Report: Will the Saudi's Pay Up The Transfer Debts?
Liverpool Assured £52m from Saudi: What You Need to Know
When diving deep into the financial intricacies of the transfer market, one name often stands out - Kieran Maguire. This finance aficionado has given an exclusive take on the concerns surrounding the Saudi Pro League's commitment to their transfer obligations.
Saudi Pro League's Spending: Drawing Attention
Recent murmurs have been echoing throughout the European footballing corridors. As per The Guardian's coverage, the European Club Association general assembly had a hushed …
Klopp Speaks Out: FIFA, Transfers, and the Saudi Influence
Klopp's Stance on FIFA and the Transfer Window
Jurgen Klopp, the mastermind behind Liverpool's recent successes, has voiced his concerns over the Saudi Arabian transfer window's alignment with its English counterpart. The influence of Saudi Arabia's financial powerhouses on the transfer market has been evident, and Klopp believes that FIFA needs to step in to ensure a level playing field.
Klopp's Transfer Window Challenges
Liverpool's manager has faced challenges in the transfer market, especially with the rise of Saudi-backed clubs. …
The Highest Rated Liverpool Players in FIFA 21
FIFA 21 has been out for a few months now, and Liverpool fans are busy indulging in their love for the game before the next season of Premier League starts. Liverpool has some of the best players in the league, and naturally, you can assume that these players are given elite stats that represent their abilities. As the FIFA video game series has been going strong for over 20 years, we’ve seen it change dramatically since its first instalments.
While …
Is Jurgen Klopp the Enemy of the Football League? Or it's Defender?
Whether you’re a Liverpool supporter or not, you’ll almost certainly have an opinion on Jurgen Klopp’s comments after (some) of his world champions drew 2-2 against a battling Shrewsbury at New Meadow Stadium. The main talking point from the game was the upcoming replay the Shrews had just valiantly earned themselves in fighting from 2-0 down. Klopp immediately dampened the tone stating, "We will not be there".
This was the most cutting line he delivered post-match as he used the …
Is Momentum Building Again Under Klopp?
International breaks are a bit of a curate's egg. Now, that is supposed to mean that there are both good and bad aspects to them and yet the origin of the expression yields a meaning far closer to this columnist's opinion of the all-too-frequent Premier League interruptions. Apparently, the turn of phrase comes from an 1895 Punch cartoon which depicted a meek and sycophantic curate, who, despite being given a stale egg at the bishop's dining table, obsequiously assured his …
Clyne & Henderson In, Matip Out
Hello, good evening and welcome to a brief and final Latest News, of the week, where absolutely nothing is wrong. What could be wrong? That television? It was always broken, what of it? Yes, that computer monitor too. The radio too, yeah. What are you implying? Everything's fine. WE SAID IT'S FINE.
Football is supposed to be the hot refreshing shower that we take after the increasingly batshit events of the world have sullied us daily. However, on a day when …
Matip Farce Like Brexit Says Klopp
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Klopp: Matip Did Nothing Wrong
Irrespective of one's political leanings, and trust me, readers, there will never be any such divisive talk here in the paragraphs of Latest News, it is hard to ignore the aptness of Leon Trotsky's take on administrative red tape as it might be applied to the triangle of inertia between FIFA, Fédération Camerounaise de Football and Liverpool's Joel Matip.
The neatly bearded Marxist revolutionary and theorist opined that "there is no justice in bureaucracy for the individual, for bureaucracy caters only to itself. …
Matip Absence May Continue
Yesterday, as that maestro of the machinations of modern football instructed his preposterously expensive team to get the ball wide and bombard the Liverpool penalty area with crosses and diagonal bombs, this scribbler can't have been alone in thinking that it would have been an altogether more forlorn exercise if Joel Matip had been free to take his place at the heart of the Liverpool rear guard.
Jose Mourinho looked on with smug satisfaction as the preening Zlatan Ibrahimovic and his …
For the Love of the Game!
As far back as I can remember I've loved football. As a child, it was playing Sunday League, Five a side, Headers and Volley's and no matter the weather, I'd always take hours of pleasure practising Keepie Uppies in the garden. I'd play anytime and anywhere, all I needed was something to kick; whether that be a bottle, a balloon or if I was lucky a football. I was always happiest when I had the opportunity to play, in truth …