A word of warning regards Rodgers

Despite yesterday’s confident prediction that the Liverpool managerial saga had plenty of twists yet to turn, it would now appear that Brendan Rodgers is bound for the Anfield dugout. Coincidentally, now that that sentence has been written, some manner of misfortune will occur to prevent it from happening. Regardless, we plough on.

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A Crazy Managerial Situation

Barcelona's 3-0 victory over Athletico Bilbao in the Copa Del Rey marked the end of the 2011/2012 season for the top European leagues and allowed fans, player and coaches alike to take a well needed deep breath and reminisce over one of the most exciting seasons ever seen.

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Liverpool's love triangle close to unraveling

Liverpool’s pursuit of a new manager has now reached that stage in the film where the protagonist has been stringing along two different people for a while now, accidentally arranging dinner dates with them both at the SAME time, mixing up the gifts he was meant to send so that the kooky, experimental vegan gets a “1001 things you can do with beef” cookbook and the slightly uptight office worker gets some saucy underwear and other hilarious escapades.

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Big summer for: Liverpool

A Carling Cup win did little to mask over the poor Premier League performance last season, where Liverpool, having spent heavily over the summer, could only muster an eighth place finish.

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Liverpool fans have a cause for concern

Liverpool fans have become disillusioned at the recent events that have occurred at their football club. So much so that fans union Spirit of Shankly (SOS) have written to owners Fenway Sports Group calling on them to provide “clear leadership and direction” to dispel fears that the club is in “disarray”.

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Top 10 Trophies Decided by Penalties

So Chelsea have done it. Roman Abramovich’s millions finally bought him the trophy he so desired, the Champions League. The Blues did it the hard way though, scrapping through extra time before Didier Drogba sealed the victory in the shootout with his calm and collected effort

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Oh my god, they killed Kenny

If there was one piece of breaking news to take the attention away from Roy Hodgson’s England squad selection, then the story that Kenny Dalglish has been sacked by Liverpool is that one piece.

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10 Famous Cup Final Moments

The FA Cup Final was a drab affair for 60 minutes until the introduction of Andy Carroll sparked it into life. And if it hadn’t have been for an astonishing stop from Petr Cech, he could have won the game for Liverpool.

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Premiership Managers: Season Report

The 2011/12 Premiership season is drawing to a close before it disappears for yet another summer (at least we have the Euros to keep us busy this year).  With the races for the title, the final Champions League spot and the relegation places set to go down to the final day, plenty of clubs still have a huge amount to play for.

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The real underachivers of this season

I have been known to have the occasional pop at Liverpool's underachievement this season, but I have actually discovered a team that deserves my anger even more.

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An early look ahead to the cup final

With the final not until May 5^th perhaps it is still too early to try and predict the outcome of the FA Cup, but there is one thing we know for certain and that is the showdown between Liverpool and Chelsea.

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Andy Carroll- The Million pound question

You are sat in the hot seat with Chris Tarrant as he stares and glares you down in the ‘who wants to be a millionaire’ studio. Lacking self believe you seem a nervous wreck yet have somehow reached the million pound question.

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10 of the best reserve keepers

Liverpool’s 3-2 win at Ewood Park saw a number of unusual occurrences. Firstly, Liverpool won. Secondly, Andy Carroll actually put the ball in that net thing he seems so scared of. And finally, after Pepe Reina’s suspension, we saw a rare outing for not one of Liverpool’s reserve goalkeepers, but TWO.

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Long live the King?

Think about Kenny Dalglish for a moment. Older footballing traditionalists will associate the Glaswegian with a glittering playing career for Celtic and Liverpool, with Dalglish creating a wonderful legacy for both club and country.

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King Kenny- Useless royalty

Those Scots are so sharp, they are clever, cunning, hard to understand and shrewd.

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