If you believe what you hear - and what you saw against Fulham - you'll probably believe the wolves are at the door for Señor Benitez. However, I'll try to put things in perspective without using an array of cringe-worthy Halloween puns.
What happened against Fulham was a disaster, and a game we shouldn't have lost going into. Click to continue reading...

Looks like if some Liverpool fans are given the powers, they will sack Rafa Benitez immediately. The reason? Because we are not at the top of the table at the moment, we have not won all the games we have played so far this season, and we have not won our games by a 5 goals margin, all scored from 20 yards I suppose.

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Much has been made of the demise of Leeds United AFC. We are all familiar with the tale of gross overspending, Ridsdale's goldfish, and a descent into the third tier of English football. Football supporters have little sympathy for a club that reached the quarterfinals of the Champions League in 2001 and are now playing in League One due to its own negligence.

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Liverpool fans have suffered from nineteen years of heartbreak without winning the league and this season the reds fans believe this drought will come to an end.

They've seen their fierce rivals Man Utd creep up and equal their record of being the champions of England and they will do anything they can to stop them overtaking them and that means securing the league this upcoming season.

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Stuart Holden is the latest person to come up with his Ultimate XI for the New York Times as seen at this link. Stuart is a 23-year-old midfielder for the Houston Dynamo and played for the United States last summer at the Olympics in Beijing. He comes up with a much more diverse team then other people who have played along and written this article for the Times, and this is more like the articles that are run in the English magazine Four Four Two, where the article originally ran. Click to continue reading...

He could be one of the greatest players in the history of the club, he's that good.
Dave Usher tries to make Javier Mascherano blush.
Two down, one (or is it two?) to go. First, Thaksin Shinawatra faced up to facts and sold up at Manchester City. Then Mike Ashley announced last night that he is looking to sell Newcastle United. Click to continue reading...

While I still believe Keane and Torres will likely make our best strikeforce since Rush and Dalglish, Keane has yet to make much of an impact with us. It's called a bedding in period, it's perfectly normal.
LFC have confirmed that Torres hamstring injury will keep him out for at least a few weeks, which means no Torres for the match against Manchester United. Click to continue reading...

LIVERPOOL fans are holding their breath over the signing of Robbie Keane. He's a good player, possibly a very good player. The former Crumlin United (Dublin) striker may even blossom into a world class player alongside Steven Gerrard and Fernando Torres. And, there's a strong argument that Torres needs a fleet-footed playmaker snapping at the heels of defenders. Click to continue reading...

LIVERPOOL fans are holding their breath over the signing of Robbie Keane. He's a good player, possibly a very good player. The former Crumlin United (Dublin) striker may even blossom into a world class player alongside Steven Gerrard and Fernando Torres. And, there's a strong argument that Torres needs a fleet-footed playmaker snapping at the heels of defenders. Click to continue reading...

Robbie Keane and Fernando Torres are likely to form the most potent strike partnership we've had since Dalglish and Rush. Torres has his awesome 'bounce song', Robbie is deserving of his own too.
I think it's fair to say that Scousers can be counted on to come up with a cool new song rather than sing a Manchester United 'song' (the mere thought of the Kop singing there's only one Keano makes me cringe). Click to continue reading...

IT was one of the greatest 'team' goals ever - Dalglish to Johnson, Heighway cross, McDermott far post, GOAL! Liverpool only drew 2-2 against Tottenham at the weekend, but here's a chance for Reds to relive one of Anfield's most memorable league games thanks to YouTube... Click to continue reading...

THE first big transfer of my childhood was Kevin Keegan to Hamburg SV in 1977 - just weeks after helping the Reds win the European Cup in Rome. I couldn't understand what was going on. Why would anyone want to leave Liverpool FC? Why would Liverpool want to get rid of Keegan? Before I'd worked out the answers, Kenny Dalglish was revealed as our new striker. Click to continue reading...

JACK finished the Summer Fun Run like a train along with his mates, each delighted with their shiny medals and bottles of water with dinky sports caps. We had around 1,000 runners in total and the weather held out and, as Jack composed himself after the three-mile jog, he said: 'Dad, I could do it again you know. I could.' The Gaffer adopted a more sedate approach due to the fact that young Paddy (he's only two) came to a grinding halt shortly after passing the start line and needed carting round. Click to continue reading...

JACK'S counting the hours to one of the highlights of his year. The Summer Fun Run on Sunday will see 1,000 runners of all shapes, sizes, ages and abilities come together for a three-mile jog or walk in Crosby village. It's the fifth annual event, although it incorporates the ten-mile 'Crosby 10' which began in 1983, and each year it has grown, raising thousands of pounds for charity and putting the town under the media spotlight. Click to continue reading...