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Tony Evans Column – Liverpool Mean Business: Isak, Wirtz and the Return of the Big Club Mentality

Ekitike In, Isak Shaken: Liverpool Disrupt Newcastle's Plans There were some Newcastle United fans who breathed a sigh of relief when Liverpool signed Hugo Ekitike. They presumed that meant that Alexander Isak was safe at St James’ Park. Good luck with that one. The interest from the Reds seriously destabilised the Sweden forward. He can see...

Kenny Dalglish Reacts to Florian Wirtz’s Record-Breaking Liverpool Move

Liverpool’s Summer of Promise: Dalglish Backing Wirtz, Slot’s Vision and a Club Recharged As Liverpool look ahead to a new campaign under Arne Slot, who made history by guiding the Reds to the Premier League title in his debut season, there’s a growing sense of expectation and renewal at Anfield. With a flurry of ambitious...

Bob Paisley: Liverpool’s Quiet Man Who Shaped a Dynasty

Bob Paisley: The Quiet Genius Behind Liverpool’s Greatest Era This is an abridged version; the full article is available free on our 'It Was Always... Liverpool' Substack page: From Boot Room to Brilliance Bob Paisley never set out to become a football legend. When Bill Shankly stepped down in 1974, the club turned to Paisley, a loyal...

“The Voice of Anfield” – George Sephton Reflects on 54 Years at Liverpool

Anfield’s Voice and Soul: George Sephton’s Story Echoes Through the Ages George Sephton’s tale is not just one of longevity, it is steeped in Liverpool’s very fabric. His journey, shared with Greig Hopcroft on Anfield Index, reveals more than anecdotes. It is a living archive. “I started going to Anfield as a spectator about three or...

Bill Shankly: The Man Who Built the Soul of Liverpool FC

The Spirit Behind Liverpool FC This is an abridged version; the full article is available free on our 'It Was Always... Liverpool' Substack page: Shankly’s Arrival and Transformation When Bill Shankly took over Liverpool in December 1959, the club was in the Second Division and falling apart. The stadium was in poor shape, the training ground worse....

A Life in Liverpool Red and Rhythm: George Sephton’s The Voice of Anfield

George Sephton: The Steady Voice Behind Anfield’s Soundtrack This is an abridged version; the full article is available free on our 'It Was Always... Liverpool' Substack page: From Kop Kid to Anfield Icon George Sephton’s journey began like many fans, as a lad on the Kop watching greats like Billy Liddell and Alan A’Court. In 1971, after...

Frimpong Names Top Four in Liverpool History and Eyes His Own Legacy

Frimpong Eyes Greatness Among Liverpool Legends Liverpool’s historic stature draws another believer Liverpool’s pull remains magnetic. Whether it’s their six European Cups, the ferocious spirit of the Kop, or simply the red shirt steeped in football heritage, few clubs command the kind of reverence Liverpool do. For new signing Jeremie Frimpong, that affection runs deeper than...

Tony Evans: Liverpool’s Radical Summer Feels Like 1987 All Over Again

Liverpool’s Summer Reset Signals a New Era This is an abridged version; the full article is available on our 'It Was Always... Liverpool' Substack page: Liverpool’s summer business is shaping up to be one of the most significant in decades. With Florian Wirtz finalising his move from Bayer Leverkusen, Jeremie Frimpong already announced and more signings...

“A Position Of Strength” Trev Downey on the Wirtz deal

Florian Wirtz to Liverpool: A New Era Begins at Anfield Wirtz’s Move Signals Liverpool’s Statement of Intent In what could become the biggest transfer of the summer, Liverpool have reportedly agreed a British record-breaking deal to sign German international Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen. According to trusted journalists David Ornstein and Paul Joyce, the fee is...

Tony Evans Column: New Era at Anfield Feels Stable and Serious

Tony Evans Column: Slot Leads Liverpool Into a New Phase This is an abridged version; the full article is available on our 'It Was Always... Liverpool' Substack page: This is a great time to be a Liverpool fan. After more than 60 years of going to matches, I can say that with confidence. It is not...