‘We are Not English, We Are Scouse’ – Why Liverpool boo the anthem
‘Feed the Scousers’ chants are imbued with anti-migrant and anti-Irish sentiment
What’s Van Graan going to do that Bath’s other well-paid coaches couldn’t?
Whatever happens next, it already feels like the season is long beyond saving
Carlo Ancelotti makes history as Real Madrid wrap up La Liga title
Italian becomes the first manager to capture titles in each of Europe’s top five leagues
Newcastle takeover: Infuriating tracksuit vendor v blood-stained dictatorship?
Walk arm-in-arm with the Saudi state and football’s faux morality simply collapses
Liverpool must decide whether or not to pay Mo Salah what he is clearly worth
Club will have to revisit their rigid wage structure in order to keep the gifted Egyptian
Michael Walker: World from which Colin Bell emerged is all but gone
Mining, coal, part of the north-east of England’s raison d’etre, has gone
Can Thiago bring the right dynamics to save Liverpool from entropy?
Jürgen Klopp’s new player is disrupting the gameplan, which is just what the side needs
Michael Walker: Chelsea might be best placed to close gap on Liverpool
Frank Lampard still needs to sort out things at the back before they can mount a real challenge
Jürgen Klopp has no plans on standing still as he outlines ambitious Liverpool future
Premier League winning manager rejects comparisons with Anfield icons
Keith Duggan: How we could all do with a dose of that Italia 90 feeling just now
30 years ago it seemed like the whole of Ireland burst out on to the streets at the same time
Jimmy Greaves: A working-class hero who defined a generation
Knighthood would do little to burnish stellar reputation of former Spurs goal machine
How do Klopp’s Liverpool measure up against greats of past?
Club on course for best ever league season but longevity needed to challenge Paisley’s side
Lose the Community Shield and doubts begin. Win it and who cares?
City versus Liverpool has the makings of a historic rivalry if the Reds can start winning
Liverpool’s transformation complete as Klopp delivers on his promise
German manager has overseen constant improvement in his four years at Anfield
Michael Walker: Man City and Liverpool now on another level
Could we be on verge of City-Liverpool era as there was once with Man United and Arsenal?
Journey hunters: Why does this mean more for Liverpool fans?
It’s been 29 years coming, but as a club and city, Liverpool have won harder battles
Manchester City make pursuit of ‘impossible’ quadruple look realistic
Jock Stein’s Celtic in 1967 remain the only British team to have achieved one
Man City turning improbable scenario into realistic ambition
Only one English team have won a true treble, and not one have won the quadruple
Michael Walker: Sterling’s service to football and the wider society
Man City star confrontis the racism which blighted the career of players like Howard Gayle
Bruce Grobbelaar: War, Hillsborough and match-fixing
Despite tribulations, former Liverpool goalkeeper believes football saved his life
Zinedine Zidane announces shock Real Madrid departure
Despite three Champions Leagues Real have fallen well short of Barcelona domestically
Michael Walker: dreams, stories and memories the stuff of Anfield
Liverpool built a European empire on camaraderie, banter, talent and a passion for the shirt
Heynckes and Zidane in a race for third Champions League title
Real Madrid and Bayern Munich meet in semi-finals on Wednesday
‘We need to create our own history’ in front of Anfield wall of noise
Man City’s stars unlikely to be phased by famous Anfield atmosphere?
Michael Walker: Klopp and Liverpool must be pragmatic like Paisley
Club’s greatness in past was founded on eyeing success and failure as equal imposters
Michael Walker: Leicester should heed Manchester City’s warning from history
It was some time ago but reigning champions being relegated happened before
Lallana’s absence not connected to goalless games – Klopp
Liverpool midfielder missed scoreless draws with Manchester United and Southampton
Michael Walker: Merseyside more than Liverpool-Everton divide
Two tales of one city both ending with a sense of true belonging to respective clubs
Ciarán Murphy: Football championship trumping hurling in every way
While there has been bad games in both, the football carries more significant storylines
Euro ’88: Jack Charlton points Ireland’s ‘beautiful, skilled losers’ on path to glory
A phone call in December 1985 set in train one of the key chapters in the history of Irish football
Stephanie Roche sets new goals at Sunderland after move
Ireland player determined to make impact at English club after brief spell in the US
Steven Gerrard’s exit severs another link to Liverpool’s glorious past
Liverpool midfielder was the most captivating presence of his era
Mourinho’s managerial mastery evident as his rivals flounder
Portuguese quickly identified and then addressed Chelsea’s shortcomings
Mario Balotelli was too high a risk
Brendan Rodgers must have know the Italian striker was no replacement for Luis Suarez
Gareth Bale on target as Real Madrid finally land ‘la decima’
Floodgates open in second half of extra-time as Atletico let in three goals
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