Archives: Liverpool

Do Sunday mornings get any better than this? Liverpool against Manchester United, Newcastle against Norwich City, Manchester City versus Arsenal and Tottenham against Queens Park Rangers. Four matches in the space of 4.5 hours. Needless to say, the match between Liverpool … Continue reading →

If you live in the United States, you have two ways you can watch Liverpool against Manchester United on US TV. First, you can watch it live beginning at 8:30am ET on FOX Soccer on Sunday, September 23. Second, you … Continue reading →

Whilst all the talk so far this week has been about anything other than the football, i’m looking forward to the game finally getting underway. Here is a look at the game from an entirely tactical point of view, and … Continue reading →

Sir Alex Ferguson has written an open letter to Manchester United fans, calling on them to pay tribute to Liverpool’s campaign for justice. Leading up to Sunday’s match at Anfield, the first since the release of the Hillsborough Independent Panel … Continue reading →

This weekend’s match at Anfield between Liverpool and Manchester United is important both on and off the field. Brendan Rodgers’ side are still searching for a league win and getting it against their biggest rivals would be a huge catalyst … Continue reading →

The Europa League means many different things for many different people. For Andre Villas-Boas, it means a chance to win the tournament. For Brendan Rodgers, it’s a unnecessary distraction and a land mine where players can get injured. For Alan … Continue reading →

Liverpool and Manchester United is still the biggest English match in the world, according to a recent study by Sporting Intelligence. No, it’s not your Chelsea, Arsenal or other Sky Six. The classic of all classics is still number one. … Continue reading →

As Liverpool started a new season with its fifth manager in five years, many Reds fans were hopeful that Brendan Rodgers would transform the club back to its former glory, with him imposing an overall footballing philosophy on the Club, … Continue reading →

Would more Americans watch a live MLS game or a TV documentary about the 17th-placed team in the Premier League? We now know the answer after NBC debuted their first MLS game on free-to-air television Saturday, while FOX showed its … Continue reading →

The only path to sustainable success is stability. The only way a side without extraordinary financial backing can succeed in an environment as tough as the Premier League is through having a defined plan bought into by all its players. … Continue reading →

In the build-up to this weekend’s match between Liverpool and Manchester United, The Telegraph‘s Henry Winter reports of a near tragedy that happened at Hillsborough 32 years before the 1989 Hillsborough Disaster. In 1957, Manchester United supporters were at Hillsborough … Continue reading →

FOX makes history today by broadcasting the first-ever soccer documentary ever to be shown on free-to-air network television in the United States. That fact alone is another reason to recognize how soccer has grown in this country from a sport … Continue reading →

After an insufferable international break, the Premier League was back with some brilliant fixtures to sample Saturday. Here are some tactical thoughts on the two games I watched: Reasons to be positive for Liverpool: Liverpool were particularly unlucky not to … Continue reading →

Manchester United supporters had an opportunity today to wipe the slate clean and to show what a model they are for football supporters across Great Britain. Instead, sections of the Old Trafford crowd today participated in despicable anti-Liverpool chanting in … Continue reading →

Sometimes you just want to see the highlights all over again. For others, you may have had a busy day and didn’t get a chance to watch the Premier League matches. Whichever boat you’re in, here are the match highlights … Continue reading →

It’s back! After a lengthy two week delay, the Premier League returns to rescue us from the boredom of international break. But alas, a lot of the focus today will be on the silly handshake between John Terry/Ashley Cole and … Continue reading →

Full credit to Everton Football Club. The Merseyside neighbors to Liverpool are planning their own tribute to the 96 victims of the Hillsborough Disaster, which will be featured in Monday’s home match at Goodison Park against Newcastle United. One word … Continue reading →

After the revelations this week about the truth behind the Hillsborough Disaster, Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has today come out and called for better relationships with Liverpool. The two clubs, both on and off the pitch, have had … Continue reading →