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Chris Rowland
Book Review – The Lost Shankly Boy- George Scott’s Anfield Journey, by George Scott with Jeff Goulding
George Scott arrived at Anfield in 1960 as a 15 year-old poor boy from Aberdeen, just after Bill Shankly’s…
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Chris Rowland
Book Review – Shanks, Yanks and Jürgen, by Bob Holmes.
Shanks, Yanks and Jürgen traces the direct lineage between the two messianic managers who book-end the modern era of Liverpool…
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madchenKliop
The Blurring of Now – How Time Affects the Game We Perceive
in Book Reviews, Subscribers Only / / 28 commentsDISCLAIMER: The views expressed in this article are not those of a reliable scientist! This article is about the…
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Paul Tomkins
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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Chris Rowland
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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Paul Tomkins
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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Anthony Stanley
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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Anthony Stanley
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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Daniel Rhodes
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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Daniel Rhodes
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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Chris Rowland
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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Chris Rowland
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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Chris Rowland
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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Chris Rowland
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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Chris Rowland
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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Daniel Rhodes
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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Chris Rowland
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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Chris Rowland
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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Chris Rowland
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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Chris Rowland
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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Chris Rowland
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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Daniel Rhodes
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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Chris Rowland
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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Chris Rowland
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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Daniel Rhodes
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)…
