Daniel Sturridge
It should be a bloody holiday. Even if it’s not ascended to the reverie of a day we can take off work, there surely will be bloodshed this weekend. In one of the greatest rivalries in the history of football, we find mediocrity at the moment. Manchester United have yet to win convincingly in England, […]
Eight new signings, near £90 million spent and it took a mere 4 games before it all started, yet again. “When Daniel Sturridge returns we’ll start smashing teams.” “We’re just lacking Sturridge now, then we’ll be putting teams away.” Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Scrolling through Twitter I felt like I’d seen all of […]
Saturday morning, the buzz around Liverpool Football Club was huge; if we were to win vs West Ham United we would be on 10 points from 12 without a single league defeat. The game was seen as a huge opportunity to go into the international break on a massive high. Unfortunately, a poor performance was […]
‘The word fanatic has been used many times. I think it’s more than fanaticism. It’s a religion to them. The thousands who come here come to worship, it’s a sort of shrine, it isn’t a football ground.’ – Bill Shankly Makes you think, doesn’t it? Last season, I took my niece to her first ever […]
Following on from some recent speculated reports in the press, Liverpool FC released photos of Daniel Sturridge back in light training at Melwood, as the striker continues his rehabilitation from injury. He underwent hip surgery in the United States back in May and had begun his rehabilitation there. Pictures were circulated of Sturridge running freely […]
Brendan has just begun his fourth season as manager and his first three years have been full of great expectations with limited success. It is hard to pinpoint exactly how well Rodgers has performed whilst in charge. In three seasons under Rodgers, the Reds have finished in 7th, 2nd and 6th, with two cup semi-finals and […]
We’re two games into the 2015-16 Premier League season and Liverpool have a 100% record, keeping two clean sheets in the process, yet there are still plenty who are intent on grumbling about something or other. “Crap that, wasn’t it,” I overheard one Liverpool fan say as they left Anfield on Monday night. There were […]
As a prelude to the upcoming Arsenal v Liverpool match at The Emirates on August 24, I thought I’d try and give us Reds fans a slightly different perspective on what is a big game for both clubs by speaking to Arsenal fan, Stephen Lewis. I’ve known Steve for around ten years and can not […]
In the opening game of the season away to Stoke City Brendan Rodgers decided to play a 4-2-3-1 formation. The blunt and boring performance that followed may have been caused by early season rustiness and Stoke away being a challenging fixture. However it will cause debate as to what is the best formation for Liverpool to […]
Balance is often misused in footballing terms. I’ve heard commentators use balance as if it needs to be a mirror image. If a team has an attacking right winger they should have an attacking left winger too for ‘balance’. That’s not always the case. Sometimes balance is about the team accommodating the attacking right winger […]
