Football
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Liverpool FC Parade Will Happen On 29 May: Full Details & Parade Route
A Liverpool FC parade will take place in the city on Sunday 29 May, from 4pm. The Mayor of Liverpool, Joanne Anderson had already invited the club to take part in a victory parade in preparation for the potential outcome of the season, but following last Saturday’s Wembley win, this has been extended to include the FA Cup. The club has officially accepted the offer so it’s all systems go for the parade at 4pm…
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Will There Be A Liverpool Victory Parade After FA Cup Win?
Update: Liverpool FC will have a victory parade on Sunday 29 May. With Liverpool one trophy closer to a monumental quadruple, fans may get the chance to celebrate their successful season with a victory parade through the city. But an Liverpool victory parade depends on how the rest of the season pans out. Liverpool city council has confirmed that there will be a victory parade only if Liverpool win the Premier League or Champions League…
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Where To Watch The Champions League Final In Liverpool
With Liverpool looking to win the Champions league for the seventh time in the club’s history, there’s no better way to watch the action than in one of Liverpool’s many bars. Here’s where you can watch the Champions League Final in Liverpool. Where To Watch The Champions League Final In Liverpool: Walk In’s Only – No Booking Boston Pool LoftHolmes Bldg, 46-50 Wood St, Liverpool L1 4AQ Kelly’s Dispensary154-158 Smithdown Rd, Liverpool L15 3JR Cheers…
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3 Of The Best Liverpool Players Of All Time
When it comes to English football clubs, you will struggle to find one more iconic than Liverpool. Over the years, this is a club that has shown itself to be one of the very best. Not just in England but in Europe too. With an amazing 18 league titles, along with five European Cups, and seven FA Cups, there are few clubs that even come close to matching Liverpool’s achievements. While Liverpool has a strong…
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The top Liverpool’s tallest players of all time
As the current squad goes, Joel Matip is the biggest player standing at a just a shade under 6’5. It means he misses out on the list of Liverpool’s tallest players of all time but not by much. Here we take a look at those who eclipse him into the top five. Who are the tallest Liverpool players of all time? Number 5. Chris KirklandPosition: GoalkeeperHeight: 6’5 The first name on our list of Liverpool’s…
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A look at why Liverpool’s title charge will in all likelihood fall apart in January
All things considered, Liverpool have started the Premier League like potential title winners would have after only suffering one defeat in their opening 11 games. In addition to that, the Reds have racked up the most goals in the league so far after netting 31 which is four more than league leaders Chelsea who have managed 27. Indeed, Jurgen Klopp’s men are exhibiting all the signs of a team that could be crowned champions of…
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Anfield still offers a night out like no other
There is clearly something in the water when it comes to European nights at Anfield. Liverpool are far from being the only football club to boast a rich and illustrious history, but few can claim to have matched their efforts on a continental stage. Only Real Madrid and AC Milan have more European Cup wins to their name, with the Reds rightly proud of the six that they have collected to date. No side in…
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Want To Enjoy The Football In Liverpool City Centre? Checking Out These Pubs and Bars Is A Must
Liverpool is famous for many things, it’s music, football, cultural status and lively nightlife. Of course, we’re well known for the legendary Beatles and many other acts within the music industry, whilst there is a huge history in regards to theatre and visual arts, with a large number of venues available to visit and explore. Additionally, there are the world-famous Premier League football teams, Liverpool and Everton, located within the region – as well as…
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Black History: John Barnes – The Liverpool Black Hero
After teenager Anthony Walker was murdered in 2008, the Liverpool legend, John Barnes launched an anti-racism hope in the city of Liverpool in order to reduce the bridge enmity that has plundered the city and the white cadre as a whole for many years. In fact, the Liverpool legend was an aura of hope to many black living in the Liverpool city and beyond during his spell at the Anfield as a player where he…
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Liverpool’s Proudest Anfield European Comebacks
For the fourth season in a row, Liverpool will see Champions League action at Anfield. The proud stadium is known worldwide for its wonderful atmosphere, magical footballing moments and extensive history. Renditions of ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’ ring out every week, but they seem louder and more poignant on those European nights under the lights.AC Milan will be the first team to visit the stadium for the 2021/22 season’s competition, in a re-run of one…
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Why is Football so Beloved in the City of Liverpool?
