Gareth Roberts speaks to director Dan Gordon about his career, his documentary about Hillsborough and more… Below is a clip from the show – to listen to more, click here to subscribe… If you're already subscribed, click here to...
Neil Atkinson is joined by Gareth Roberts, Adam Smith and Phil Blundell to look back at some of the key games under Klopp, and ahead to some of the big decisions he has to make around his stars of the future. Also on the show, Neil speaks to MP for Garston and...
THERE’S a time when football runs along the same lines of the spirit of the nation. Take 1966. The war was over, rationing had ended, The Beatles ruled the world and England were World Champions. Equally, Britpop coincided with Euro 96 – one of the more...
Neil Atkinson is joined by Rob Gutmann, Ben Johnson and Damian Kavanagh to look back at some of the key games under Klopp, and Neil and Damian have a chat about the #RememberingThe96 campaign. Check out the designer and download your copy of the poster to show your...
THE City of Sheffield and the badge of South Yorkshire Police will always stir certain emotions among many Liverpool supporters. You know why. And as further comment runs a risk of contempt of court around the retrial next week of Chief Superintendent David...
THE gleeful face of Kenny Dalglish in the Anfield stands at the weekend was a reminder of a time so long ago now, it seems like another place – a different world. In so many ways it was. When that same face beamed with joy 29 years ago, there was no stand at Anfield...
Professor Phil Scraton, campaigner and author of Hillsborough: The Truth, speaks to Gareth Roberts about the long fight for truth and justice, from the days when it became clear a cover-up was in process just days after the disaster to the elation of the verdict at...
I WAS going to write this piece predominantly on the euphoria of Sadio Mane’s goal on Monday night. It has been said many times since, but there really is no better way to reaffirm your own title credentials than inflicting yet more unbearable anguish in the dying...
I THOUGHT long and hard about writing this piece, writes NEIL WILBY. Over the past four years I have made friendships that I deeply cherish amongst the bereaved families, survivors and vanguard campaigners of the Hillsborough Disaster — and I would never, ever...
