Corbyn on the Kop: Hope in our hearts
The affordability of football is wrapped up in whether you earn a living wage, or any wage at all. It's dependant on the cost of a ticket, something else you have no control over. Those who say politics has no place in football ignore these connections.
Humanity missing in action: The uncivilised west.
For the west to refer to its self as civilised is delusional. In the face of economic and social crises, its humanity is missing in action.
Dylan: A poet not a prophet
Dylan's lyrics were profoundly poetic, but were they prophetic?
Anfield Bark: You’ll always find them in the kitchen at parties
This is about soul writing, the sort of stuff that goes down in the kitchen, at parties. Not your usual Liverpool website at all.
Lies, damn lies and false narratives
Labour's self-styled moderates are using the doctrine of false narrative to undermine party democracy. It is a tool Labour's enemies have perfected down the years and it should shame Corbyn's right-wing opponents.
Iain Duncan Smith: Corbyn’s greatest achievement
Many of us will have read IDS’ resignation letter with incredulity. How does a man who has orchestrated so much misery for so many, pen a missive to the Prime […]
Monopoly and the ideologies of division
I believe that all people, regardless of their ethnicity, religion or culture share one thing in common. That is the desire to live in peace, sheltered from the elements, […]
Time to leave the capsule if we dare
Sometimes the boundaries between art and science melt away and the two orbit in delightful synchronicity. This week, while earthlings were mourning the passing of the incomparable David Bowie, in […]
Reshuffles, Resignations and ‘Catch 22’ Politics
We should be worried. There is a growing danger in British politics that real change will soon become impossible. A concerted campaign exists, that is seeking to lock down […]
Ramblings of an Ordinary Man 