Steven Scott

🔴POST MATCH CHAT⚫️ Hear from gaffer @stescott82 following tonight home defeat to table topping Droylsden fc. #UTR🔴⚫️

Today, we remember. We pause to honour those who served, sacrificed and gave everything for the freedoms we have today. We will remember them. ❤️ 🌹 Lest We Forget.

🥹 "Brilliant ride, but I'm more proud of you as a man" An emotional John Neild, owner of Josh the Boss, reflecting on his son's victory at Aintree.

Full time Burscough 3 REMY 0. An competitive first half. Burscough took the lead. REMY with a golden opportunity which hit the post. Second half Burscough gradually took control and secured the points

⚽️ #LFC 0-1 Arsenal: Hope Returns, Reality Bites There was genuine optimism before kick-off. Five consecutive victories, attacking talent beginning to flourish and the possibility of dragging ourselves into a title race. By full-time, that optimism had been painfully extinguished. Arsenal came to Anfield, scored early through Kai Havertz following another costly error in Alisson’s distribution, and proceeded to suffocate the contest. Mikel Arteta’s football is a miserable spectacle, relentlessly cynical, calculated to frustrate and frequently assisted by refereeing that rewards every theatrical collapse. Andy Madley’s performance was dreadful. The failure of Stuart Attwell’s VAR to intervene when Jurrien Timber blatantly pulled Alexander Isak’s shirt was particularly galling. Liverpool must become considerably more streetwise in demanding decisions. Their reluctance to challenge officials is becoming costly. Yet Liverpool’s greater problem lies within. Forty-eight touches in Arsenal’s penalty area, zero shots on target. Wirtz struck the crossbar, Mac Allister squandered an excellent opportunity, but the attacking combinations remain desperately poor. Passes behind runners, hesitant movement, dreadful timing. Extraordinary individual talent producing remarkably little collective threat. Trey Nyoni offered composure and control in midfield. His withdrawal appeared to surrender Liverpool’s momentum, another reminder that adding attacking players rarely compensates for losing midfield balance. Arsenal defended superbly, however unappealing their methods. Liverpool simply lacked the invention to punish them. Defeats to Manchester City and Arsenal at Anfield have exposed the distance between Iraola’s developing side and genuine title contenders. A battle for Champions League qualification now looks considerably more realistic. Wednesday brings another European examination, and an opportunity to respond. For now, the disappointment is profound. We dared to believe again, and Liverpool have reminded us how much work remains.

We gave em a chance that they took They defended doggedly We couldn’t break em down I want Isak to step up, move more & fuckin grow a pair!

FT - REMY 2 v 0 @AFCLiverpool A closely fought contest for large parts of the game, but a clean sheet a win in the league, just what was needed. Good luck to all at AFC for the rest of the season and we’ll see you Boxing Day. #UpTheREMY🔴⚫️

Back to winning ways today with a Clean sheet Atrocious conditions but a keenly contested close game REMY scoring two goals of good build up and quality. Debutants James Ludgate and Tomi Adesina with standout performances.

"Good morning, gentlemen, the temperature is 110 degrees." "Holy shit, it's Viper!"

🔴Ludgate Landed⚫️ Welcome to the REMY… James Ludgate An exciting addition to our squad, Jay brings proven quality and a winners mentality to the group at just the right time. #UpTheREMY🔴⚫️

Goal REMY , Jordan Lorde 89 mintes 4-2 Final Whistle Poor first half three conceded tell the storey of that game

Penalty Barnoldswick, saved Linesman flags and ref orders a retake the home team then score. Hard to take as we try to get back in the game 4-2 to Barnoldswick