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Arsenal v Liverpool: The Big Match Preview

Arsenal v Liverpool: The Big Match Preview

by Rob Gutmann | Nov 2, 2018 | Featured Writing, Footie, Match Preview

THERE are good times to play teams. When they’ve won 10 on the spin isn’t one of them. When they’ve ended that run, regardless of the manner in which it ground to halt, that is the sweet spot moment. Arsenal conceded late and drew at Crystal Palace last weekend. They...
Moreno And Lallana: Yesterday’s Men Or Ideal Options For Liverpool?

Moreno And Lallana: Yesterday’s Men Or Ideal Options For Liverpool?

by John Gibbons | Nov 1, 2018 | Featured Writing, Footie

LIVERPOOL face Arsenal on Saturday with the rare benefit of a full week to prepare for the game. That, and the fact that it’s second versus fourth in the table, means Jürgen Klopp will likely pick what he believes to be his strongest side for the game, odd...
Leicester Chairman Khun Vichai: A Loss To The Football World

Leicester Chairman Khun Vichai: A Loss To The Football World

by Clive Tyldesley | Oct 31, 2018 | Featured Writing, Footie

NOBODY should go to a football match and never return home. Not a single one of the 96, not a Busby Babe, not a Thai billionaire. Grief is a deeply personal thing but heading home from the game in jubilation or despair is something that everyone visiting this site has...
Performance v Results: Are Expectations Too High At Liverpool?

Performance v Results: Are Expectations Too High At Liverpool?

by David Segar | Oct 30, 2018 | Featured Writing, Footie

“OH no, two women love me. They’re both gorgeous and sexy. My wallet’s too small for my 50s, and my diamond shoes are too tight.” This line from Chandler Bing in a classic episode of US sitcom Friends has come to mind rather a lot lately, mainly because some...
Appetite For Success: How Xherdan Shaqiri Has Defied The Doubters

Appetite For Success: How Xherdan Shaqiri Has Defied The Doubters

by Gareth Roberts | Oct 29, 2018 | Featured Writing, Footie

THERE’S a pattern of thought that can dog human beings seeking peak performance that has been identified by psychologists as “Imposter Syndrome”. Despite evidence to the contrary, those suffering from it doubt their competence at certain tasks and fear being exposed...
Liverpool 4 Cardiff City 1: Match Review

Liverpool 4 Cardiff City 1: Match Review

by Neil Atkinson | Oct 27, 2018 | Featured Writing, Footie, Match Review

MO SALAH scores. Gambles and scores. Cardiff City have thrown their bodies on the line, done everything they can to stop the goal and yet the ball is in the back of the net, Anfield is in raptures, Cardiff in shreds and there isn’t yet 10 minutes on the clock....
Liverpool 4 Cardiff City 1: Match Ratings

Liverpool 4 Cardiff City 1: Match Ratings

by Josh Sexton | Oct 27, 2018 | Featured Writing, Footie, Match Ratings

WASN’T the prettiest at times that, was it? Still, there was nothing better than sticking it to Cardiff’s weird support — completely obsessed with libraries, the employment rate in Liverpool and a Steven Gerrard mistake that cost Liverpool the...
Liverpool v Cardiff City: The Big Match Preview

Liverpool v Cardiff City: The Big Match Preview

by Rob Gutmann | Oct 26, 2018 | Featured Writing, Footie, Match Preview

“I COULD hear the distant drums, “The sounds of bugles were coming from afar, “Can you hear the drums, Fernando?” (Andersson, 1975) Mo Salah could hear them. Sadio Mane could hear them. Bobby Firmino too. Three hearts beating as one. Once...
Have Liverpool Sacrificed Their Swashbuckling Style For Substance?

Have Liverpool Sacrificed Their Swashbuckling Style For Substance?

by Dan Morgan | Oct 26, 2018 | Featured Writing, Footie

TO be a little slow, a little late. A little slow is fine. Slow to the pace but not the uptake. No requirements to catch up in a race in which you’ve already been overlapped. A little late is equally acceptable. Not being first to the party and subsequently first to...
Trent’s Rapid Rise At Liverpool Shows No Signs Of Slowing Down

Trent’s Rapid Rise At Liverpool Shows No Signs Of Slowing Down

by Josh Sexton | Oct 25, 2018 | Featured Writing, Footie

“HE gets forward and he shoots, he takes freekicks as a teenager in the Champions League. “That tells you he’s not only got the confidence in himself, his teammates have confidence in him and that is huge.” Confidence is a strange concept in football....
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