Liverpool's reds and blues supporters plan a joint Football Quarter
Will it be second time lucky for detailed proposals to spread the success of Liverpool and
Everton FCs into their needy surroundings? Supporters of Liverpool's rival clubs are having a
second go at a joint attempt to create a 'Football Quarter' between their famous stadia at Anfield
and Goodison Park.
More Soccer coming to South Florida! Here is the press release:
World-class international soccer returns to South Florida as national teams of Colombia and Mexico
meet at Sun Life Stadium on Feb. 29
Match to be played on official FIFA match date; both teams expected to bring their top squads as
they continue their paths to World Cup 2014
MIAMI (Tuesday, December 6, 2011) – Top flight international soccer returns to South Florida when
the Mexican national team takes on Colombia on February 29, 2012 (8 p.
Postcard from Poland: Why Arsenal fans at Euro 2012 will feel right at home in Warsaw's
national stadium
England fans have been invited to the biggest Fan Zone in history at Euro 2012. Defilad Square
in the centre of Warsaw is ready to host up to 120,000 supporters from all over the continent
during next summer's month-long tournament.
An article by Katherine Lockett.
Since the 22nd January, Liverpool with Kenny and Steve Clarke have taken an average of 2
points a game and a goal difference of plus 19. If the league had started on this date we would
have finished comfortable third. That was done with the Torres wanting/getting out and his
replacement Carroll arriving injured.
An article by Jack Widnell.
You can follow Jack on Twitter at @jwidnell and see more of his posts on his blog at The Red
Generation.
Next season is widely regarded as a new start by most Liverpool fans. Finally being rid of the
strain put on the club by previous owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett and a new breath of fresh
air being brought into the club by John Henry and FSG has been warmly welcomed at Anfield.
An article by Paul Boyham.
You can follow Paul on Twitter at @paulboyham and also see more of his articles here on his
blog.
Width from the centre – that doesn't really make sense, does it?
Width has long been a problem for Liverpool and a winger has been near the top of all fans wish
lists pretty much since John Barnes was in his prime.
An article by Alex. You can follow Alex on Twitter @someteamupnorth and view his articles on his
blog. He's been likened to a horse, had semi-serious cannibalism allegations thrown at him, and is
theoretically barred from the world's second largest continent. This could easily be the story of a
villain in a bad ‘B' movie, though instead, is the story of Luis Suarez; the Uruguayan striker
spear-heading the new look Liverpool into a new era.
TweetAn article by Alex. You can follow Alex on Twitter @someteamupnorth and view his articles on
his blog. He's been likened to a horse, had semi-serious cannibalism allegations thrown at him, and
is theoretically barred from the world's second largest continent. This could easily be the story
of a villain in a bad ‘B' movie, though instead, is the story of Luis Suarez; the Uruguayan
striker spear-heading the new look Liverpool into a new era.
TweetAn article by Alex. You can follow Alex on Twitter @someteamupnorth and view his articles on
his blog. He's been likened to a horse, had semi-serious cannibalism allegations thrown at him, and
is theoretically barred from the world's second largest continent. This could easily be the story
of a villain in a bad ‘B' movie, though instead, is the story of Luis Suarez; the Uruguayan
striker spear-heading the new look Liverpool into a new era.
TweetAn article by Paul Boyham.
You can follow Paul on Twitter at @paulboyham and also see more of his articles here on his
blog.
Player transfers were one of many things Liverpool managed poorly last summer, as Christian
Purslow and Roy Hodgson oversaw some woeful signings and ludicrous sales.
TweetAn article by Paul Boyham.
You can follow Paul on Twitter at @paulboyham and also see more of his articles here on his
blog.
Player transfers were one of many things Liverpool managed poorly last summer, as Christian
Purslow and Roy Hodgson oversaw some woeful signings and ludicrous sales.
An article by Paul Boyham.
You can follow Paul on Twitter at @paulboyham and also see more of his articles here on his
blog.
Player transfers were one of many things Liverpool managed poorly last summer, as Christian
Purslow and Roy Hodgson oversaw some woeful signings and ludicrous sales.
An article by Paul Boyham.
You can follow Paul on Twitter at @paulboyham and also see more of his articles here on his
blog.
Preferential treatment for Roy Hodgson from the British media recently afforded him to somehow
be appointed manager of Liverpool, record 18 time Champions of England.
TweetAn article by Paul Boyham.
You can follow Paul on Twitter at @paulboyham and also see more of his articles here on his
blog.
Preferential treatment for Roy Hodgson from the British media recently afforded him to somehow
be appointed manager of Liverpool, record 18 time Champions of England.
TweetAn article by Paul Boyham.
You can follow Paul on Twitter at @paulboyham and also see more of his articles here on his
blog.
Preferential treatment for Roy Hodgson from the British media recently afforded him to somehow
be appointed manager of Liverpool, record 18 time Champions of England.
Contributing Editor Graham Fox
On Friday I got the chance to talk to Tony Meola on the phone for about 15 minutes as he was
driving around New Jersey.
