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AS STEVE GERRARD ONCE FAMOUSLY SAID “WE GO AGAIN”

August 13, 2016

 

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New season, new players, new hopes. Whenever a new season begins every football supporter in the country hopes the new season will fulfil their dreams, for some it’s about titles, for others survival although I’m not sure what Leicester City and their new found followers will be hoping for this season. However, staying...

AFTER BASEL

July 26, 2016

 

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Going back to that night in Basel I think it summed up our whole season but our shortcomings didn’t just get exposed in Switzerland they’d been there for a long time. We didn’t lose against Seville because of any one player, or any particular incident we lost because collectively that Liverpool team couldn’t defend...

EDITORIAL 224

July 26, 2016

 

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Welcome to the first issue of the 2016/17 campaign. It’s out earlier than intended because I didn’t expect our first home game of the season to be played in September and after the first International break. The original plan was to bring the Fanzine out to coincide with the start of the new...

Life After Basle

May 20, 2016

 

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Now the dust has just about settled after the loss in to Seville in Basle hopefully the club will support Jürgen Klopp when he requests transfer funds. We didn’t lose against Seville because of any one player, or any particular incident we lost because collectively this Liverpool team just cannot defend and hasn’t been...

Having A Wine

May 20, 2016

 

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I was in Budapest airport whilst the final Premier game of the season was being enacted at the Hawthorns. I had a glass of wine and that seemed the better bet from what heard about the game in the Black Country. Still we got a draw and that was considerably better than last...

The Main Stand Has Left The Building

May 20, 2016

 

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Liverpool v Chelsea usually gets the blood rushing – even curdling at times but this time it was just another end of season fixture between two sides entrenched in mid-table. Outside the ground that old feel of past visitations from the Kings Road crew wasn’t there, the mood typified the occasion. It showed...