Arsenal away looked on of the hardest away games on the list so to go there and get a draw can’t be viewed as anything else than a decent result. Trailing twice about coming back to get a couple of equalisers thanks to goals from VvD and Mo has to be a plus. Maybe we could have done better, maybe Arsenal could have, so in the end I’m happy enough with the result and one point looks better than no points.
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Rolling Along
Another place, another competition and another win. Leipzig 0 Liverpool 1 and that makes it six away wins on the bounce and just the one loss and eleven wins in total. Second in the European League on goal difference so we’re rolling along. Glad that Darwin Nunez scored and what a performance from Kelleher. The road ahead looks tough but we’re doing fine.
Chelsea Fall At The Anfield Call
Chelsea came to Anfield as a team in some sort of form, no defeats in the league since the opening day. This game was possibly the first real test for Arne’s team [forget Manchester United] and their credentials. It was hard and there was a lot of defending to do but the team stood firm. The Mo penalty and the goal from Curtis Jones [the winner] saw us secure the points and go back into pole position. When Anfield called, Chelsea would fall. Can’t say anything more than that.
Red All Over YouTube Tonight
Good Morning
The latest episode of Red All Over YouTube, the Fanzines YouTube show goes out live this evening at 6.30pm.Graham Mack and myself will talk about the Peter Beardsley event from last Saturday and look forward to the forthcoming Ronnie Whelan event on Saturday November 16th when we celebrate the 29th anniversary of Red All Over The Land at Hotel Anfield.You don’t have to watch tonight’s show live as the link remains the same for a good spell.If you watch live, you can comment on anything Liverpool or Red All Over The Land.
The link is:https://www.youtube.com/live/llRzJ-R3LwM?si=9oy23t_6BD5xCjLv
Kind regards
JJP
Peter Beardsley Event
Our Peter Beardsley event went superbly. A packed house heard Peter recall tales of his playing days and he was ‘on stage’ for over one hour.
Present were members of the Merseyside Society for Deaf People, members of the families of former Liverpool legends such as Tommy Lawrence, Roger Hunt, Ian Ross, Chris Lawler and Jimmy Case.
Also with us where some of our sponsors and The Community Basket for whom we were raising funds for. Music was from Marc Kenny and the show hosted by Graham Mack. Ronnie Whelan will be next.