Liverpool Chase Ibrahim Mbaye Transfer
Let’s be honest, the Reds haven’t done anywhere near enough in the transfer market this summer. Having brought in Andoni Iraola, the powers that be must surely be aware of the fact that his playing style asks a lot of his players, so numbers are important. Perhaps they would point to the arrival of Jérémy […]
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Liverpool Confirm Plans to Honour Kevin Keegan
It is a sign of how respected Kevin Keegan was across the football world that people from every club he’d ever been associated with had nice words to say about him in the wake of his death last month, aged 75. Now, Liverpool have confirmed their plans to make some ‘special tributes’ to the man […]
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What Did We Learn From Liverpool’s Loss to Leeds?
The first and most important point to make is that the match against Leeds United was a pre-season friendly. That might sound like a slightly ridiculous point to labour, but too many people take pre-season results far too seriously and act as though they signify a portent of doom. We lost three of the friendlies […]
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Anfield’s New Investors: Why the Bezos Talk Should Make Us Uneasy
Bill Shankly once said that the socialism he believed in was ‘everybody working for each other’, and that this was how he saw football and how he saw life. It is worth holding that line in your head this week, because the news drifting out of the boardroom is about as far from the boot […]
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How Live Analysis Changed Life at Kirkby
Walk past a modern training pitch and you will spot nearly as many screens as cones. The days when a session meant a whistle, a few bibs and a manager shouting himself hoarse are long gone. At Liverpool, the backroom staff have spent the best part of a decade turning the training ground into something […]
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Why a Matchday at Anfield Is About More Than the Final Score
Football can be followed from almost anywhere, yet attending a match in person remains a fundamentally different experience. At Anfield, the significance of the occasion extends beyond the ninety minutes played on the pitch. The journey to the stadium, the conversations between supporters, the pre-match anticipation and the collective response to every decisive moment all […]
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Liverpool Legend Kevin Keegan Dies After Short Illness
There aren’t many names that seem to transcend the generational barrier when it comes to football, but Kevin Keegan might well be one of them. In spite of the fact that he left Anfield before I was ever born, I know that he was a big part of Liverpool’s history. I’m also of the age […]
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Why Has Liverpool’s Summer Been So Quiet?
Last season was a terrible one for Liverpool, with the players and manager understandably struggling to cope with the shocking loss of Diogo Jota a little over a year ago. In the end, the lack of decent performances on the pitch cost the manager his job, forcing the owners to bring in Andoni Iraola as […]
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From Carousel to the Kop: The History of You’ll Never Walk Alone
Most Liverpool supporters could sing You’ll Never Walk Alone in their sleep, yet a fair few would struggle to tell you where it actually came from. The answer surprises some people. Before it belonged to the Kop, it belonged to Broadway, with the journey it took to get from a New York stage to the […]
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Why Liverpool Supporters Follow Football More Closely Than Ever
Being a Liverpool supporter has never been just about watching ninety minutes of football each weekend. Following the club means keeping up with transfer rumours, tactical developments, academy prospects, fixture schedules, injury updates, and the stories that shape every season. Over the past decade, technology has transformed how supporters experience all of this. Fans no […]
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