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The Mind Games That Could Make Or Break Liverpool’s Season

by Paul Cope | Aug 22, 2018 | Featured Writing, Footie

THE bar has moved. Once upon a time, supporters of Liverpool Football Club would worry when we dropped points because they imagined that every point was more important than it actually was. In reality, we could have won a title in 2015-16 with 82 points, allowing 32...
Vital Palace Victory Was Clear Evidence That The Reds Are On The Up

Vital Palace Victory Was Clear Evidence That The Reds Are On The Up

by David Segar | Aug 21, 2018 | Featured Writing, Footie

LIVERPOOL’S win at Crystal Palace last night felt significant. Not because of the weird narrative that Sky Sports wanted to peddle. They tweeted before the game “Can @LFC exact their revenge?” referring to the infamous 3-3 between the two teams at Selhurst Park...
Crystal Palace 0 Liverpool 2: Match Review

Crystal Palace 0 Liverpool 2: Match Review

by Neil Atkinson | Aug 21, 2018 | Featured Writing, Footie, Match Review

THE season starts. God, you felt that, didn’t you? God you lived that, didn’t you? God you loved that, didn’t you? Didn’t you? What it is to be alive. Liverpool gave us that tonight. Being fair, so too did Crystal Palace. It was visceral...
Crystal Palace 0 Liverpool 2: Match Ratings

Crystal Palace 0 Liverpool 2: Match Ratings

by Ben Johnson | Aug 20, 2018 | Featured Writing, Footie, Match Ratings

HAD a boss ratings there, you know. Fucking boss one, on me phone, work in motion, type as you watch. Real-time shit. And then some mad fella come into The Croc and started asking everyone mad questions about whether they supported Liverpool or not on about 41 minutes...
Andy Robertson And The Return To Liverpool’s Old-Fashioned Values

Andy Robertson And The Return To Liverpool’s Old-Fashioned Values

by Gareth Roberts | Aug 20, 2018 | Featured Writing, Footie

AS a footie fan who invests so much into the club you love – time, effort, money, thinking – you want that club to have an identity; to stand for something, to mean something. Liverpool may have a global appeal, and supporters from all over the world, but, ultimately,...
Crystal Palace v Liverpool: The Big Match Preview

Crystal Palace v Liverpool: The Big Match Preview

by Rob Gutmann | Aug 17, 2018 | Featured Writing, Footie, Match Preview

IT’S funny being the buzz. Being the noise. Outside of our bubble we’ve always been regarded as a big team, obviously, but ultimately always supporting cast actors rather than the lead. Now feels different. Now feels like it may just be our time. Let’s tempt fate and...
All Goalies Are Crazy: Will We Learn To Embrace Alisson’s Madness?

All Goalies Are Crazy: Will We Learn To Embrace Alisson’s Madness?

by Dan Morgan | Aug 17, 2018 | Featured Writing, Footie

ALL goalkeepers are mad. Let’s get that out of the way, first and foremost. They are all in some form absolutely insane and, in many ways, need to be for the occupation they have. A position which is the most isolated, in terms of a team game, ‘keepers by their...
The Mo Salah Autograph Saga: What Do We Expect From Footballers?

The Mo Salah Autograph Saga: What Do We Expect From Footballers?

by John Gibbons | Aug 16, 2018 | Featured Writing, Footie

HAS it all stopped yet? I really want it to have all stopped. If I want one side jumping on any tiny thing a man does and calling him a disgrace, whilst the other side blindly refuses to accept their hero can do anything wrong, I’ll just search for Jeremy Corbyn...
Liverpool’s Controlled Aggression: The Final Piece Of The Puzzle

Liverpool’s Controlled Aggression: The Final Piece Of The Puzzle

by Paul Cope | Aug 15, 2018 | Featured Writing, Footie

I’M excited. Excited and a little bit afraid, if I’m being completely honest. Excited that this could well be the best Liverpool team and squad that I have ever had the pleasure of watching in my entire adult life (which I count as 1998 onwards, for those who aren’t...
James Milner: An Ode To The Tireless Yorkshireman

James Milner: An Ode To The Tireless Yorkshireman

by David Segar | Aug 14, 2018 | Featured Writing, Footie

“MILNER’S a phenomenon, a guy with big balls…” That was Manuel Pellegrini back in March 2015, quite literally talking bollocks. Three years and five months later, the Chilean was reminded of just how big James Milner’s are. Significantly more so than Jack...
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