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Henry Heaps Praise on Jacquet and Barcola

France and Arsenal legend Thierry Henry, who served as manager of the France national under-21 team and took notably took charge of the France Olympic team at the 2024 Summer Games has chimed in with his opinions on two of his former players: new Liverpool FC signings Jeremy Jacquet and Bradley Barcola. On Jacquet: “When I […]

Barcola: “I’m Probably in Trouble”

After France’s narrow 1-0 away win over Belgium in the UEFA Nations League, Liverpool FC winger Bradley Barcola lamented the refereeing standard. In particular, he was referring to a challenge from Nathan Ngoy, feeling he should have earned a penalty, but the referee chose not to award one. “If I talk about it, I’m probably […]

Klopp on City Guilty Verdict: “I’m Fine with What We Achieved at Liverpool”

Manchester City have been found guilty of engaging in than £900 million worth of financial doping over nearly a decade and then of trying to obstruct investigations into their misdeeds, with a Premier League independent commission finally delivering a verdict years in the making late last week. It’s a ruling confirming what has long been […]

Liverpool Women Prepare for Birmingham City Cup Challenge

Liverpool Women played their fourth game of the young 2026-27 season in the Super League over the weekend, welcoming Everton to Anfield for a derby match and going home 2-0 winners to leapfrog them past the Blues and into fifth place in the table. For a team that spent much of last season as one […]

Internationals Tuesday Update: Quiet Day, but All Wins

The Reds had some substitute action only in Nations League A. Rio Ngumoha came on off the bench for England in what was an already-settled 2-0 win against a Czechia side that played with 10 men for the majority of the match following a 23rd minute Pavel Šulc straight red card. The young winger looked […]

Premier League Say Man City “Systematically Broke League Rules for a Decade”

We’ve all gotten rather used to the rich and powerful escaping meaningful consequences for their misdeeds in recent years, and it’s been the same in sport as in life generally where fans of the Premier League have watched Manchester City engage in obvious financial doping going back more than a decade. Since first purchasing the […]

Jeremy Jacquet “Generally Happy” After Outstanding France Debut

On Monday night, Liverpool rising star centre half Jeremy Jacquet got his debut as new head coach Zinedine Zidane handed the 21-year-old an opportunity with the French national team that by all accounts Jacquet took in outstanding fashion. After the match, though, Jacquet wasn’t getting too excited by it, celebrating the clean sheet and 1-0 […]

Former Liverpool Manager Jurgen Klopp on Florian Wirtz

The International break has handed out the usual dismay with both Alexander Isak and Cody Gakpo reported to be returning early to AXA for injury assessments but one positive could be struggling Wirtz’s time away with Jurgen Klopp and the German national team. This writer isn’t interested in piling more pressure onto any Liverpool player […]

Monday Internationals Round-Up: Mamardashvili Manages a Clean Sheet and Jacquet Impresses

In the early window of action, Georgian keeper Giorgi Mamardashvili kept a clean sheet in his team’s 0-0 draw against Ukraine, saving both on target shots faced. While neither shot required a stunning save, the clean sheet will add to his confidence. Both Bradley Barcola and Jérémy Jacquet started for France in their Nation’s League […]

Cody Gakpo to Return to Liverpool Following Netherlands Injury

Over the weekend, Cody Gakpo was forced off in the 17th minute against Serbia with an ankle injury, and there was some hope and expectation that it would only be a mild strain. If it had been, he would have remained in the Dutch camp with an eye to potentially playing their final game of […]

Liverpool and Netherlands Await Results of Cody Gakpo Ankle Scan

Liverpool have already watched as Alexander Isak was sent home from the Swedish national team with a minor thigh issue after the first two international matches. With an extended international break and three more games to come, it’s hardly an ideal start for those watching from a primarily Liverpool point of view. Thankfully for the […]

Fisk on Liverpool Derby Win: “This Is Just the Start”

Liverpool Women started their 2026-27 season strong, with a league win over Charlton along with a draw against Tottenham where they could say they were the clear better side and a defeat at defending champions Manchester City that was level headed at the 90 minute mark. On Sunday, they added another win to the tally […]

Alexander Isak Returns To Liverpool With Injury Scare

The hope is that with this precautionary action Isak will be fit for the next Liverpool game after the international break and with that game being against Man City (should be some great chants from the Kop) everyone connected to the Reds will be waiting anxiously. Since the 26/27 season began, Andoni Iraola’s new look […]

