Rafael Benitez and Liverpool: A Tale of Glory, Frustration, and What Could Have Been
When you think of Liverpool in the mid-2000s, it’s impossible not to picture Rafael Benitez, a manager who left an indelible mark on the club and its supporters. His tenure was filled with moments of sheer brilliance, coupled with the frustration...
Football's Televisual Shift
It hurts those of us of a certain age, but we have to accept that football is now a primarily televisual game. The fans in the stadium become less important by the year.
Except… the struggle for owners and marketeers is that atmosphere matters. People want to watch Liverpool across the world in...
The Intricate Web of Mohamed Salah, Al Ittihad, and Liverpool's Future
The Price of Every Player: The Saudi Arabian Temptation
In a world where everyone has a price, football is no exception. The summer transfer window has been a testament to this, with Saudi Arabia making waves in the footballing world. Their initial lowball offers soon...
