by TheAnfieldWrap // 29 January 2013
YOU’VE listened to the podcast, read the website and heard the radio show. This is the next thing – The Anfield Wrap magazine. And our first ever issue features a real scoop – previously unheard audio of legendary Liverpool manager … Continue reading
by Scot Williams // 9 August 2012
HILLSBOROUGH JUSTICE CAMPAIGN LONDON ROCKS FUNDRAISER CHARITY AUCTION SEPTEMBER 15TH 2012 I WAS recently approached by the organizers of the HILLSBOROUGH JUSTICE CAMPAIGN London Rocks fundraiser, due to take place in London on September 15th, and asked if I would … Continue reading
by TheAnfieldWrap // 29 March 2012
A SPRING afternoon walk down Wembley Way awaits those Reds with the right amount of “loyalty” or luck to have an FA Cup semi-final ticket on its way. Wembley Way will once again face an invasion of Liverpool supporters to … Continue reading
by Stephen Martin // 18 February 2012
THE 12 or 13, window seat, strange pattern, stranger feel, wet floor, thinking about Tumbles toy shop. Bubble bus stops, reading graffiti swear words, and City Pets, straight in, glowing fish tanks, strange smells, afraid of the Piranha, asking for … Continue reading
by Jim Boardman // 2 December 2011
BACK in more simple times the only writing to be found on a Liverpool shirt was the letters under the Liverbird. “L.F.C.” No space was given over to Hitachi, Crown Paints or Candy. There was no room for the name … Continue reading
by Ian Maloney // 1 September 2011
His name is synonymous with casual fashion, emblazoned across the UK’s best selling trainers of all time, yet it’s fair to say that the man himself is a mere side-show in comparison to the iconic footwear that festoons him. And … Continue reading
by Paul Rogers // 17 August 2011
LAST week on The Anfield Wrap you may have stumbled across a piece I wrote about how I’d somehow fallen out of love with trainers; how these days I’m more likely to go out and buy a pair of suede … Continue reading
by Paul Rogers // 7 August 2011
I’M not quite sure when it happened but at some point over the last three or four years, I gradually fell out of love with buying new trainers. Even writing that feels weird because for as long as I can remember, … Continue reading
by Peter Hooton // 28 July 2011
An article Peter wrote for The Face back in 1990; it’s as relevant now as it was then. THIS year marked the tenth anniversary of THE FACE, but whereas parties have been thrown to commemorate this occasion, nobody has bothered to hold … Continue reading