Waching daily Oct 28 2017

Liverpool news: Roberto Firmino is a deadly striker - Huddersfield star Danny Williams

The United States midfielder is playing down the significance of Wagner's head-to-head with long-standing friend Jurgen Klopp, while relishing his own reunion.

Williams has been pals with Liverpool striker Roberto Firmino since they were team-mates in the German league at Hoffenheim. "I could see already what a great player he would be," said Williams.

"Everything about his game was good. His first touch is different class, he is quick and has a very good technique. "He is dangerous, especially as he has developed in front of goal since I was with him at 19 and 20.

It is clear he has worked hard." Firmino has come a long way since leaving Figueirense, in his native Brazil, to seek stardom with Hoffenheim as a 19-year-old.

"It is clear he has worked hard" Huddersfield star Danny WIlliams He is set to play at his first World Cup next summer, having helped his country finish top of the South American qualifying section.

But whatever he achieves over the next 12 months will not go to his head, according to Williams. "People say success can change a person but not him," said the Huddersfield midfielder. "He has just followed his dream.

"It will be fun to talk to him after a few years. The last time I played against him was with the national team when we played Brazil.

"He is a great guy who loves his football and his family so it will be nice to see each other again and exchange a few words." While Williams is looking forward to catching up with an old friend, he claims not to be that bothered about the publicity surrounding Klopp's contest with Wagner.

"The focus has been on the managers and we all know about their friendship," Williams said. "It is a big story and exciting for people to watch. "But we leave all that behind us.

In the build up to a game, it has to be about us and how we perform on the pitch." Williams was in the Reading side beaten penalties by the Terriers in last May's Championship play-off final, but then agreed a move to West Yorkshire on a free transfer.

"Liverpool have quality players but last weekend showed that hard work beats talent," said Williams. "It will not get any easier at Anfield so we have to work as hard as we did against Manchester United to compete.".

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Diabetes WARNING: What is insulin overdose that may have killed actor Iain Rogerson? - Duration: 2:42.

Diabetes WARNING: What is insulin overdose that may have killed actor Iain Rogerson?

Former Coronation Street actor Iain Rogerson, who played Henry Flagg in the ITV show, on October 13, according to reports. Insulin is used to normalise blood sugar levels in patients.

Too much insulin causes an overdose, and leads to hypoglycaemia. The symptoms include double vision, confusion and shakiness. In most extreme cases, it can causes patients to lose consciousness, and even die.

Having too little glucose in the bloodstream means the body can't operate properly. Every patient reacts differently to low levels of glucose.

Common symptoms of mild hypoglycaemia include shakiness, a rapid heartbeat, irritability and tingling in the lips or around the mouth. Patients with low blood sugar levels should eat about 15g of a high-sugar food, including honey, raisins or chocolate.

The amount of insulin diabetics need varies from person to person. It depends on the type of insulin taken and the body's sensitivity o the hormone.

The strength of insulin also varies. The most common strength is the equivalent of 100 units of insulin per ml of fluid. But, some people require a higher dosage, so it's available up to 500 units of insulin per ml of fluid.

Overdosing on insulin isn't difficult, according to Healthline.com. You can overdose from the hormone if you forget to take an injection, and then take another before necessary.

Overdoses can also be caused by accidentally injecting too much, exercising vigioursly without changing the dosage of insulin taken, or even forgetting to eat. If you realise you may have overdosed on insulin, you should seek medical attention immediately.