Football is more than just a sport to the people of Liverpool, it is something that creates community spirit, entertains crowds and uplifts and inspires young citizens across the city. After lifting the trophy at the end of the 2019/20 Premier League season for the first time in 30 years, all Liverpudlians joined the team in celebrating Liverpool’s great success. There are high hopes that Liverpool are set to be victorious once again in the…
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Grenfell Athletic FC take on Merseyside Fire Rescue Service on Pre-Season Tour
Grenfell Athletic FC, the football club proudly stitched into the Grenfell community, today announced plans for a pre-season tour as they prepare to face Fire Service football clubs from four cities between Monday 26 July and Monday 2 August. Founded shortly after the fire in 2017, the club was created as a community hub by local man Rupert Taylor who saw that the people of the Grenfell area needed a positive outlet to help them through a time…
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What Do Liverpool FC Need To Do To Get Back To The Top of The Premiership?
We don’t need to remind Liverpool FC fans that this season’s campaign hasn’t gone quite to plan. While there was a time early in the season when the Mighty Reds could dream of back-to-back titles, in the end, the wheels came off. The question now is whether the wheels can be put back on. The players, Klopp, the fans, and everyone at the club will be hoping they can, but, to be realistic, it’s possible…
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How will the 2020/21 Season Play Out For Liverpool and Everton?
The 2020/21 Premier League season was always going to be a strange one. The ongoing Coronavirus pandemic has actually been the one consistency this season, with the home form of both Liverpool and Everton being anything but consistent. With the season approaching it’s climax we have a look at the form of Liverpool and Everton and predict where they’ll finish in the table. Liverpool Let’s start by looking at the current Premier League Champions, Liverpool.…
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Greatest EPL Manager of All Time
So many coaches have come and gone in the English Premier League. While some have left traces of them behind, some actually made their mark on the field and some did so off the field. The influence of these coaches on their teams and their impact on the Premier League cannot be underestimated. Since the dawn of Premier League in 1992-1993, no English coach has won the league. While the likes of Scottish, Portuguese, French,…
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Liverpool FC: A look back on a historic year for the Reds and what may lie ahead
2020. A year that will always stand out in the history books. The devastating Coronavirus Pandemic which plunged the country and the World into loss and sadness has meant that everything changed. When you think about what has happened and the losses that people have suffered, it makes all the worries and arguments over football matches and VAR seem insignificant. However, football is important and in many ways, has provided a well needed distraction over…
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Everton FC: CARLO’S TACTICAL NOUSE AS THE BLUES ARE BACK IN THE HOUSE
Matt Bigley reflects on Everton’s season so far as we head into the busy Christmas period. It’s been a strange season up to now, there is no denying that. Injuries have played an extremely unfortunate part of our season up to now and there is no signs of it letting up for us either, however, we won’t moan about it unlike some, we will crack on regardless because, after all, 4 centre backs across our…
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Liverpool FC: A Tough Few Weeks For The Red Half of Merseyside
Once again it feels as if so much has happened in a few short weeks for Liverpool FC in the Premier League, although it has to be said that things seem very different for all of the teams this time round. I think it is fair to say that the complete absence of fans in the stadiums is having a profound effect on the atmosphere of the beautiful game. However this is something that teams…
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Everton FC: Reality Check For Depleted Toffees
I ended my last article stating we were going to win the league (albeit jokingly) so I feel our recent change in fortunes is somewhat my fault, however, I couldn’t deny the media that commendation. That Derby Day ‘Incident’ I want to start by analysing the infamous derby. Granted, we were nowhere near our best and that lot played the best they had all season, so its credit to our resilience that we got a…
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Liverpool FC: The Champions Are Back In Action
Four games into the new season and there is plenty to discuss. Our beloved Liverpool FC is more often than not a source of lovable frustration and stress for their fans and our season opener has been no different. There have been plenty of positives and negatives to take from our opening games. First Game Nerves The opening game against Leeds was tough, as was predicted. Clearly fighting to make their mark on the table…
