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 […]
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 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 […]
Ticket Price Betrayal: Enough is Enough
I remember my first games at Anfield vividly. Most of us do. Sure they merge into one and sometimes it’s hard to separate them out in your mind. The feelings […]
Norwich 4 Liverpool 5: Riding the whirlwind
Pacing back and forth and getting irritable with the kids. Telling the wife to leave the room because she’s a jinx. Putting your phone down in disgust and then picking […]
Take a bow Jurgen Klopp
Imagine a Kopite in the dugout. Imagine his every tick, twitch and grimace mirroring every sliding tackle and each kick of the ball. Imagine his internal maelstrom bubbling away throughout […]
From Doubt to Belief: A Week With Jurgen Klopp
It’s been some week. It began with fear and trepidation and it ended with euphoria and triumphalism. The Merseyside Derby is now a faded memory. ‘The County Roader’s Cup Final’ […]
Liverpool 3 Aston Villa 2: Palm Trees, Hangovers and Daniel Sturridge
Going to the game with a hangover is never a good idea, but given our current form it borders on the masochistic. It’s even worse when you ignore your Liver’s […]
Ramblings of an Ordinary Man 