On This Day revisits big moments from The Reds’ history and reacts to the latest news around Liverpool increasing their ticket prices. John Gibbons hosts Neil Atkinson and Ian Salmon… Below is a clip from the show – subscribe for more on Liverpool...
To answer YOUR questions about Harvey Elliott’s potential and more, Adam Smith hosts Andy Heaton, Cathy Long and Dan Krishan… Below is a clip from the show – to listen to more, click here to subscribe… If you're already subscribed, click here...
PHIL SMITH ISN’T it funny how things just seem to happen? How certain events seem to fall on a relevant date? Tomorrow, Liverpool fans will travel to Hull City in the Premier League for the first time since December 2013. Don’t try and correct me because...
THE recent furore over FSG’s proposed ticket price increases has died down a little in the wake of their almost immediate climbdown and apology, but when we take a step back it is easy to remain cynical about their view of supporters. Let’s face it we were given a...
I’M glad the ticket protest is over, for now at least, because it was stressful. It’s not what you’re into footie for — I’m goals over walk-outs any day of the week. It was also a time, all those days ago, that we all fell out a little...
PAY or go. It’s not your club, it’s theirs. Supporting a football club is no place for politics. And so on and so forth, the same lines, same arguments, spat out from those that don’t get it, that don’t go, that haven’t habitually forked...
“FROM next season, the Premier League is going to look a bit different,’ the organisation’s official Twitter handle announced yesterday morning, inviting surfers (if that’s what we still call Internet users) to watch a promotional video about its new...
A PLANNED live Q&A with Liverpool FC chief executive Ian Ayre scheduled for 6pm this evening has been cancelled with just four-and-a-half hours to spare after Saturday’s walk-out protest against increased ticket prices was supported by an estimated 15,000...
IF you’ve ever read an article I’ve written for the Anfield Wrap, you’ll know they are rare and tend only to appear when I have something to say that I have to get out of my head in order to get some sleep, writes PAUL COPE. Well,...
IT is surprising how often my thoughts and random daydreams always come back to Sam Allardyce and his life. I can’t help it. I have tried to scratch him from my mind but it’s no good. I think about whether he can sing and, if so, whether he sings around the...
