A LOT has happened since I last wrote one of these. Sunderland have happened. Twice. And we opened a poll for goal of the season among other things. Naive. There will always be more goals. There will always more great goals. Sterling obviously. The second. Christ the...
NEIL ATKINSON, Alison McGovern, Ben Johnson, Steve Graves and Juliet Jacques give up a Bank Holiday Friday to dream away with Brendan Rodgers’ Tricky Reds. Download Issue 8 of #TAW Monthly via iTunes or at app.theanfieldwrap.com for other devices. DIRECT LINK TO...
I RECOGNISE a lot of you might not have seen this game. So this won’t be like the review things I’ve been doing. However, for the full nuts and bolts of “things that happened” you can read this on the official Liverpool site. Our friend Joel...
VOTING for the inaugural TAW End Of Season Awards is now open. The awards categories and nominees for the already sold out event, which will be held at Camp & Furnace on the 11th May, are: Player of the Year Steven Gerrard Jordan Henderson Martin Skrtel Daniel...
by IAN SALMON IT’S the small moments that give you the true measure of a man. Leaving The Kop at the end of the memorial service via Back Rockfield Road (go on then, it’s the alley way down to ‘The’Arry’) we noticed a small gathering surrounding a van at the end...
NINETY-SIX Liverpool fans lost their lives at Hillsborough, 25 years ago today, in 1989. It could have been any of us, whoever we support, and the fresh inquests that recently commenced in Warrington must find the truth of what happened and must ensure justice is...
I WAS slowly meandering my way up Douglas Road, past Anfield Primary School and about to swing a right at the Flat Iron onto Anfield Road towards the ground when I heard it. What exactly it was that met my ears was the loudest noise I have ever heard outside of our...
By David Segar “Just when they think they have all the answers, I change the questions.” – Rowdy Roddy Piper YOU’LL probably have to go a long way to find a football article that begins by quoting a professional wrestler, but here it is. There are similarities to be...
I’M not sure when this started but as the weeks have rolled on I’m relying less on tricky language, pleasing similes and passionate ravings. No. I’ve dropped from the polysyllabic to the monosyllabic to mere grunting in different keys. Iv-a-pool....
IN 1990, I went on my first ever holiday abroad, aged 17. It was a roller coaster ride. I went to Toronto with my sister and her husband, to meet for the first time the Canadian branch of our family. I saw The Simpsons for the first time. I ate Tim Horton’s donuts for...
