ISSUE 232 HAS NOW SOLD OUT; THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO MADE THIS POSSIBLE...
On the first really spring like day of the season Stokes still not a very nice place to go especially when it looks like half the teams on sick parade. After a few defeats old ‘Useless’ is starting to walk a thin line so I think we knew what to expect from a team that...
The final issue of the season will hopefully be out v Crystal Palace....
This draw against Bournemouth might have surprised neutral observers who think football follows some kind of logic but in Liverpool’s case we defy logic. I doubt any genuine regular in the crowd would have been in least surprised, after all this is what happens, this is Liverpool and logic long since left the building. Right...
The day didn’t start as I’d hoped, bloody raining again but by the end of it the sun was shining and the birds were singing and Koeman was moaning like a real live Bitter Blue. Our goals were brilliant, there’s was typical Liverpool defending but at the end of ‘derby day’ it’s only the result...
We’d have probably been happy to have taken a point when this game started because despite all their ills going to The Etihad and getting a point these days can’t be viewed in a negative fashion. The only negative really is we could have won, but so could they and in what some critics are...
They called it winning ugly and in some way I don’t really understand that. Does it mean we were a bit lucky, does it mean we dug in and ground out a result or does it mean we were rubbish but somehow got over the line? It certainly wasn’t pretty to watch but the record...
Having spent most of Sunday doing family things I did have a bit of time to reflect on the showing against Arsenal and I was both delighted and frustrated – maybe a bit like many of our supporters who go to near enough every game. Just how can our team play like they did...
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In the days before this game I’m sure we’d all read and heard the countless comments about how Leicester players had let their manager down, their supporters down and themselves down. How they’d shown no desire, no fight, and no heart and looked tactically clueless and useless. We saw all of that again...
