Keita Bids Adieu, Reminiscing Fond Liverpool Memories
Keita’s Adieu: Fond Farewell to Liverpool FC and Its Fans
Naby Keita, the Guinean midfield powerhouse, wraps up his Liverpool journey on a high note, expressing heartfelt gratitude towards the club and its unwavering supporters. The past five years have been marred by persistent injuries for Keita, yet his connection with the club remains untarnished.
A Journey Riddled with Challenges
Keita's transfer to Liverpool from RB Leipzig in 2017, following a club-record deal, made headlines. The subsequent year saw him …
Naby Keita and Liverpool: A Tale of Unfulfilled Promise
Naby Keita and the Ghost of Missed Opportunities
The winding road of a football career is often marked with chances taken and lost. As fans, the pain of these missed opportunities is most acute when reflecting on the past, especially in the case of Liverpool's dynamic midfielder, Naby Keita. James Pearce of The Athletic, in his recent article, perfectly captures this profound regret that emanates from such lost opportunities.
Echoes of the 2020-21 Season
"The biggest frustration lies with …
Lessons Learned: Aston Villa
Maybe the emotion got the better of us as fans. It certainly seemed to for the players until later on, when Liverpool managed to rescue a point against Aston Villa. Anfield said an emotional goodbye to a number of players, with it perhaps being fitting that the man who scored the equaliser received the largest outpouring of emotions throughout the day. We take a look at the lessons learned from a game where next season’s picture became clearer and there’s …
Klopp: Don't Overlook Keita and Ox in Anfield Farewell
Anfield Farewell: Klopp's Tribute to Oxlade-Chamberlain and Keita
As Jurgen Klopp, the gaffer of Liverpool FC, anticipates a nostalgic curtain call for four Reds legends this weekend, he takes a moment to remind the Anfield faithful to remember Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Naby Keita amidst the heartfelt send-off planned for Roberto Firmino and James Milner.
Earlier this week, a sombre official announcement from the club confirmed that Firmino, Milner, Oxlade-Chamberlain, and Keita would depart Anfield upon their contract expiry. This significant …
Time To Say Goodbye to Two Liverpool Legends
It’s a time for goodbyes at Anfield on Saturday. First off, farewell to a pretty average season. There were times when it was really bad. It’s ended reasonably well but even if Manchester United and Newcastle slip up, it’s been a year of underachievement.
There’s mixed feelings about the players who are leaving. Roberto Firmino has had a brilliant farewell tour. It will culminate in front of the Kop against Aston Villa. There’s been enough love sent Bobby’s way. Actually, …
Who Should Liverpool Keep or Sell? (Part Two)
The upcoming summer transfer window is expected to be a busy one for Liverpool, as they look to overhaul their squad following a disappointing season.
This mini-series of articles will look at which players should stay at Anfield next season and which of the current squad should be moved on.
In the last article, we looked at which goalkeepers and defenders should leave the club but today we will be assessing the future of the midfielders and attackers at Anfield.
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Renewing James Milner Is a Step Backwards
Another year goes by, which brings us to the moment where James Milner is primed to be given yet another 1 year’s contract extension.
I’m a fan of James Milner, as I believe he has a superb attitude for football, can offer vast experience (to younger players) and can be a senior presence on the training ground. For the last two years, I have wanted Adrián to have his own contract renewed, as it offered a great level training …
Luka Sučić & The Need for New Blood
It’s no surprise to see another player being linked that has been through the corridors of either RB Salzburg or Leipzig’s footballing machine. Despite having a recruiting model that was once so fruitful, our ability to regenerate our tired empire sees us once more looking towards their own roster of players. It’s clear that there will be a combination of expensive and smart signings (this summer), therefore the lesser known quantities may not be Jude alternatives as feared, but merely …
Tony Evans: Good Riddance to a Horrible Man
The guilty men of Hillsborough will die in their droves in the next few years. They go to their graves with their reputations intact, having enjoyed the honours and status bestowed on them by a rancid country. Those honours should have been stripped from them.
Sir Bernard Ingham died last week. Margaret Thatcher’s press secretary was arguably the worst of the Hillsborough liars. He seemed to delight in upsetting those who suffered at Sheffield Wednesday’s ground on April 15, 1989. …
Crystal Palace 0 - 0 Liverpool - PL Player Ratings
Crystal Palace 0 - 0 Liverpool - PL Player Ratings
Alisson Becker - 6.0
The chance to redeem himself, after a tough Champions League week. He was solid enough, especially as his side seemed poised to gift the home side a big chance through the first half. Was largely a second half spectator, in a very uneventful game of football.
Trent Alexander Arnold - 5.0
Given licence to create from the outset, but some horrible indecision nearly gifted Palace an …