Rodgers' Russian Return

Having been drawn against Zenit St Petersburg in the last 32 of the Europa League, Liverpool face another lengthy midweek trip across Eastern Europe.  This time, however, the match will precede a potential FA Cup fifth round tie rather than a Premier League game.

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Liverpool Starting To Come Good

Liverpool’s season finally looks to be on the right track.

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Jose Enrique: the scariest looking man in the Premier League?

The question still remains on why Jose Enrique decided to go with the scary homeless man/serial killer look this season but one thing is certain; Brendan Rodgers has got the Spanish left back come roaming midfielder playing superbly.

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Who is ready for some Europa League action? Anybody? No?

Yes, tonight we have the final group stages of this year's Europa League and Newcastle, Liverpool and Spurs are all in action.

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Can Swansea's returning rhythm help them overcome Arsenal?

We are now more than a third of the way through the Premier League season, with last year’s new boys Swansea City currently sitting just a single point behind Arsenal.

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Joe Cole: the rebirth?

Remember when Joe Cole was at the peak of his powers playing for Chelsea? The Englishman was a pacy, skilful winger who had the ability to contribute goals and could also be deployed just behind the two (or one) frontmen and played a big part in Chelsea winning three Premier League titles.

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Changing Tides on Merseyside

Bill Shankly once said, “This city has two great teams, Liverpool and Liverpool reserves” and for the last decade Liverpool would seem to have had the majority of success over their bitter local rivals.

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Luis Suarez: the ultimate pantomime villain

Before Luis Suarez even joined the Premier League he had built up a reputation of being something of a controversial figure. Remember the 2010 World Cup when the Uruguayan helped his country reach the semi finals by denying Ghana a winning goal with his hands?

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Five at the back? Why not

When I saw the team sheets for the Chelsea vs Liverpool game and that Brendan Rodgers had decided to deploy five at the back I predicted the game to be one way traffic.

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Can Wigan topple the Reds at Anfield again?

Whilst some people may believe Wigan Athletic have outstayed their welcome in the Premier League, the club continues to prove why they deserve their place in the top flight each year.  However, they do this by not only securing a place within the top 17 of England’s first division, but also by pulling off some quite extraordinary results.

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Rodgers’ Renaissance Era

FSG didn’t just choose Brendan Rodgers’ as the man to manage their “investment” overnight.  Lots of time went into the decision. They didn’t just choose him on a whim it was a process. Lots of planning, research, studying, and analyzing went into choosing Liverpool Football Club’s manager.

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Is 'pretty' football going to become the only way to play?

Liverpool fans will hope that Brendan Rodgers appointment will provide both style, and substance, over the coming years, but is this ‘Swanselona’ (urgh) type football being hyped up so much, that results don’t matter as much anymore?

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Liverpool move could be just what Theo needs

Hear me out. When Theo Walcott first arrived at Arsenal from Southampton he was billed as the next big thing.

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Every team has divers

I hate to admit it, but Brendan Rodgers is right.

He claimed last week that every club has a culture of diving and that they should get their own house in order before pointing the finger at his much maligned striker Luis Suarez.

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What does Jonjo Shelvey offer Liverpool?

When Rafa Benitez plucked an 18-year-old from the depth of League One to ‘strengthen’ his midfield and compensate for the departure of Xabi Alonso almost a year prior, and forking out almost 2m for the pleasure, there was a sense of desperation around Anfield.

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