Looking back over historic Liverpool v Chelsea images, from the Luis Garcia ghost goal in 2005 to the title lift game in 2020, taken by Propaganda Photos. John Gibbons and Ian Ryan also run through Fernando Torres’s home debut in 2007, Torres at the double in...
YOU almost feel daft for worrying about football at a time like this. Bill Shankly joked that it was more important than life and death, but Jürgen Klopp summed it up best recently by describing it as “the most important of the least important things”. It is such a...
John Gibbons, Neil Atkinson and Adam Melia react to today’s news and talk through some of the anniversaries on March 20, including Fernando Torres’s birthday. If you're already subscribed, click here to...
On this week’s Wildcards, the panel discuss #Mbappe2020, Fernando Torres, Rafael Benitez at Newcastle and their favourite Scouser. Joining Emilia Bona to discuss those topics from Liverpool’s present, past, general football and something random are Ian...
IF you’re a Liverpool fan in your 20s, it’s highly likely that Fernando Torres helped you fall in love with football. Loving footballers is a complicated thing. When I was growing up it was best confined to the bedrooms of teenagers, posters of their favourite stars...
IT was nice to see Fernando Torres this week, wasn’t it? Thought he was looking well. Japan seems to suit him. If you missed it he’s been talking about how he has “feelings” for both Liverpool and Chelsea and wants them both to win games, but...
LAST weekend, just days after the high of the derby, Liverpool sold our best player and, not unnaturally, people are concerned about how we replace him — be it in the next few weeks or in the summer. There’s always a sadness when moments like this come. When...
WHEN the cloak of darkness falls upon Madrid in the weeks before spring’s arrival, the temperature drops suddenly and gusts blow across the city. Yet over on the banks of the Manzanares River, at the Vicente Calderón Stadium, there is a flame that always burns. To...
I’M 34-years-old. I’ve been a Liverpool supporter since the day I was born, even if I didn’t exactly know it back then. As I’ve said on these pages in the past, my dad’s a Liverpool supporter, as was his dad and as was his dad. It wasn’t a matter of choice for...
FOR the first time since his controversial departure from Liverpool to Chelsea in 2011, Fernando Torres has given his side of the story. In Simon Hughes’s new book Ring of Fire, which is released next week (Thursday, August 25), Torres exclusively catalogues the...
