NEIL ATKINSON was joined by Jay McKenna, John Gibbons and Rob Gutmann in the run up to Liverpool’s visit to the Stadium Of Light to take on Sunderland. Like what we do? Buy us a pint! DIRECT LINK – OF GODS AND MEN Podcast RSS feed. Get the TAW podcast on...
I’VE let the dust settle a bit. There have been hundreds of articles, quite understandably so, lamenting the forthcoming departure of Steven Gerrard for the sunnier climes of Los Angeles. The “Hollywood balls” are going home. The “quarterback” is jetting off to...
NEIL ATKINSON, John Gibbons, Stephanie Heneghan and Adam Melia all get round a New Year Campfire and play ten songs. They’ve had to work hard for them but you will not be disappointed. Also – a Denmark digest, Diane Keaton and D’Angelo. Happy New...
HAVING high expectations is important for a big club — but unrealistic expectations can be destructive for everyone, writes MIKE KENNEDY. They create unhappy fans, affect players’ confidence and managers get sacked for not meeting them. I don’t want that...
NEIL ATKINSON was joined by Chris Maguire, Mike Nevin and Craig Rimmer in the aftermath of Liverpool’s 2-1 victory over AFC Wimbledon. Like what we do? Buy us a pint! DIRECT LINK – STITCH THAT LAWRIE SANCHEZ Podcast RSS feed. Get the TAW podcast on...
WE left for Wimbledon at 2pm on Monday. Which is a time most people are normally in work. Lots of Liverpool fans will have had to try to ask for time off, bully workmates into swapping shifts or talk their boss into letting them leave early on what is traditionally...
THE prevailing wisdom on Brad Jones right now might echo the coolly downbeat retort of John Lennon when asked about Ringo Starr: “He’s not even the best drummer in The Beatles” – writes LIAM BLAKE. Very droll but, like all the best quotes, it is in...
STEVE Gerrard Gerrard. So good we named him twice. Like all good things him and us is coming to an end but does it really have to be so soon? On the surface, at face value, perhaps, yes, the time is right. He is nearly 35 and his star is clearly no longer in the...
I KNOW that, technically, it’s a different club. I know that, technically, the Wimbledon of Fashanu and Jones, of prototype geezerdom and unbridled thuggery, came to a messy end in 2004 when it relocated to the exotic climes of Milton Keynes and became known as MK...
REPLACING Steven Gerrard. I love this title. Gareth Roberts gave it to me. This was the sentence: Can Liverpool replace him – do they need to, should they try, should they break the bank or stick with current spending policy etc. I love this because, firstly,...
