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Liverpool ‘sliding towards mediocrity’? Agenda-driven NONSENSE and an INSULT to the club.

Liverpool Kop 07 November @ 06:47 AM EST
Whether it's empty, half-baked ‘Spirit of Shankly' rhetoric or brainwashed fans jumping on the ‘Hicks and Gillett are the devil' bandwagon (without actually knowing WHY), there is a damaging and pointless agenda being peddled in the press at the moment by alleged Liverpool fans that needs to be highlighted. Click to continue reading...

Liverpool v Manchester United 10.25.09

Oh, You Beauty... 23 October @ 09:42 AM EST
10am, live in the US on FSC
British Daylight Saving Time kicks in on Sunday, which is why the game's at 10. We'll catch up next week. I hate Winter Time so much.
Last 4 head-to-head:
4-1 Liverpool (a) 03.14.09
2-1 Liverpool (h) 09.13.08
0-3 United (a) 03.23. Click to continue reading...

Spreading the Word: The Tomkins Times

A Liverpool Thing 12 October @ 07:00 AM EST
It is fair to say that Paul Tomkins is one of the leading Liverpool writers out there (Brian Reade, Oliver Kay, Tony Barrett and Tony Evans are the others), a reputation built over the years initially on various forums and then on the club's official website. He is also probably the most prolific author of books about Liverpool FC having published some eight books in the space of four years. Click to continue reading...

Spreading the Word: A Word on Tony Barrett

A Liverpool Thing 09 July @ 04:00 AM EST
It is not often that there's a thread about a journalist on an internet forum, much less one where positive things are said about the writer in question. Yet Tony Barrett now has that 'honour' to his name with threads praising him both on The Liverpool Way and Red and White Kop.
Originally both threads appeared because fans were wondering where he was seeing that he had been absent from the Liverpool Echo for some time. Click to continue reading...

The Week in Words [16/05/09]

A Liverpool Thing 16 May @ 04:00 AM EST
My future is here.
Slightly forced by Javier Mascherano, but still nice to hear.
It may not be easy to admit it at this end of the M62 but if a team is put under the kind of incredible pressure that United have been on the receiving end of for the past two months and still haven't crumbled then they would have to be seen as worthy champions should their current form continue and allow them to edge across the finishing line first. Click to continue reading...

The Week In Words

A Liverpool Thing 21 September @ 07:30 AM EST
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...

The Week In Words

A Liverpool Thing 07 September @ 02:00 AM EST

IF the Premier League was ordered according to artistic merit, Liverpool's current lack of invention and creativity would see them languishing at the wrong end of the table instead of the top. Impotent in attack and all but sterile on the flanks, they are presently about as expressive as a teenager when asked about their day at school.

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Saturday's The Day for Bob Paisley's Memorial Unveiling

A Liverpool Thing 13 August @ 07:00 AM EST
For most fans, Saturday 16th August means the start of the new season with the visit to Sunderland being penciled into most diaries ever since the draw was made last June. A group of supporters will however be making the trip to the North East for a completely different. Having worked for the past nine months on the project of building a memorial for the great Bob Paisley at his birth-place of Hetton-le-Hole, next Saturday is when they will be going there to officially unveil this memorial. Click to continue reading...

Cyberspace: Where Football Never Sleeps

Touchlinde Dad 07 May @ 01:32 PM EST
THE internet is changing the way everyone gets information - especially football fans. What was once the preserve of a small clique of Fleet Street hacks, is now a global, instant, 24/7 business. Football writers would once huddle after press briefings and agree lines and quotes to satisfy their respective sportsdesks, keeping their own exclusive leads to themselves, of course. Click to continue reading...