Brendan Rodgers’ sacking and why FSG may need to change their approach
Sacking Brendan Rodgers, after publicly backing him this summer, saw Fenway Sports Group follow a worrying trend with Liverpool managers.
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Liverpool Ladies September Round-Up: Reds into Cup semi-final
Liverpool Ladies faced the toughest month of their season yet in September.
Life after Suarez, the defence, & man management – Rodgers’ Anfield downfall
Josh Sexton looks at Brendan Rodgers’ biggest downfalls as Liverpool manager, and looks ahead to what is next for the club.
Daniel Sturridge’s goals won’t paper over the cracks in Liverpool’s foundations
The timely return of Daniel Sturridge no doubt energised Brendan Rodgers.
5 things Brendan Rodgers can do to benefit from the Europa League
Brendan Rodgers is a man in need of a plan right now, writes Thomas Bolton as he provides five things that the Liverpool boss should use the Europa League for.
Fear and loathing in L4
Rogers needs to drop the cautious approach and get Liverpool back to playing attacking football, writes Andrew Ronan.
Brendan Rodgers and the death of “Death By Football”
It’s time for Brendan Rodgers to get Liverpool back to playing “death by football”.
Liverpool – listless, lifeless, losers
Liverpool have performed well for 45 minutes of the 450 played this season, writes Caislin Boyle after the miserable defeat to Man United.
Being outraged won’t help you or the team: save it for when it’s needed
Paul McCabe explains why why he thinks LFC fans need to be a bit more patient and supportive – whether you want Brendan Rodgers to stay or go.
The Curious Case of Dejan Lovren
There are three things that are certain in life: Death, taxes and a defensive error by Dejan Lovren, writes Daniyal Ahmed.
Liverpool Ladies: August Round-up – Reds into the Cup quarter-finals
Matt Beard’s Liverpool Ladies enjoyed an upturn in form during the month of August.
3-man midfield and Lovren at the back: Brendan Rodgers needs to correct his strange decisions
Brendan Rodgers has been praised for his tactical acumen in the past but got it completely wrong against West Ham on Saturday.
Defensive decisions and how to cope without Coutinho
Benji Deane takes a look at the decisions facing Brendan Rodgers during this international break – particularly in defence and following Coutinho’s dismissal.
Dejan Lovren facing Liverpool crisis after West Ham horrorshow
After a miserable individual performance in Liverpool’s 3-0 loss to West Ham United, Dejan Lovren is in trouble, writes Thomas Bolton.
Paperback striker: Sturridge’s latest comeback by far his most crucial
With Daniel Sturridge returning to training at Melwood this week, Andrew Ronan discusses the importance of his latest return.
A Mark to Make: What next for Lazar Markovic at Liverpool?
Not named in the matchday squad for the opening game at Stoke City, Lazar Markovic’s future at Liverpool is in doubt a year after arriving for £20 million.
ANALYSIS: Use of James Milner vs. Stoke City points to Brendan Rodgers’ tactical vision
With a variety of systems on show in Liverpool’s 1-0 win over Stoke City on Sunday, Jed Davies highlights the role of James Milner as pivotal.
Stoke City vs. Liverpool: The Reds’ top 5 wins against The Potters
With Liverpool returning to the Britannia Stadium on Sunday, the scene of their 6-1 humiliation last time out, Josh Sexton takes a look at 5 happier meetings at the Potters.
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Reds’ tough start leaves no room for tinkering
With an unforgiving start to the season, Andrew Ronan urges Brendan Rodgers to pick a consistent side and formation to help Liverpool through the tough fixtures.
Liverpool Ladies: July Round-up — Return to action after Women’s World Cup
Liverpool Ladies returned to action in July following a mid-season break for the FIFA Women’s World Cup in Canada; a busy couple of weeks seeing three league games and back-to-back wins in the Continental Cup, writes Heather Carroll.
Mario Balotelli’s Anfield misadventure and a glorious opportunity wasted
With the Mario Balotelli experiment expected to close this summer, Andrew Ronan ponders if the Italian realises the chance he had to become a legend at Liverpool.
Why Liverpool should be looking to keep Javier Manquillo
On the news that Javier Manquillo’s loan is set to be cancelled, guest writer John Hablitz argues why Liverpool should keep the Spanish right-back.
Brendan Rodgers in last chance saloon after being backed to turn Liverpool around this summer
In less than four weeks, Brendan Rodgers has gone from a seemingly perilous position to being the one who will decide his own fate at Anfield.
Why selling Raheem Sterling is nothing like selling Luis Suarez
Selling Raheem Sterling for £50 million would not impact Liverpool like the sale of Luis Suarez did, argues guest writer John Hablitz.
Roberto Firmino: Are Liverpool fans right to be so excited?
Following the exciting summer signing of Brazil’s Roberto Firmino, guest writer Connor McKitrick explores just why the forward can be great for Liverpool.