If you are going to the Argentina V. USA game tonight bring your memorabilia to the game. Tony will
be outside in the AllState Fan Zone from 4-6 signing autographs, taking pictures, and kissing
babies.
An article by Mark Warmington.
You can follow Mark on Twitter at @markawarmington and also visit his blog.
There is a question that has been toying with me for the past few months; a niggling little itch
of a query that I just haven't quite been able to scratch into submission.
Tweet
An article by Mark Warmington.
You can follow Mark on Twitter at @markawarmington and also visit his blog.
There is a question that has been toying with me for the past few months; a niggling little itch
of a query that I just haven't quite been able to scratch into submission.
Tweet
An article by Mark Warmington.
You can follow Mark on Twitter at @markawarmington and also visit his blog.
There is a question that has been toying with me for the past few months; a niggling little itch
of a query that I just haven't quite been able to scratch into submission.
TweetAn article by Sheena McStravick.
You can follow Sheena on Twitter at @sheenagerrard and also on her blog.
Recently I had the absolutely amazing opportunity of going along to the Liverpool vs Sparta Prague
2nd leg fixture in the Europa League at Anfield. And what an amazing night it was!
TweetAn article by Sheena McStravick.
You can follow Sheena on Twitter at @sheenagerrard and also on her blog.
Recently I had the absolutely amazing opportunity of going along to the Liverpool vs Sparta Prague
2nd leg fixture in the Europa League at Anfield. And what an amazing night it was!
An article by Sheena McStravick.
You can follow Sheena on Twitter at @sheenagerrard and also on her blog.
Recently I had the absolutely amazing opportunity of going along to the Liverpool vs Sparta Prague
2nd leg fixture in the Europa League at Anfield. And what an amazing night it was!
An article by Paul Boyham.
You can follow Paul on Twitter at @paulboyham and also see more of his articles here on his
blog.
In the 2006 January transfer window, Daniel Agger moved to Liverpool from Brondby for what was a
club record fee for a defender, at £5.8m. Agger made his Liverpool debut that February against
Birmingham City, a match which also saw the ‘second coming' of Robbie Fowler.
TweetAn article by Paul Boyham.
You can follow Paul on Twitter at @paulboyham and also see more of his articles here on his
blog.
In the 2006 January transfer window, Daniel Agger moved to Liverpool from Brondby for what was a
club record fee for a defender, at £5.8m. Agger made his Liverpool debut that February against
Birmingham City, a match which also saw the ‘second coming' of Robbie Fowler.
TweetAn article by Paul Boyham.
You can follow Paul on Twitter at @paulboyham and also see more of his articles here on his
blog.
In the 2006 January transfer window, Daniel Agger moved to Liverpool from Brondby for what was a
club record fee for a defender, at £5.8m. Agger made his Liverpool debut that February against
Birmingham City, a match which also saw the ‘second coming' of Robbie Fowler.
An article by Rae. You can follow her on Twitter at @rachydivanerd
An oft-repeated Bill Shankly quote goes something like this: Some people think that football
is a matter of life and death. I can assure them that it is much more important than that.
I reckon that any half-decent football fan, regardless of which team he or she supports, would
struggle to argue with Shankly's line of thought.
An article by Kirsty Whittaker.
You can follow Kirsty on Twitter @lfckirstylfc and see more excellent articles by her at her
blog The Liver Bird
With debt repayments... Haha.
On a more serious matter, despite Chelsea releasing stats on record losses of roughly
£70million i believe, it didn't stop old Roman and Co splashing the cash to lure away our number 9
did it.
An article from Babette van Haaren, a 19 years old Ajax fan from Tilburg, The Netherlands. You can
follow Babette on Twitter at @babettex23
Since 1995, I'm Ajacied.
I've you're good at maths, I was indeed 4 years old when I started supporting them. Ever since,
it went downhill with the club but my love for this club is still increasing every day.
Thanks to Gordon Milward who sent this into us to post out.
The atmosphere at Anfield has been lacking for awhile
The players and the staff they did their best to smile
A new manager was needed, a man the people knew
A man of great stature in life there are a few
Dalglish is his name what changes can he bring
In remembered times gone by, his name the Kop would sing
Hard work would be ahead, he could only hope and pray
This man is full of courage.
Epson has announced that it will be one of the main sponsors of the AFC Asian Cup Qatar 2011, the
prestigious quadrennial football championship to be held in Qatar from January 7 to 29, 2011.
An article by Jim Boardman, editor of www.anfieldroad.com, reproduced from
The Telegraph
on January 1st 2011. You can follow Jim on Twitter at @jimboardman
Liverpool's results this season are now so bad that they're being compared to the days before
Bill Shankly arrived and revolutionised the club.
An article by Taf McDonald from the
Invincible Bastion. You can follow Taf on Twitter at
@mcdonaldtaf
That fine purveyor of wind up Patrick Barclay was ‘at it' again after the Wolves game. His
tweet of "‘Hodgson for England' is the new Kop wit. They might equally have tried a twist on the
Brighton replay classic.
