THIS week marks 29 years since Liverpool paid Watford £900,000 for the services of John Charles Bryan Barnes, a player who proved to be one of the finest ever to pull on the red of our club. The Jamaican-born winger clocked up 407 appearances for Liverpool in 10 years...
ON Thursday 2nd June’s Wrap Up, Neil Atkinson is alone in the tower shouting into the abyss about the latest LFC news. He talks Coutinho and a potential move to Paris St Germain. He talks Danny Ings and his positive statements on his fitness. He talks Gerard...
The Wrap Up is our daily subscriber update of the latest LFC news. On the glorious 25th May John Gibbons and Andy Heaton bring you the latest stories out of Anfield. Mario Gotze looks like he’s definitely staying at Bayern Munich, after Germany manager Joachim...
ON Friday 20th May John Gibbons and Simon Hughes are in the TAW studio with their hands on the latest Liverpool news. Former LFC manager Brendan Rodgers has joined Glasgow Celtic as their new manager. We discuss whether we think it is a good move for him and how much...
I’M NOT going to Basel. A week of tossing and turning. Thrashing in the darkness. Trying to still a restless mind. I’m not going to Basel. I can’t go to Basel. I really wish I was going to Basel. Circumstance is my enemy. You surely know me well enough by now,...
THE next instalment in a series where I watch a football team so you don’t have to. This time it is Liverpool’s Europa League Final opponents, Sevilla FC. Sevilla have had a fairly eventful season, with a slightly disappointing seventh place in the table,...
It’s The Wrap Up, our daily fix of all the latest LFC news. On Tuesday 10th May John Gibbons and Gareth Roberts are on hand to bring you developments out of Anfield and Melwood. Jurgen Klopp has done a press conference. He has updates on Jordan Henderson’s...
It takes a lot to get Neil Atkinson and John Gibbons out of bed on a Sunday morning. But Jerzy Dudek is big enough to do it. In a back room of the LFC Store in Liverpool One, Neil, John, Jerzy and Chris McLoughlin chat about Jerzy Dudek’s new autobiography...
IN the course of my life, I’ve been in the fortunate position of being able to have a number of debates with Jimmy McGovern, a close family friend and someone I respect above all others. The first took place in a Transit van on the way back to Merseyside from a...
HILLSBOROUGH changed irrevocably the lives of 96 families, and thousands of survivors, writes DAVID WEBBER. It was, as Neil Atkinson has powerfully and rightly argued, a national disgrace. It prompted a cover up to which successive governments would be complicit, and...
