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Depression, Illness, Football, Snide, Snark and Erotic Aardvarks
So, something a little different today – although not something completely different. (This is not, after all, an essay on…
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My Day at the Match – Southampton (H) May 7th 2017. Another Day of Anti-Football
by Chris Rowland. As ever, transport problems dominate ahead of the game itself. It seems not one but two trains…
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My Day at the Match – Everton (H). Make it the Derby, Will You!
By TTT Subscriber Taskin Ismet. This is a trip that started just over 18 years ago. But don’t worry, I’ll…
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RIP Ronnie Moran. A Tribute to the Melwood Sergeant Major.
By Chris Rowland. The word ‘legend is overused, of course it is. In today’s society it is used in a…
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My Day at the Match – Hull City (A) Feb 4th 2017. No Land of Green Ginger, and No Points
By Chris Rowland. This is Liverpool’s fifth league game at Hull’s new home, the KCom (formerly KC) Stadium – but…
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What Really Knocked Liverpool FC Off Their Perch?
By Chris Rowland. I started writing this before January 2017 – our month horribilis. We were second and still in…
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Day Review – Chelsea (H). A 16-Hour Day For a 90 Minute Match
in Personal Thoughts, Subscribers Only / / 29 commentsBy Andrew Beasley (TTT Subscriber ‘Beez’) Liverpool kick off against Chelsea at 8pm. So why am I leaving home at…
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Day Review – Swansea City (H). Another Good Day Out Spoilt by the Match
By Chris Rowland. The alarm goes off at 7am. It’s still dark. It’s still night. In my world, it IS…
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The Arrival of ‘Football That You Play With Your Feet’
in Personal Thoughts, Subscribers Only / / 7 commentsRed Letter from the Colonies – Part 3 By Ian Cheyne. From my perspective the 1994 World Cup was an…
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Red Letters From the Colonies – Part 2: The Dark Ages …
Written By Ian Cheyne. Despite all this time in the US, my emotional link to the club has never been…
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Red Letters from the Colonies, Part 1 – 1979 and All That …
By Ian Cheyne. Recently, after 37 years in ‘The States’, I engaged in a little reflection on just how much things…
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Basel and the Road Less Travelled
By Chris Rowland. As endurance tests go, I couldn’t have devised a more testing one for myself. The problem with…
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The Madness and Depression of Football Fans
By Paul Tomkins. This is an article that is nominally about football, but is just as much about the pressures…
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Player Mentality: Does It Matter?
in Editor's Pick, Featured, Personal Thoughts, Subscribers Only, Talking Point, What Did We Learn? / / 105 commentsBy Si Steers. There is something different happening at Liverpool FC this season. The shackles of fear seem to have…
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Mr Cameron, 1 Question, 10 Letters, 0 Answers
By Bob Pearce. 4th March 2014 Ref: The Hillsborough disaster (Letter 10) Dear Mr Cameron It is now almost 25…
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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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Liverpool FC – My Generation
in Personal Thoughts, Subscribers Only / / 8 commentsBy Andy Yates. I remember the first time I sat down and read ‘Here We Go Gathering Cups In May’.…
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An American’s Trip to Anfield
By David Poulnot Jr. “Liverpool is special in a way that only those who are lucky enough to experience the…
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The First Time I Ever Saw The Reds
By Chris Rowland. My umbilical cord connection to Liverpool FC, and through it the city, may have started on April…
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Highs and Lows
By Paul Tomkins. I’ll forget the way I’m feeling now. Of this I am certain. The stupid thing is, I…
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A Personal Journey
in Free, Personal Thoughts / / 60 commentsThis is the last day of ME awareness week. Last autumn I was asked by Sir Peter Spencer, Chief Executive…
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Why Do I Bother?
by Alexander Tate Why do I bother to get up at 2 a.m. to watch a game at the weekend,…
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The Past v The Future
By Simon Steers In our opening league game of the 2010/11 season (under Roy Hodgson against Arsenal at Anfield), the…
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Post-QPR Musings And The Way Ahead
By Simon Steers After a gut-wrenching loss against a side fighting relegation where you throw away a two goal lead,…
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Liverpool, Twitter and Rage
One step forward, two steps back. That’s how the Wigan result was explained to me on Twitter. Four wins in…
