Liverpool are one of the most successful football clubs that England has ever seen. Although the club spend some time in the lower leagues, the arrival of Bill Shankly changed that completely and they remained in the top-flight every season thereafter, winning countless trophies along the way. The same cannot be said of Brentford, who … Read more
After a rather underwhelming Premier League title defence that fell far short of expectations, most disgruntled Liverpool fans had hoped that their club would replace Arne Slot with former Red Xabi Alonso ahead of the new season. It was surely a role that appealed to Alonso, given his former ties to the club, but Liverpool … Read more
Anyone who knows anything about the United Kingdom and England in particular will more than understand the North-South divide. Northerners don’t like Southerners and vice-versa, but the Midlands is an oft-forgotten part of town where such an argument goes to die. The success of the two clubs, particularly during the 1980s, means that the same … Read more
For a long time, Chelsea weren’t really any of Liverpool’s business. The Merseyside club were arguably the best side on the planet for long periods of time during the 1970s and 1980s, whilst the Londoners struggled for any real sort of consistency. The Reds all but owned the League Cup in the ’80s, for example, … Read more
After losing 3-2 to Manchester United on Sunday, Liverpool’s hopes of making the top three are probably over. But considering what a terrible campaign this has been billed as, finishing fourth would not be so bad. After a sensational summer transfer window, many fans and pundits thought the Reds would waltz to the title. However, … Read more
Liverpool and Manchester United each have footballing rivals much closer to home in the shape of royal-blue Everton and sky-blue Manchester City respectively. However, if you ask fans of either Liverpool or Man United who their biggest, most hated rival is, a very high proportion will answer the other red giants of the North West. … Read more