Supporters guarantee Reds legends never walk alone
The bond between Kopites and their heroes is eternal. This Friday supporters will honour the great Alan Kennedy in the city.
A win is a win and any win will do
I wrote this article on The Liverpool Way “If you go looking for problems lad, you’ll always find them.” A throwaway line by a Cabby on the way to the […]
Liverpool 2-2 Leicester City (1983): Out Of Time
How does a football club get over the trauma of losing the most successful club managers in the history of the game? If you are Manchester United, you appoint David […]
China Crisis and Wishful Thinking
Any week that starts with a frustrating draw in London, ends with an international weekend and has a nation’s unhealthy obsession with Jim White’s yellow tie sandwiched in the […]
Don’t worry about a thing
On Wednesday, under blazing floodlights, The Kop took it’s final bow of the season. At the end of the game the field of battle lay empty. I made my way […]
A week in the city: Justice and the long arm of the people
“Passengers please be aware that due to the service of remembrance for The 96 delays are likely due the increased volume of people travelling.” The driver’s announcement barely caused a […]
Solidarity City: Legacy of the 96
This week six women and three men, in a purpose built box made of glass and brick, in the small town of Warrington, delivered a verdict that will reverberate through […]
Merseyside Derby Heroes
Originally posted on Ramblings of an Ordinary Man:
This is a fixture that can cement a player or a manager’s reputation for better or worse. For a débutante there can…
Unshakable belief: The Liverpool Way
Ours is truly an incredible club. Time and again we are driven to the brink of defeat, but refuse to accept our fate. Dortmund is just the latest chapter in […]
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