Liverpool: Nine Potential Stars That Could Have Shined Bright At Anfield
IT'S 10 years ago today that an 18-year-old Emiliano Insua made his Liverpool debut with a start against Portsmouth. He came to the club as a youngster who many believed had a bright future at the club but, for one reason or another, it wasn't to be. As a team with a...
Rhian Brewster: The Liverpool Youngster That Shot Through The Ranks To The First-Team Squad
LET’S face it, last Sunday’s abysmal 2-1 defeat at the hands of Crystal Palace will never be remembered fondly by almost anyone connected to Liverpool FC, writes JOEL RICHARDS. Except for one eager-eyed 17-year-old. When the starting 11 and subs were revealed an hour...
Liverpool And Leaving Anfield Early: Why Sticking Around Can Stop Klopp And His Players “Feeling Alone”
LAST Sunday must have felt like familiar territory for Jürgen Klopp. A copycat 2-1 defeat with a headed winning goal for Crystal Palace at the Anfield Road End will have had the manager’s thoughts laden with déjà vu. Swap last week’s bright spring sunshine for last...
Liverpool And Safe Standing: The Experience Of Celtic Park’s Rail Seating Section
WITH the debate about the atmosphere at Anfield -- or lack of it -- never truly going away and envious glances being cast towards Celtic Park’s rail seating section, which has brought noise, colour and occasion to matches where once there was none, I travelled up to...
Liverpool And Fortress Anfield: Has The Crowd Lost Its Edge As A Difference Maker?
WHEN I was younger I used to love the moment at the start of the second half when the opposition goalkeeper ran towards The Kop, The Kop applauded him and he’d applaud back. It struck me as a moment of real sportsmanship, a signal that Liverpool fans were indeed the...
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Liverpool: Nine Potential Stars That Could Have Shined Bright At Anfield
IT'S 10 years ago today that an 18-year-old Emiliano Insua made his Liverpool debut with a start against Portsmouth. He came to the club as a youngster who many believed had a bright future at the club but, for one reason or another, it wasn't to be. As a team with a...
Rhian Brewster: The Liverpool Youngster That Shot Through The Ranks To The First-Team Squad
LET’S face it, last Sunday’s abysmal 2-1 defeat at the hands of Crystal Palace will never be remembered fondly by almost anyone connected to Liverpool FC, writes JOEL RICHARDS. Except for one eager-eyed 17-year-old. When the starting 11 and subs were revealed an hour...
Liverpool And Leaving Anfield Early: Why Sticking Around Can Stop Klopp And His Players “Feeling Alone”
LAST Sunday must have felt like familiar territory for Jürgen Klopp. A copycat 2-1 defeat with a headed winning goal for Crystal Palace at the Anfield Road End will have had the manager’s thoughts laden with déjà vu. Swap last week’s bright spring sunshine for last...
Liverpool And Safe Standing: The Experience Of Celtic Park’s Rail Seating Section
WITH the debate about the atmosphere at Anfield -- or lack of it -- never truly going away and envious glances being cast towards Celtic Park’s rail seating section, which has brought noise, colour and occasion to matches where once there was none, I travelled up to...
Liverpool And Fortress Anfield: Has The Crowd Lost Its Edge As A Difference Maker?
WHEN I was younger I used to love the moment at the start of the second half when the opposition goalkeeper ran towards The Kop, The Kop applauded him and he’d applaud back. It struck me as a moment of real sportsmanship, a signal that Liverpool fans were indeed the...