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How Jurgen Klopp saved us from the Super League… Date published: Thursday 22nd April 2021 11:38 - Editor F365 Those of you thinking that a massive fan backlash brought down the Super League are mistaken; it was all Jurgen Klopp. Oh and Edward Woodward is a victim in all this too.   Omission possible ‘British Super League secretly planned with Celtic and Rangers joining Premier League giants Man Utd, Arsenal and Chelsea’ – The Sun Online. (and all the other Premier League teams too, not just the ones whose fans still read The Sun).   Over at the Daily Mirror website...

Goals: Salah 57′, Trent 90+1′; Watkins 43’ The Reds were out to end an eight-game run at Anfield without victory and while it started with the right intentions having dominated possession and territory, they would concede with little fuss. Ollie Watkins would be credited with the goal, one which ought to have been saved by Alisson on the cusp of half-time. It then looked as though the barren run in front of goal in open play had come to an end thanks to Roberto Firmino, only for VAR to get their sticky hands on it and ruin the game once more. An equaliser would materialise, however, th...

Share on email Liverpool are weighing up their options ahead of Gini Wijnaldum‘s expected departure at the end of the season, with Lyon midfielder Houssem Aouar a possible target. Wijnaldum now has just four months remaining on his deal at Anfield, and talk over an extension is particularly quiet. Unless there is a major turnaround, the Dutchman will depart on a free transfer at the end of June, with player and club way apart in terms of wage demands and contract length. It is a disappointing scenario, with Jurgen Klopp recently hailing his No. 5 as the “most consistent player this season...

Liverpool deadly weapon fails as title hope fades - national media react to Brighton defeat A round-up of how the national media reported on Liverpool's 1-0 home defeat to Brighton & Hove Albion The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Now to build on Wolves win - get our LFC newsletter for all the latest news and analysisInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up now When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy No...

Sean Dyche called it “just two managers fighting for their teams, wanting to win a game”. But how does Charlie Wyett of The Sun refer to the tunnel incident between the pair at Anfield on Thursday evening, knowing full well no-one on Merseyside will actually read it? ‘Liverpool’s manager turned into a gibbering, finger-jabbing nutter’ Delightful. Case for the defence Wyett’s piece is otherwise largely fair enough, aside from a strange point about a backline that was only breached by an Ashley Barnes penalty. ‘It is not a surprise that they have struggled defensively due to the ...