NAME-DROPPING time: I interviewed Jamie Carragher last week for a new project I’m working on. More about that next year, in case you’re interested. He was considering Istanbul and 2005. A decade later, he still can’t really comprehend how it all happened. Even with...
WITH his 50th appearance for Liverpool likely to come at Goodison Park this weekend, Alberto Moreno has been talking to Premier League Productions about seizing his chance in the first team and getting a run of starts that looked extremely unlikely a month ago. In his...
GARETH ROBERTS is joined by Sean Rogers and Mike Girling to take another look at the Carlisle and Aston Villa games. Are we seeing progress? Is three at the back getting the best out of the squad?
JOHN GIBBONS and Dave Downie are joined on the phone by Chelsea fan and football writer Rebecca Knight and Watford fan and football writer Adam Drury to discuss the relative fortunes of their respective clubs. I bet you didn’t think Watford would be higher in...
ANDY HEATON, in the chair for Neil Atkinson this week chats to Mike Nevin, Simon Hughes and Rob Gutmann about the Reds’ 3-2 victory over Aston Villa and the managers subsequent post match comments which have again put him in the spotlight in the week before the...
A WIN at last. Two fantastic finishes from the much-missed Daniel Sturridge. Impressive midfield performances from the going now staying Lucas Leiva and stand-in skipper James Milner. Tireless running from Danny Ings. More magic from Phil Coutinho. It might have ‘only...
PFA Player of the Year Ji So-Yun scored twice and England’s Eni Aluko and Fran Kirby bagged a goal each as Liverpool Ladies suffered a heavy home league defeat to Chelsea Ladies in front of a 1,000-plus crowd in Widnes. The Reds lined up in a 3-5-2 formation,...
ONE of Liverpool’s most historic seasons is 1985/86. Dalglish taking over after Heysel as player manager and guiding Liverpool to glory. Talking about it with Neil Atkinson are Mike Nevin and Gary Shaw. Who have, you know, written a book about it and that. Who better?...
JOHN GIBBONS was joined by Stuart Wright, Paul Johnson and Paul Senior in the tower in to reflect on a FIVE GOAL thriller in which Danny got his groove back. UP.THE.REDS.
THE Reds. The Tricky Reds. You arrive wondering where a goal will come from and they score in a minute. You then think they’ll settle down and play and they refuse. At 2-0 and 3-1 up we should have been able to relax, but our defence had other ideas. Well you...
