LET me start this week’s column by declaring my conflict of interest… I love Jordan Henderson. I love seeing his name on the teamsheet. I love it when he does something good in a game. I love it when he leads Liverpool to victory and celebrates like it’s the last...
John Gibbons, Neil Atkinson and Damian Kavanagh react to today’s news and talk through some of the anniversaries on March 24, including a crucial win over Arsenal. If you're already subscribed, click here to...
IT seems strange to talk about my first game when I’ve no idea when the next one is, but these are strange days indeed. I’m not used to no football. I don’t suppose any of us are. And it’s not as if you can go and see a lower league game or even a kickabout in the...
Liverpool were once again blunted in attack, failing to score for the third time in four games, but what specifically was lacking against Chelsea? Neil Atkinson and Sean Rogers discuss that and dissect the finer details of another FA Cup defeat. If you're already...
GETTING beat. That’s no longer novel. This season of 30-year wonder suddenly finds itself on the brink. How spoiled, how stupid, how strange. It shouldn’t be that way. In the cold light of day it won’t. The moment the league title is confirmed will...
Liverpool have lost again, though their latest defeat came courtesy of Chelsea in the FA Cup fifth round at Stamford Bridge. Joining Gareth Roberts in Jürgen’s Bierhaus to give their immediate post-match reaction are Ian Ryan and Paul Cope.
WE could do with a fucking win here, Reds. Fuck’s sake. I mean, the only good thing is that Wembley is a shit hole. Goals change games though, and when you are struggling you can’t give the fucking thing away. Adrian: 5 Mad fucker, this fella. Two great saves...
Liverpool fell to their third defeat in four games at the hands of Chelsea in the FA Cup fifth round, but what will this latest defeat mean for The Reds’ season? Joining Neil Atkinson to react are Dan Morgan and Ben Johnson. If you're already subscribed, click...
Gareth Roberts is joined by Ian Ryan and Jay McKenna to take a last look back on Liverpool’s defeat to Watford, and look ahead to the FA Cup fifth round trip to Chelsea.
