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Daniel Agger Tries His Hand as Manager of Danish Club HB Koge

  Even though Daniel Agger has been away from active games since 2016, recently he got back, this time in a managerial position for HB Koge. It is a recent development, though, for several years after retirement, he has been busy running several entrepreneurial ventures. The club that he has joined is seventh in the… (read more)

 AGGER THINKS £180,000-A-WEEK LIVERPOOL MAN COULD SOON BE SET FOR HEARTBREAK

It has not been the easiest year for Roberto Firmino at Liverpool ahead of the World Cup in November. The £180,000-a-week man lost his place in the starting XI under Jürgen Klopp following the January arrival of Luis Diaz, with Sadio Mane preferred in the centre of the attack. Mane has since departed, although Darwin… (read more)

  LIVERPOOL VS BOURNEMOUTH PREVIEW: PROBABLE LINEUPS, AGGER TIPS REDS FOR WIN

The 2022/23 season is set to enter into overdrive as we get closer to the 2022 FIFA World Cup. And Gameweek 3 in the Premier League will begin on Saturday, with most “Big Six” teams featuring on the day. Liverpool will be among them as they look to get their first win on the board… (read more)

                       DANIEL AGGER APPROVES NECO JOINING NOTTINGHAM FOREST

As confirmed by the club’s official website, Neco Williams has brought an end to his time at Liverpool and signed for fellow Premier League side Nottingham Forest. A product of the Liverpool youth academy, Neco Williams made his first-team debut for the Reds in October 2019 in a Carabao Cup tie. He went on to… (read more)

AGGER: MAJOR TOURNAMENT RECORD REVEALED

Daniel Agger had been playing in the Denmark senior team for over four years before he qualified for a major tournament, the 2010 FIFA World Cup tournament on South African soil. At junior level, Agger had played for the u-21 team at the 2006 edition of the UEFA European u-21 Championship in Portugal. He was… (read more)

                  LIVERPOOL U18S HAND MAN CITY THE TITLE AS AGGER WATCHES ON 

Liverpool under-18s saw their title hopes officially end as a 1-0 loss to Nottingham Forest confirmed Man City as champions, with Bobby Clark forced off with injury. After a 3-1 loss at City earlier in the month, the odds were against Marc Bridge-Wilkinson’s U18s as they chased the title, despite that being only their second… (read more)