SO CHRISTIAN Benteke is officially a Liverpool player. The Reds have bought goals this summer. No two ways about it. Whether or not we agree with the goals that have been bought, whether or not we feel it could or should have been different, it’s crystal clear...
ROB GUTMANN presents the second of the two part discussion on the state of the British game today vs the golden era . ‘Is modern football shit ?’ contemplated by Jay McKenna , John Gibbons and Simon Hughes .
CHRISTIAN Benteke’s move to Liverpool is all but sealed, with an official announcement due tomorrow, writes REY MASHAYEKHI. It means Brendan Rodgers is finally landing a player who — by many accounts — he’s coveted for years. After a dreadful season...
LAST season ended badly, writes NEIL POOLE of the We Are Liverpool fanzine. Very badly. It seemed like the manager was sinking with along with his team. Yet FSG have given Brendan Rodgers a second chance. Something that — in the modern game at least —...
NEIL ATKINSON, Steve Graves and Paul Cope are joined by Martin Fitzgerald who has called in to talk about season tickets and Liverpool’s unique place in the market.’ If you're already subscribed, click here to...
NEIL Scott, Mike Nevin and Karl Coppack join Gareth Roberts to talk a Paisley playmaker, a middle man who divides opinion and a left back who toppled a bobby’s helmet. If you're already subscribed, click here to...
JOHN GIBBONS was joined by Gareth Roberts, Kieran Morris and Karl Coppack in this weeks ‘Gutter’ offering. Benteke, Reus, Illarramendi ALL IN THE FIRST 8 MINUTES. PYAR FILTH
JOHN GIBBONS was joined by Neil Atkinson, Steve Graves and Paul Senior for a Monday afternoon Pink in which Brendan’s Scarlet Assassins slayed the Mighty Adelaide United by two goals to nil.
PURE enthusiasm from Neil Atkinson, Paul Cope and Steve Graves off the news Liverpool are buying a big money centre forward. They talk about the sheer possibilities opening up across the season. What a day to be alive.’ Direct Link: Podcast –...
THE term ‘legend’ is one bandied around all too readily in the modern game but Roger Hunt, who is 77 today, is a player truly worthy of the mantle. Sir Roger, as he was affectionately christened by The Kop, still has a burning passion for football. When we meet in a...
