Liverpool FC Articles
Danny Ward's time to shine?
After yet another mistake, this time against Sunderland, Simon Mignolet's time as undisputed Liverpool number 1 must be nearing an end. The ex-Sunderland 'keeper has had a torrid time this season and his 'mistakes' have cost Liverpool an apparent 15 points according to Squakwa.com. It's not as simple as this but add those 15 points to the clubs current tally now and it takes Liverpool to 50 points, and second in the league table.
Goalkeeping errors against Sunderland, Arsenal and …
Liverpool FC Match Day Ticket Infographic - All You Need To Know
Are you a member at Liverpool Football Club? Do you buy all your tickets through the members sale?
This is how the new ticket prices will affect you. They say a picture paints a thousand words... £2m worth in this case...
For more on this check out http://bit.ly/lfcticketprices
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Klopp's Absence a Blessing in Disguise
Hopeless: "Impossible to accomplish, solve, resolve, etc."
Saturday's game against Sunderland raised a number of issues. But no new ones.
What many of us thought was an under-rated and under-valued squad - abused and suppressed by Rodgers' ignorance and personal insecurities - has turned-out to be farce.
Of course, many of our problems were exacerbated by Rodgers' approach. We became an experiment for a promising, young manager, ready for the next step; but not one quite as big as Liverpool Football …
The Travesty of Modern Day Ticket Prices
"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 ShanklyBill Shankly embodied the zeitgeist; during his reign spanning from 1959-74, he developed and nurtured a cultural relationship between the supporters, the players and the club. The fans would do anything for the players, the players would do …
John Barnes on Jurgen Klopp, the Academy and Pressing
Anfield Index recently celebrated the 100th episode of their main podcast, which also happened to coincide with the website's fifth birthday. A double celebration meant the pressure was on Gags to deliver a guest for the event, and like always he didn't disappoint. John Barnes appeared on episode 100 and episode 101, both are must listens for Reds fans of any age.
For people of a certain age John Barnes was their Luis Suarez and Steven Gerrard bundled into one. …
Nathaniel Clyne: The New Glen Johnson?
Last summer, as a Liverpool fan there was not that much to rejoice about. Liverpool had finished the 2014/2015 season in a disappointing sixth position having come so close to winning the Premier League title the year before. Daniel Sturridge was hardly seen by fans, the goals from the 2013/2014 season had dried up, Mario Balotelli was an enormous flop, Liverpool had given a poor account of themselves in the Champions League (after being out of it for so long) …
Ticket to Nowhere: FSG, the Walkout, and Us
In one of the most surreal moments as a Liverpool fan in recent memory, an estimated 10,000 supporters walked out the ground, the sacred ground at Anfield Road, Liverpool and took a stand against what is seen as unjust business practices by Liverpool's managing body, Fenway Sports Group. Though I understand and support the action by the fans, it was still a little strange. Like watching your parents split up and act like strangers at a parent-teacher conference, we were …
Liverpool's Silver Linings - Cups and Kids
Following another of those performances away at Leicester, you know, the one where we boss possession but create very few clear cut chances on goal, there has been a lot written about the current state of play.
The current squad has been scrutinised and pulled apart and for the first time since he arrived, I have witnessed little doubts surfacing in regards to the manager. The picture was pretty grim post Leicester and Sunderland for many fans. ninth in the league, …
Observations from another disappointing Liverpool performance
On an important day at Anfield, when the powers that be were made aware of everyone's unhappiness, Liverpool added to the frustration as a seemingly routine victory slipped away in the last ten minutes, with more dreadful defending.
Against a team that lie 19th in the league, Liverpool should have been strolling to victory, and they were until some utter brain freezes in the last 10 minutes ensured that the Black Cats took away a precious point in their fight for survival.
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Liverpool 2 Sunderland 2: Player Ratings
Liverpool were yet again left to rue errors from a shambolic defence as the home team gifted away two precious points at home. Liverpool needs a win, and they need it now.
This is how the players fared:
Simon Mignolet (4.5) - Simon Mignolet was a passive spectator in the first half watching couple of wayward shots go by. The crowd were very unhappy with his dilly-dallying on distribution, but he proved them wrong with his horrendous early release in the …