21 years on, losing the club’s biggest icon is no easier than it was when Kenny Dalglish left on his own terms in 1991. The landscape of football has changed irreversibly since then, and Fenway Sports Group must be given the opportunity to succeed, or indeed to fail.
“Something is not right when 40,000 tickets have gone to corporate people.” ~ David Moyes in 2009; Well nothing has changed as the FA continues to disregard genuine fans and illustrate why it is universally and globally detested. Even corruption has its limits.
Gordon Taylor, the PFA Chief Executive, is always quick to condemn others. Maybe he needs to look closer to home in light of one of football’s darkest moments.
Looking back at a difficult afternoon through the eyes of Twitter, the passion for Liverpool Football Club is high, but there are massive differences of opinion amongst the clubs supporters as to where the club is right now.
REPOST of a recent post on my personal blog about my shock at what I have recently seen in the ‘gutter press’ – lack of knowledge is no excuse, and flaming the incendiary is no substitute for educating.
Regardless of whether you think Luis Suarez innocent or guilty, the British Media has shown itself to be totally lacking in knowledge and integrity.
In this editorial from Swinging Balls in November 2011, I look at a month in which cricket was dragged through the mud, and ask whether it did enough to clean itself from the foul stench of corruption.
In my All Out Cricket column on 4 October, I vehemently argued that a packed international fixture schedule must never come at the expense of high quality Test match cricket.
As insanity reaches its peak for one of 2 annual occasions, here is an alternative glossary of some of the phrases you will hear on Transfer Deadline Day
For a generation, cricket fans have asked just who is the greatest of the modern generation: Tendulkar or Lara? As we go into the 2,000th Test Match in history, Sachin stands on the cusp of another incredible achievement.