There was no one quite like Wayne

When he made his footballing debut for Everton 18 years ago, Wayne Rooney burst on to the scene with all guns blazing. When he officially retired from the game last week he went out with a whimper rather than a bang, and that was sad to see.

The FA Cup was the medicine we all needed Anyone who thought the FA Cup had lost its magical appeal was very much proven wrong over the weekend.

Where has it all gone wrong for Liverpool? High as a kite to down in the dumps in such a short period of time, the wheels are in danger of falling off Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool team.

U.K. PM Boris Johnson announces nationwide lockdown Nearly 56 million people in England will return to a full coronavirus lockdown, possibly until mid-February, to try to cut spiralling infection rates, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday.

Out with the old and in with the new

As we say goodbye 2020 and hello 2021, I wanted to take a look at what I think supporters and managers will be wishing for in the New Year.

Christmas, a time for giving and sacking Roll up, roll up, step forward for the managerial merry go round.

Au revoir and thanks for the memories Love them or hate them, there’s no getting away from the fact that right now, Liverpool FC are one of the best football teams in Europe.

VAR is taking the fun out of football

Refereeing standards have gone backwards because of VAR, and while I don’t really see things improving in the short term, there has to be some sort of review of the system.

Fans getting ready for a new norm Finally a glimmer of hope, albeit a very small one. A tiny light that’s difficult to actually see unless you squint really hard, at the end of a very long, dark and damp tunnel.

Liverpool goalkeeping great Clemence dies aged 72 Kenny Dalglish led the tributes to Ray Clemence on Sunday after the former Liverpool and England goalkeeper, a key member of three European Cup-winning teams, died aged 72.