By Phil Dickinson Rafael Benitez’s Liverpool limped to the finish line in May, battered and
“Working hard, doing the right things” – An assessment of Rafa’s reign as Matador of MerseysideBy Phil Dickinson. As a Liverpool fan, I had a strange sense of déjà vu
Liverpool fans wait expectantly as Broughton and Purslow cross the minefieldBy Phil Dickinson. Liverpool’s nightmare season finally came to an end on Sunday in a
Missing The X-Factor?: Why a lack of tactical evolution has cost LiverpoolBy Phil Dickinson. As a Liverpool fan, it absolutely pains me to occasionally have to
Every Little Helps – Reds climb the table ahead of mammoth Madrid trekBy Phil Dickinson. Liverpool brushed aside a despondent West Ham United at Anfield last night,
Liverpool remember the 96By Phil Dickinson. On this day in 1989, 96 Liverpool fans were crushed to death
Reds Push It But Don’t Quite Cut It – Liverpool falter at another fence in the race for fourthBy Phil Dickinson. Liverpool’s hopes of securing Champions League football next season were all but
Liverpool beat the nerves to show clinical edge in time of needBy Phil Dickinson. Liverpool progressed into the semi finals of the Europa League last night
Reactions to Torres substitution reveal that fourth place is as distant as ever for LiverpoolBy Phil Dickinson. Another disappointing result, another blow to Liverpool’s Champions League ambitions, another Monday
Benfica Preview – Liverpool fans in the mood to banish ghosts of 2006By Phil Dickinson. When clubs of genuine European pedigree clash, thoughts inevitably turn to encounters
Reasons To Be Cheerful – why England fans can look forward to South Africa without expecting gloryBy Phil Dickinson. I don’t know about you, but I’ve already got barbeques, beer gardens
No beach party for Bruce as Liverpool puncture shrinking Black CatsBy Phil Dickinson A sublime curling strike from Fernando Torres as early as the 3rd
It’s not over yet – April will be the key to Liverpool’s futureBy Phil Dickinson. A week is a long time in football. It’s a horrible cliché,
THE LITTLE PRINCE SHINES AS LIVERPOOL CRUISE TO POMPEY WINBy Phil Dickinson. Three goals in six first-half minutes, including midfielder Alberto Aquilani’s first strike