Can Liverpool FC become the new Dortmund?

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The Long and Winding Road

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Understanding Luis Suarez

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Liverpool FC – It’s a numbers game

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Project Liverpool: is it working?

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Brendan Rodgers: stick or twist?

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Naivety is holding Liverpool FC back

Si Steers examines whether it is a lack of experience, or just naivety that is holding Liverpool Football Club from moving forward.

Plugging the leaks at LFC

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Keep calm and walk on

Si Steers explains why the tricky start to life at the helm for Brendan Rodgers actually provides plenty of optimism for the future under his management.

Liverpool – The Truth at last

Si Steers pens his reaction to the findings of the Hillsborough Independent Panel.

‘Being Liverpool’ – the soap opera

Si Steers assesses the fall out from deadline day and the mistakes – and positive steps – made by FSG this summer.

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Sunday, January 16, 2011: Liverpool's owner John W. Henry and wife Linda Pizzuti before the Premiership match against Everton at Anfield. (Photo by: David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)

Liverpool FC: Living within our means

Si Steers explains why Liverpool must be self-sustaining if they are able to plan long term and get back into the Champions League.

The media portrait of Luis Suarez

Si Steers takes a look at the British media’s handling of the Luis Suarez racism case.

LFC – Planning for success or mediocrity?

Si Steers takes a look at how Liverpool’s owners, FSG, are still suffering from the previous owners and mis-management at Anfield.

Liverpool FC – The transfer scramble

The silly season is upon us. Not a day goes past when a different player is linked with Liverpool Football Club.

The game plan

An in-depth look at the FSG master plan for Liverpool FC; and the direction the club is taking.

The Liverpool Story

A look at how Liverpool Football Club better needs to define its ‘story’ to improve PR and Communications: and some context to why Ian Ayre needs to be cut some slack as he adapts to higher profile.

A brave new world

A look at what the new ‘footballing’ structure at Liverpool might be, and who is the best ‘fit’ for the manager role.

Time to put the politics to one side

A view as to why Liverpool FC fans should reserve judgement on the club’s owners – Fenway Sports Group- for now.

The King is gone: what next for LFC?

A look at the departure of Kenny Dalglish from Liverpool and what the potential next moves might be by FSG.

LFC: Fit for the future

Si Steers takes a look at how some of the recent announcements from Liverpool FC are getting the club ‘fit for the future’.

The transition from digression to progression

In the build up the FA cup final Si Steers looks at the task facing the owners and management at Liverpool to turn the club around long term.

Luis Suarez: the demonisation of a genius

It would be fair to say that the hyperbolic British media have hardly gone overboard with praise for Luis’ exceptional hat-trick against Norwich on Saturday.

What next for Liverpool Football Club?

Si Steers takes a look at the departure of Damien Comolli and one or two of the theories as to why he lost his job; also looking at how the Club may move forward.

Can moneyball work in football?

Si Steers takes a look at whether Moneyball can work in football; and where Liverpool need to learn that statistics are only part of the answer.

Through the wind and rain

Si Steers explains why we as supporters need to look to the future rather than having expectations based on our past.

Is our culture a barrier to modernisation?

As a  follow on to the FSG ‘bigger picture’ piece Si Steers asks whether our culture has held us back in the modern era.

Liverpool FC: The bigger picture

Si Steers takes a look at what FSG are hoping to achieve long term at Liverpool FC.

The Comolli role

Si Steers discusses Damien Comolli’s role at LFC as director of football.

The stadium issue: we have to get it right

Si Steers discusses the importance of FSG making a decision on the new stadium, or redevelopment of Anfield, this year – before we are left behind by more of our rivals.