David Wooding, The S*n and The Liverpool Press Club

THE Sun and Liverpool. You know the story. If you don’t, you should. The Hillsborough Independent Panel’s report  13 months ago brought it all back: four days after the disaster a front-page report with the headline ‘The Truth’ relayed a series of lies about April 15,...

And it's off to the match we go….

by MIKE NEVIN AS the words “Every other Saturday is my half day off and it’s off to the match I go”, which cascade from the back of the Kop suggest, the practice of attending a football match is embedded with routine. Even if “me old pal Joe” is alone in working the...

Get yer Scouse in order…

 “WE’RE not English we are Scouse!” It’s the chant that irritates opposing fans more than any other. You can see the bewilderment; the disgust. You can almost see the thought process: “What makes you so different? What makes you special?” Even within Liverpool, there...

MUTUAL TRUST

THERE’S scene in the film ‘In The Name of the Father’ where a government official leafs through the prison file of wrongly convicted Guildford Four member Giuseppe Conlon. Conlon is dying while incarcerated and has appealed for compassionate leave...

THE RETURNED

ONE of the saddest times in the recent history of the club was the day that Kenny Dalglish became a divisive character to Liverpool fans.  It’s hard to put your finger on the actual day – possibly the day Carroll signed or maybe Downing and Henderson but...

CRYSTAL PALACE TICKET GIVEAWAY

      WE”VE teamed up with our mates at Red Touch Media again to offer a pair of “Executive Club Tickets” for this weekend”s game against Crystal Palace to one lucky Anfield Wrap listener. Boss eh? The tickets include match tickets,...

THE KOP’S LAST STAND – ANFIELD WRAP MAG #3

APRIL 1994 was the end of an era in the history of Liverpool Football Club and 44,339 filled Anfield to witness it – the last day of the standing Kop. Nineteen years on, memories have faded of the famous old terrace, but in our new free app magazine we’ve got...

OUR FRIENDS IN THE NORTH

WEDNESDAY night sees another Cup tie against ‘our friends from the other end of the M62’ (George Sephton, under P.R duress, April 1988) and the continuation of the Scouse-Manc bunfight. It’s the League Cup so no one should be ‘that’ arsed...