Gareth Roberts’ preview ahead of Atletico Madrid v Liverpool at the Wanda Metropolitano in the Champions League group stage… REVENGE. How much are professional football players motivated by revenge? Among fans, it’s something that comes up a lot. We...
Why Keir Starmer’s interview with The S*n was wrong, why it still matters not just to the people of Liverpool, and why he should say sorry… ONE thing you can always guarantee when Merseyside’s continuing boycott of The S*n reaches the national news...
Gareth Roberts’ preview ahead of FC Porto v Liverpool at the Estadio Do Dragao in the second round of the Champions League group stage… ITV have very kindly been screening the Rocky films the last few weeks of a Friday night and it reminded me this...
Rather than write about Liverpool losing to Atalanta, Gareth Roberts writes about the day that football lost one of its greatest of all time: Diego Maradona… I’VE never been a big one for mourning celebrity deaths. It’s never hit me hard, I’ve never...
THE Reds were once famously called “The Culture Club” by BBC commentator John Motson. It was a compliment of sorts, but certainly one delivered backhandedly, it coming as it did after league champions Liverpool were inexplicably beaten 1-0 in the 1988 FA Cup final by...
IT’S only a few days away now. On Wednesday evening Jordan Henderson will get his hands on the Premier League trophy, all wrapped in red, and lift it high above his head to mark the end of an agonising wait. The title will once again reside at Anfield. It will be...
LIVERPOOL Football Club. The Premier League Champions. European Cup holders and Club World Champions. It’s a story that’s not going to get old anytime soon, is it? Whatever happens from here on in, what was for so long 18 and four, then 18 and five, is now 19 and six....
FEBRUARY 15, 2011. Kenny Dalglish was the manager of Liverpool Football Club. The Reds were sitting in sixth place in the Premier League after a home draw with Wigan Athletic halted a run of four wins on the spin under the guidance of The King, including victory over...
I LOVE the derby. I’ve always loved the derby. And while this one is undoubtedly going to be weird, it’s another derby nevertheless. Something to feast on after a football famine. And another way to beat Everton. In the summer. In June. On my birthday. It’s a time of...
“A SLUM sport played in slum stadiums increasingly watched by slum people, who deter decent folk from turning up.” That was how football, and football supporters, were described in a Sunday Times leader reacting to the Bradford City stadium fire, which...