Liverpool Monitoring Boca Junior’s Tomas Aranda

Despite the lack of quality depth in the Liverpool senior squad there’s been some significant moves for promising youth over the past couple of seasons including Ifeanyi Ndukwe, Lucca Brughmans, Djylian N’Guessan, Samuel Martinez, Dara Jikiemi, Will Wright and the Farkas brothers Patrik and Erik. Some of these players are already established beyond hopeful prospect, […]

Everything’s the Best: The Meaning of Justice or 114 Charges Later

There are a few things I don’t need a regulatory panel to tell me are true: And, of course, I don’t need to hear any affirmations from the same body that delivered “‘good process, lads” into our lexicon to tell me that Klopp’s Reds were among the most formidable Premier League sides ever constructed. But, […]

Julian Ward Reinstated As Liverpool Sporting Director

Following the departure of Richard Hughes, Liverpool have reinstated Julian Ward as sporting director. Ward, a Scouser, first joined the backroom team in 2012 as a scouting manager and then was made loan player manager before serving as the assistant for long-running sporting director Michael Edwards in his last two years in the role. Ward […]

Manchester City Punishment Must Include Being Expelled from EPL and EFL

It has been eight years since Manchester City’s financial malfeasance, or the parts which we now mostly know about, at least, was first reported on by Der Spiegel. And it has taken the last three years for the Premier League to investigate, charge, and—as of yesterday—finally find Manchester City guilty of 114 of 115 charges. […]

Gareth Taylor Updates Nine Players Ahead Of Merseyside Derby

The Women’s season marches along, and with the men away to their respective international teams, Anfield is ready to host the Merseyside Derby with a team that is happy to take over. Liverpool Women host Everton on Sunday September 27th at 2pm BST after a come from behind win earlier in the week against Sunderland. […]

Andoni Iraola to Attend Women’s Merseyside Derby on Sunday

Liverpool’s men’s head coach will officially be in the stands with his family for the first Merseyside Derby of the season as Liverpool FC Women take on Everton at Anfield on Sunday in the WSL. Gareth Taylor was delighted that his men’s counterpart would be in attendance: “Firstly, I think it’s a really nice gesture […]

Manchester City Found Guilty On All But One Charge

Reporting today by David Ornstein for The Athletic has revealed that Manchester City have been found guilty of 114 of their 115 initial charges, ending the case that has been ongoing since February 2023. The breaches they have been found guilty of happened between 2009 and 2018, immediately after Sheikh Mansour gained ownership of the […]

Liverpool Internationals: Dutch Players Reunite with Klopp

Headlining this slate of international games was Thursday’s UEFA Nations League meeting between the Netherlands and Germany. This was former Liverpool FC manager Jürgen Klopp’s first game in charge of the German National Team, and his opponents were the Netherlands, with his former players Virgil van Dijk, Cody Gakpo and Ryan Gravenberch lining up on […]

Tyler Adams on Facing Iraola: “It Felt Strange”

Coming off the back of Liverpool FC’s 1-0 victory away at Bournemouth, where head coach Andoni Iraola made his return to Vitality Stadium, the place he called home for three years before making the move to Anfield. Going into the game, Bournemouth were on an 18-game unbeaten run at home, much of it under Iraola’s […]

Iraola, Isak, and Jacquet up for September Premier League Honours

Liverpool had themselves a solid September in the Premier League, with the Reds recording a two wins and a draw in their three league matches as new head coach Andoni Iraola continues to work to get the team back on track after the disappointment of the 2025-26 campaign. It’s not a huge surprise, then, to […]

Genk Director of Football Opens up on Lucca Brughmans Liverpool Transfer

As the summer transfer window entered its final days, Liverpool surprised everyone by agreeing a £30M (€35M) with Genk and signing 18-year-old rising star Belgian goalkeeper Lucca Brughmans on a delayed deal that means he will see out the 2026-27 season as first choice in goal for the club that developed him. Most might have […]

Tuchel Praises Rio Ahead of England-Spain Nations League Match

England head coach Thomas Tuchel has praised Liverpool FC’s Rio Ngumoha, ahead of England versus Spain in Nations League action. “Rio was very impressive at this kind of age. He was explosive, he was adventurous, he was strong and one-on-ones like a true winger!” “We are very excited about his potential and about his natural […]