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Mentality Monsters: How Jürgen Klopp Took Liverpool FC From Also-Rans To Champions of Europe
Fireworks fizzed and popped and sprayed as the phalanx of scarlet coaches inched along the streets. Flares and smoke bombs…
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Done Deal – The Business End of the Game
By TTT Subscriber Bob Pearce. Daniel Geey, ‘One of the UK’s most highly respected sports lawyers’ (and long-time TTT…
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The Most Important Piece I Will Write This Season: How Klopp Is Even Better Than People Realise
I delayed reading Raphael Honigstein’s book “Klopp: Bring The Noise” until after the busy festive period was out the…
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A Banquet Without Wine, Chapter 17 – The End of the Storm?
“…an epic swindle at the hands of rogue corporate directors, Broughton, Ayre and Purslow, who considered to sell the…
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The Road to A Banquet Without Wine, Our Book On Liverpool FC
in Book Extract, Book Reviews / / 11 commentsBy Anthony Stanley Shane Clancy, writing for The Anfield Index: “As I settled into the early chapters I just…
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Howard Gayle – Walking Through a Storm
Written by Liam Blake. Merseyside has always been a football factory, supplying as many, if not more, professionals to the…
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Book Review: Il-Re Calcio by Paul Grech
Il-Re Calcio – Stories from Italian Football by Paul Grech Il-Re Calcio means football is king. Football reigns over many…
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Book Review: 2013/14 Season In Review
by TTT Subscriber John P. Houghton. My review of Liverpool FC 2013/14 Season In Review: Poetry In Motion can be…
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Sports Book Chat: Dave Roberts
by Paul Grech. “Very slick but a bit soulless.” Dave Roberts could easily be talking about modern football when he…
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Robert Enke; a Lesson to be Learnt
By Paul Grech. When I was starting out blogging, the most popular articles would invariably be those looking at young…
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Book Review: The Anatomy of Liverpool
By Chris Rowland. With Jonathan Wilson, author of ‘Inverting the Pyramid’ being one of our favourite football writers, this book…
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Book Author Chat: Daniel Gray
By Paul Grech. One of the questions that I was asked during my Italian ‘O’ Level oral was to locate…
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The Best Liverpool FC Books This Christmas
By TTT. By no means an exhaustive list of the books available, this is a recap of some of those…
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Interview With Jed Davies, Football Coach and Author
By Arnar Steinsson. Jed Davies is author of ‘Coaching the Tiki Taka Style of Play’. Arnar interviewed Jed for TTT on…
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Book Review: The Red Machine, by Simon Hughes
By Paul Grech. When I first heard that Simon Hughes was going to publish a book where he had interviewed…
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Sports Book Chat: Arnie Baldursson
By Paul Grech. Some time in the late eighties, the BBC issued a documentary called The Official History of Liverpool…
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Bill Got Up. Bill Walked. Bill Walked Alone.
By TTT Subscriber John P. Houghton (John P Hughton). This is a review of Red or Dead, David Peace’s book…
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Book Author Chat: Michael Calvin
By Paul Grech. Each day thousands upon thousands of words are written about football. A lot of it is fluff;…
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Review: The Way Forward by Matthew Whitehouse
Euro ’96 was the last time I got excited about England. There was also, a brief moment, after Sol Campbell’s…
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Book Review – Liverpool Heroes
By Chris Rowland. Liverpool Heroes, by Ragnhild Lund Asnes. The author, a red from Norway north of the Arctic Circle…
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Book Review: “Red or Dead” by David Peace
By Andrew McKay. There’s no doubt that Bill Shankly is the most iconic figure in Liverpool’s history, but the inherent…
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Review: ‘For the Liverpool Fans Who Think Deeper’
A review of The Tomkins Times’ new anthology by freelance football columnist Paul Little on F365 (Click Here for original article)…
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Sports Book Chat … The Numbers Game
By Paul Grech. In the beginning, there was Moneyball. Well, not really. What kicked off sport’s interest in statistics was…
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Sports Book Chat With Paul Brown
By Paul Grech. Every day, professional writers and amateur bloggers (as well as amateur writers and professional bloggers) write tens…
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Statistical Truths Detailed in “The Numbers Game”
By Zach Slaton. In the Premier League’s inaugural season of play the most expensive team cost £6.5 million to field,…
