Jamie Carragher: Come in No. 23. Your time is up

Is it purely coincidence the fact that Liverpool have conceded only three goals in the last three matches and in those three matches Jamie Carragher has been absent? I hate to say it, but clearly not.

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Liverpool are improving, but not quite there... Yet

So, again Liverpool have secured a result against a "top" side with more than decent performance to keep them in the title race, well the race for fourth spot anyway.

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Chelsea v Liverpool – The Best and Worst

Whilst we may have only had three shots on target at Stamford Bridge, two of those found the back of the net and have to be up there with Liverpool’s goals of the season so far. The first, a superb interchange between Bellamy and Suarez before the Welshman tees up Maxi for a composed finish. Yes he hits his shot into the floor, but I’m sure it was intentional, wasn’t it?

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The unEXpected goalscorer

Fernando Torres, Raul Meireles and Nicolas Anelka were all lining up against their former club Liverpool this afternoon hoping to grab a goal that would help Chelsea avoid a second consecutive home defeat in nine years, however it was a former Blue now playing for the Reds who scored to condemn Villas-Boas’s side to a second home defeat in a row.

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Johnson's late strike seals victory for Liverpool

Glen Johnson scored a late winner to stun his old club, as Liverpool went level on points with Chelsea after an entertaining victory.

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Sunday Morning Update @

Sportswear giant Nike are hot favourites to sign a £10m-a-year deal with owner Mike Ashley to sponsor Newcastle United's ground.

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Hypocrisy leaves FA/FIFA battle meaningless"

The latest battle between the FA and FIFA has, once again, quickly degenerated into nothing more than a bum fight whose participants both possess serious problems when it come to credibility and morality.

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Saturday Morning Round Up@ Wenger rules out Henry move, Italy chase Tevez, Neil Warnock, France, Madrid legend plus more

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has ruled out signing Gunners legend Thierry Henry on loan.

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Somebody's gonna get hurt real bad!

Liverpool FC. One of the most decorated clubs in the history of football. Even in recent history they’ve always been “there or there abouts” in most of the games top competitions.

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Careers reassessed: Steve Finnan

With some jobs, you can be as good at them as you like but you will never get any type of recognition. Quite the opposite in fact; its only when you screw things up quite horrendously does any attention come your way. Examples of this fact include nuclear safety inspectors, drummers and full backs.

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Diouf down to Donny

Ever since he first arrived on British shores following his £10 million move from Lens to Liverpool in 2002, few modern footballers have attracted quite as much controversy as Senegalese front man El Hadji Diouf.

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Who is England's right man

In recent years, the right-back spot for England has been predominantly monopolised by one of the finest full-backs of his generation, Gary Neville.

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Should Kyle Walker be England's starting right back?

It's nice when a Spurs player gains international recognition. An honour to play for ones country while, when a player in the current performs exceptionally well on the grand stage, it's nice to sit back, enjoy and, with a smug grin, tap the person next to you and joyfully announce 'that player plays for my team'.

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Are the bookies really never wrong?

According to Bettinglatest.com, money is pouring in for a Chelsea win against Liverpool in the up coming Carling Cup tie at Stamford Bridge on 29th November. There's an age-old expression that the bookies are never wrong but I'm not so sure.

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10 things we have learnt this weekend

England can win ugly and we should enjoy it:

Only 48 hours have passed since England beat the world champions, (I repeat, the WORLD CHAMPIONS) and already we have seen the national press roll out such empty platitudes as “Room for improvment” or “ 5 things England must learn”.

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