used in the EPL.

Article 2: Arsenal boss Emery to have a transfer budget of just £45m this summer

@clue_l3ss: With 45 you can't even buy a security guard for the stadium even.

@dezalnoprt: That's just what we need to Book another 4 seasons in Europa. See u in 2045 UCL.

@Tondknopt: He can only buys players from Cocacola championship.

Article 3: Mourinho takes a tumble on the ice as he slips up during ice hockey puck drop

@Stanstanfords7: One more fall and he'll have a hatrick.

@yauaekltuz: Now officially he is the "fallen one"!

Article 4: Muller 2 UCL games ban appeal denied by UEFA as he will miss 2 legs vs Liverpool

@prakashcr7: This is what happens when you try to be kung fu master in football pitch.

@ussein: He was trying to create a new Bundesliga logo.

Article 5: Courtois: 'We lost against Barcelona when Messi didn't play'

@paoabem: You'd better to focus on closing your legs at proper time.

@Rodreego: Who else noticed Courtois has become more vocal since leaving Chelsea?

@tincdips: He says because he is afriad of Messi "nutmeg rape".

Article 6: Ronaldo wants to reunite with James Rodriguez at Juventus (Marca)

@Devansh10: Cristiano wants to reunite with the whole RM squad except Perez.

The question I asked you yesterday was: What is the longest book you have read?

@Jerinho: The longest booked I've read is ''Things Fall Apart'' written by Chinua Achebe. It's story chronicles pre-colonial life in the south-eastern part of Nigeria and the arrival of the Europeans during the late nineteenth century.

And here's a special question for AFers today: What topic could you spend hours talking about?

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