Gerrard, Lampard, Drogba, Salah: Liverpool and Chelsea's greatest ever players ranked
Chelsea and Liverpool are set to slug it out for FA Cup glory under the Wembley arch on Saturday.
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Liverpool icon reveals where Jurgen Klopp ranks among Reds’ all-time managerial legends
Liverpool legend John Barnes has told TEAMtalk why Jurgen Klopp is worthy of the ultimate tribute, by suggesting he can now be placed alongside Bill Shankly as the club’s greatest manager of all-time.
Liverpool attacker Lionel Messi loved lied to Rafa Benitez to secure transfer
There is a certain randomness to how football supporters - and particularly Liverpool supporters - come up with songs for their heroes.
Liverpool’s Jordan Henderson wins captains’ duel with Jonjo Shelvey
What is talent? There is a tendency to prioritise what looks good over what works, to be wowed by a player with grace rather than somebody effective, to rave about a footballer who can swoop by another with a sway of the hips or in a blur of feet, or who can caress a shot into the top corner, and to be slightly dismissive of those whose game seems based on graft, who have through dedication and focus made the most of their gifts.
Gerrard, Salah, Dalglish: Who is Liverpool's greatest player?
Mohamed Salah was named the Football Writers’ Association Men’s Footballer of the Year for 2021/22 on Friday morning.
Comparing Mo Salah’s 2021-22 stats to his debut season at Liverpool
Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah has won his second Football Writers Association Player of the Year Award to honour his incredible 2021-22 campaign which has helped Liverpool threaten Manchester City’s grip on the Premier League.
Next Hibs manager: Roy Keane remains favourite alongside Premiership boss, Henning Berg link
Hibs are still whittling down the candidates to become the club’s next manager.
Stuart Pearce backing Eddie Howe to emulate Kevin Keegan at Newcastle United
Former Newcastle favourite Stuart Pearce believes Eddie Howe can be Kevin Keegan’s natural successor and bring the ‘90s feelgood factor back to Tyneside. Pearce spent two seasons at St James’ Park in the post-Keegan era under Kenny Dalglish but knows from life as an opposition player during the Entertainers era how the stadium can become a fortress when United are going well.