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Liverpool: Jurgen Klopp Says it is 'not cool' to be without Philippe Coutinho

Jurgen Klopp admitted it is 'not cool' to be without Philippe Coutinho and says he does not know why any player would want to leave Liverpool.

The Brazilian playmaker has been the subject of two failed bids from Barcelona and is yet to play this season with what has been described as a back injury.

Barcelona unveils Paulinho No. 15 - Barca vice-president Mestre says board would prefer “respect not insults”

Barcelona on Thursday unveiled Brazilian international Paulinho while asking for respect from fans of the club.

Barcelona vice-president Jordi Mestre said the board would prefer “respect not insults” after the club unveiled the player as their fourth signing of the summer.

Real Madrid Snatched Asensio From Barcelona - Read How!

Barcelona missed the opportunity on Marco Asensio, after the club’s senior officials tried to haggle over €2million in adds on..

Real stepped in and snatched the player, who scored twice against Barca in four days, as Zinedine Zidane's Real Madrid won the Spanish Super Cup 5-1 on aggregate.

The Enemy Around - A daily devotion - From your friends at RayStedman.org

For all that is in the world, the lust of the flesh and the lust of the eyes and the pride of life, is not of the Father but is of the world (1 John 2:16 RSV).

The specific areas mentioned in this verse are where we must fight this battle against sin. It is not enough to say, Don't love the world. It must be brought down to specifics. It must be reduced to that with which we actually come in contact. So John adds, all that is in the world, and he defines this. He gives a list of these areas and says, These do not come from the Father but are of the world. To reject a philosophy, we must do so in certain specific actions.

The Upper Room daily devotional: Title - God, the Mother

Today's Devotional

“My translation says something different here,” my co-leader said. We were leading a discussion on Psalm 91 and its comparison of God to a fortress that can protect and shield us. But we began by talking about the bird imagery in verse 4.

Genesis 1-11: Foundations for Living -- The Power of His Presence

It hardly needs to be said that the place to begin reading a book is at the beginning. Still, many people have the habit of reading the last chapter of a book first.

But if you try that with the Bible, you will become very confused indeed. The best place to begin with it is at the beginning. There are, however, many who find it difficult to begin with Genesis. They are thrown off by the language, which they find to be a bit stiff and somewhat antiquated, especially if they are reading one of the older Bible translations.

The Upper Room daily devotional: Title - Remember Me.

Read Isaiah 43:1-4

Now, says the LORD — the one who created you, Jacob, the one who formed you, Israel: Don’t fear, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by name; you are mine.

Daily Devotion: Title - Parents And Children -- The Power of His Presence

Fathers, do not exasperate your children; instead, bring them up in the training and instruction of the Lord (Ephesians 6:4).

This word translated fathers could well be translated parents, because it includes both the father and the mother. It is also true that the emphasis is laid largely upon the father, for he is responsible for what the children become. That is sobering, is it not, fathers? Mothers may enforce policy, but it is the father's task to set it and to see that his children are raised properly. There is nothing that is more dishonoring to the spirit of Christianity than the attitude adopted by many fathers: