As Liverpool mourns the loss of one of their own, Karl Coppack writes that we can channel Gerry Marsden’s words as The Reds’ try to rediscover their form… IN 1999 I was DJing at a private party in the grounds of Kenwood House in London as a...
While we’ve not seen the best of Naby Keita as he suffers more bad luck with injuries, Karl Coppack writes that he still deserves the chance to prove his worth… THE second half of the West Brom game is still uppermost in people’s minds. From running...
As Sam Allardyce comes back round the Premier League manager carousel, Karl Coppack writes that it reaffirms that Liverpool struck gold with Jürgen Klopp… FOOTBALL careers sometimes move in a circular motion. Theo Walcott has returned to Southampton this...
Despite romping to the league title last season, Karl Coppack argues that the circumstances this season make another procession an uphill task for Liverpool… IN December 1965, The Beatles released their sixth studio album, ‘Rubber Soul’. It was more...
Karl Coppack writes that while some have used the Millwall incident to argue politics don’t belong in football, anti-racism protests aren’t remotely political… I’VE been reading Liverpool FC: The Premier League Years by Richard de la Riviere....
Karl Coppack writes that while FSG aren’t known to be reactive in the transfer market, it may be time for a change of mentality as injuries continue to stack up… NOBODY’S talking about football anymore. Think about it. How many times have you...
Karl Coppack writes that Liverpool’s ability to just get on with it, in the face of all number of setbacks, is what makes them one of English football’s greats… YOU probably wouldn’t call it a highlight as such, but there was a moment near the...
Ray Clemence’s life and the reaction to his passing reminds us that our Liverpool heroes are humans too, writes Karl Coppack… THE hardest thing about losing another legend is the reminder that they’re only human after all. Of course we know that...
All the best players suffer from bad form, but Karl Coppack asks how we solve it in the case of Roberto Firmino given the current circumstances at Liverpool? FIRSTLY, I’m not calling him ‘Bobby.’ No. My dad was ‘Tommy’ as was his dad before him. He liked it...
Karl Coppack writes that Jürgen Klopp’s home league unbeaten run not only matches a record set by Bob Paisley, it cements him as one of the greatest we’ve seen… ON November 8, 2015, Jürgen Klopp strode out onto the Anfield pitch and stared...
Liverpool surrendered a two goal lead to draw at Anfield against Arsenal with much of the fallout relating to the introduction and subsequent reaction towards Trent Alexander-Arnold coming off the bench for the Reds in the second half of the game.
Joining Rob Gutmann is joined by James McKenna, Josh Williams and Ian Ryan.
