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Lucas Leiva is first to the mic. He tells the assembled media that the team is adjusting to Klopp's style.

He says: "We have a very honest group and want to improve. We are trying to take on [Jurgen's] ideas as soon as possible."

BBC Merseyside Sport also reports Leiva saying: "There's no pressure on the team at the moment in terms of achieving things. We're taking it game by game."

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And we're off...

A message of congratulations from the Stretford End for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer following his move to take the helm of Molde in his native Norway.

More on that story here.

A Question of Sport Teaser

Earlier we asked you: In 1985, who were the four men to win a Grand Slam in tennis?

And the answers were: Stefan Edberg, Mats Wilander, Boris Becker & Ivan Lendl.

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Former Liverpool boss Gerard Houllier believes Jurgen Klopp is a good fit for Anfield because of his passion for the game.

He told beIN Sports: “Leadership is a transfer of emotion, and in that case I would say [Klopp] will be good. Jurgen is a very emotional man whether he wins or loses, and I think his style of management will fit in well with this squad.

“It will also match, I would say, the values and probably the enthusiasm of the fans there.”

Jurgen Klopp's news conference is due to take place at around 14:00 BST. Stay here for updates.

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Paralympic sprinter Richard Browne has told BBC World Service that having his leg amputated was the best decision he ever made. 

The American T44 100m star, who will take part in the IPC Athletics World Championships this week, endured 13 surgeries and a three-year battle to save his leg following an accident that saw him slide through a plate glass window. 

But when the pain became too much he told his doctors they had to amputate. He said: "One Monday afternoon - it was February 9th - I called my doctor and told him I couldn't deal with the pain anymore."

Watch the video here.

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Dan Rozzell: Alan Curbishley will still be a bookies favourite for every job in football.

Steven Gordon: In 30 years: Italian Serie A results for 2145 accidentally leaked. Cipriani resigns as England boss for conservative approach.

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Remember the earlier reports that Garry Monk had missed training at Swansea?

Well, the club has - according to the South Wales Evening Post - "rubbished" those reports.

The paper says: "Stories in the national press suggested the Swansea boss did not arrive for this morning’s session due to personal reasons.

"But the club confirmed he put the squad through their paces as normal and stressed there was no substance to stories to the contrary."

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BUSY! A massive scrum of cameras and media waiting for the press conference to start at Liverpool's training ground.

We''ll be bringing you the best of what Jurgen Klopp has to say a little after 14:00 BST...

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Charlton head coach Guy Luzon insists he is not concerned about his position despite a run of eight games without a win in the Championship.

"I need to worry only about the next game, how I pick the team and how I encourage the squad to bring the result on Saturday," he told BBC Radio London.  

The 40-year-old Israeli has been in charge since January, but the Addicks are currently 22nd in the table.

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The Football League have fired up their flux capacitor and given us a glimpse of life in the top-flight in 1985. 

The usual suspects are in there, but it's tough reading for Sheffield Wednesday fans, who were riding high in third. 

Tweet your predictions for what sport will look like in 30 years' time to #BBCBackToTheFuture or post on the BBC Sport, external and BBC Match of the Day Facebook, external pages.

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Off licences in Twickenham, this is for you.

South Africa coach Heyneke Meyer has said he will buy New Zealand boss Steve Hansen a crate of beer if the Springboks triumph in their Rugby World Cup semi-final on Saturday.

It follows a tradition that the Kiwi began some years ago when Meyer lost in his first game against the All Blacks. That time, Hansen handed him a beer to cheer him up. Meyer is going the whole hog though.

He said: "Hopefully... I can give him a full case of beers. 

"That's what's great about the game... we also learn from each other."

James Boal: Sepp Blatter wins re-election becoming the first posthumous president of Fifa.

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Tom Jackson: Ibelieveinmiracles2 is released, the sequel showcases how Nottingham Forest again were twice Euro Champs with Nigel Clough in charge.

Dan Pinchy: 2045 and Liverpool come close to winning their 1st title since 89-90 after losing on the last day to Shrewsbury…

Can't work out whether you're a Liverpool fan or not, Dan..

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Arsenal fans will not face inflated prices when they go to Germany, after Bayern Munich supporters protested against Champions League ticket costs at the London club.

Arsenal visit Bayern for the return group match on 4 November.

Coach Pep Guardiola said after the game: "I will speak with Arsene Wenger for next time to make it cheaper for our fans.

"We will take care of Arsenal fans in Munich with a good price. They can travel."

Andrew Flintoff has stared down some fierce interrogators in his time, but how did he fare against John Humphreys (that's Garry Richardson in the picture, but Mr Humphreys was there) on BBC Radio 4's Today programme?

The former England captain has explained how he turned down scholarships at public schools as a teenager so he could get home at 3pm to watch Dallas. Didn't hold him back, though, did it?

Watch the full interview here.

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Coming in to land at Molde with the Celtic team ahead of their Europa League meeting with the Norwegian champions.    

Nice image of the Barcelonasquad in fine spirits after their Champions League win in Belarus on Tuesday, courtesy of defender Gerard Pique...

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This is a significant date in Middlesbrough’s recent history…

In 2009, the club sacked Gareth Southgate as manager, then Tony Mowbray suffered the same fate in 2013.

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Bolton Wanderers' lack of quality is one of the reasons they sit bottom of the Championship, according to manager Neil Lennon. 

The Trotters lost their unbeaten home record on Tuesday as Birmingham City won 1-0 at the Macron Stadium. 

It means Bolton, the division's lowest scorers with nine goals, have lost three straight matches and won just once in all competitions this season. 

"I think it is apparent that there is a lack of quality at times," Lennon, 44, told BBC Radio Manchester.

Keep those sporting predictions coming for what you think will be happening in 30 years time...

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Will Barber: In 30 years time Lionel Messi will have gained a lot of weight and will be Real Madrid manager.

Richard Todd: West Ham win Worldwide Prem League and European Intercontinental Super Cup, beating Real Madrid 5-0 with Reece Oxford Jr with five goals.

Put a fiver on it at the bookies right now, it's bound to come in...

R El Jumaili: Roy Hodgson with an emaciated face- not from age but sheer amount of frustrated face rubs.