League Cup Of Extraordinary Gentlemen
Tomorrow Jurgen Klopp will manage Liverpool through their twelfth League Cup Final. In doing so, he will become the seventh Reds manager to lead the club into the final. It’s […]
Have Cameron’s ‘Bullingdon boys’ run out of ideas already?
I have long believed that our system of government is in need of major reform. Recent events have convinced me that what we now need is a complete democratic revolution. […]
Tory Eurovision: Freedom to Exploit
David Cameron claims he has won “special status” for Britain within the European Union. Already, a number of media outlets are portraying this as a victory for the Prime Minister […]
Bob Paisley: Boss
Liverpool FC have been blessed with some remarkable men down the years. Shankly, Fagan and Dalglish alone would have been enough to ensure unparalleled glory for any club; a […]
Interview in Manilla
I recently gave an interview to a Manilla based journalist Rick Olivares about the Anfield walk out in protest against ticket prices, being Scouse and The Beatles. I’m very grateful […]
Supporters on the board: The elephant in the room
The balance of power in British football just shifted a little. It may not have moved decisively in favour of supporters yet, but there is no denying the significance of […]
Liverpool Walk Out: From Where I Stood
The whole city knew about the planned walk out at Anfield on Saturday. In the days leading up to it the general consensus, amongst the Reds and Blues I know, […]
Protest skeptics: we’ve been here before
Imagine for a moment you are transported a century into the future. You are a historian studying football culture from a bygone age and pouring over antique blogs and social […]
Supporters not customers: Walk out on 77
Liverpool Football Club has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. Sometimes my passion for ‘The Reds’ borders on an unhealthy obsession. Like many […]
Ramblings of an Ordinary Man 