On a special Review show Neil Atkinson, Sean Rogers and Paul Cope address the question of “how would you set up against Liverpool?” Taking the forthcoming games against Southampton and West Ham United the three discuss how each manager should approach the...
To the round up the last fortnight’s Academy action, John Gibbons is joined by Andy Kelly from The Liverpool Echo, Glenn Price from ESPN and Rob Gutmann from TAW. They have four u23 games to get you. They take you from disappointment in Manchester to rain v...
Neil Atkinson is joined by Tim Smith, Philippa Smallwood and Dave Segar after the Reds’ 6-1 win over Watford to go top of the League. Top. Of. The. League. The Pink is The Anfield Wrap at its most full-throated whether joyous in victory or broken in defeat. The...
SOME of you won’t remember much about Ian Rush. You’ll have heard stories, seen clips. You’ll know about the camera sent tumbling in the back of the Everton net, the four goals at Goodison in the Glenn Keeley derby. You might even have commemorated it in song. You’ll...
FOR the first time in almost a quarter of century, The Main Stand is no longer a misnomer. Housing upwards of one third (20,200 to be exact) of Anfield’s new 54,742 capacity, this impressive new monolith dwarfs the Centenary Stand opposite and the famous Kop to its...
ON July 31, Gerry McIver, the backbone of the Hillsborough Justice Campaign and stalwart of the HJC shop on Walton Breck Road, Anfield, passed away at his home following a long battle with illness. He was 81. If you’ve ever dropped into the shop, which sits opposite...
SIGNING players because we need ‘someone’ has been something that Liverpool has specialised in in recent years. It has been maddening. On deadline day, the Prosecution’s number one piece of evidence made his way to the Cote D’Azur to sign for Nice after...
JÜRGEN Klopp previously stated that he was loathe to let anyone move to another side on a provisional basis, but the sheer numbers within the Liverpool squad and the individual needs of the many youngsters mean that it’s necessary for those that won’t...
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...
So, Gibbons got fed up with the abuse and Robbo decided he wanted someone vanilla to do the ratings this season who wouldn’t cause murder. So they asked me. Well, erm, how do even start after a game like that? The Reds looking simultaneously irresistible and...
