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 […]
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, […]
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 […]
Liverpool 1 Leicester 0: Klopp’s Reds restore festive cheer
My heart wasn’t exactly filled with hope as I prepared to leave for the game against Leicester. While we’d glimpsed the ghosts of Christmas future against Chelsea, Southampton and City, […]
No Flag Protest: You don’t know what you’ve got ’til it’s gone
The decline in atmosphere is an issue that worries most Reds. It’ a complex problem with many causes. The advent of all-seater stadia has played its part. Though much […]
Liverpool 1 Crystal Palace 2: Forever 8,000 Steps From Heaven
The annoying thing about stereotypes and cliché is that there’s occasionally a morsel of truth in them. On Sunday anyone in or around Anfield would have found it hard to […]
Liverpool 1 Crystal Palace 3: The end
This article by me was published first on http://www.thisisanfield.com ‘It aint over ’til the fat lady sings’, or so says the cliché. Truth is she may not be singing yet, […]
In defence of optimism
As the new season approaches, I, along with many Reds, look for signs or hints as to how the forthcoming season may pan out. Pre-season usually arrives like a junkie’s fix […]
Ramblings of an Ordinary Man 