Justin submits a video on the masses of money swashingly around the owners.

The return of the Spaniard should be celebrated.

Justin submits a fan based prediction for the Man City game.

Justin looks back at the Arsenal clash when the reds failed to make it 8 unbeaten in the Premier League.

Why Rafa Benitez is still the man for me

A continued look into Benitez’ history at Liverpool.

Nick looks at the problems plaguing Anfield this season.

From the age of 6, I was hooked, Michael Owen’s wonder goal in St Etienne at World Cup 1998 threw me into the arms of Liverpool Football Club, and from that day I’ve never looked back.

Tim looks at Glen Johnson’s transfer fee and the media crucifixion.

An in-depth look at our summer spending after the window shut, as well as the need for more funds from our owners to further strengthen the squad.

Conor discusses the witch hunt of Lucas Leiva.

Can the reds cope at Spurs with our injury ravaged defence?

Sidd sums up the feelings as Anfield prepares to say goodbye to a reds legend.

Alex looks back at the Hull City game.

Alex looks back on the 2008 year for Liverpool FC.

We’re top, yet I’ve rarely been so pessimistic about our chances of winning it.

Tim looks back at Liverpool’s performance at Spurs and the pivotal role of Torres in a title charge.

Michael looks back at the victory over United.

George Gillett is expected to attend tomorrow’s Anfield clash against Manchester United.

Following on from his earlier memo to the Chairman, Nick pens them another letter.

Billy’s match report as the reds take a point from Villa Park.

This week’s column from Nick.

Oby looks at the Sunderland match.

Nick discusses the board showing the right reaction over Barry.

Why Stevie G’s injury may be great news for reds fans

Why are we accepting another summer transfer carry-on?

Liverpool have been linked with a whole host of names, but who is likely and who do we need. Nick looks at our options.

Nick sends his letter to the Liverpool FC owners.

Torres – Parry speaks out.

Is Benitez about to make the biggest mistake of his Liverpool career?

Mike comments on the trilogy of games against Arsenal and is convinced, forgetting the scorelines, that the reds soared out on top.

Parry responds to the ‘offensive’ letter, Gillett gives him his backing and Benitez cancels his press conference. Another happy day at Disneyland.

Oby’s opinions on the Derby victory.

Oby discusses the calamity at Old Trafford and the FA’s disregard for the reds.

Oby discusses the Reading victory and the Champions League draw.

Oby discusses the Inter Milan result.

Oby’s opinion on the Newcastle trouncing.

Tom Hicks ends talks with Dubai Investment Capital.

OBY posts his thoughts on the Bolton victory.

Oby shares his views after the 3-2 win against Boro, the new stadium and the summer signings.

Oby shares his views after the victory against Inter Milan at Anfield.

Oby shares his views on the current crisis engulfing the reds.

Take the survey on what you think of the goings on at Anfield.

Liverpool supporters have been signing up worldwide in support of Rafa.

All eyes still on the Torres move, Rafa talks tough on Cisse and insists that Liverpool are busy in the transfer market.

A look back at today’s events – Torres linked heavily, Cisse deal extension on the cards, Bellamy ruins someone’s holiday and sympathy for Scott Carson.

Liverpool’s Premiership fixtures for the 2007/08 season have been released and yet again, the reds will open the campaign away from Anfield.

Ten days after the UEFA Champions League final in Athens which was organised with as much strategic planning as a car boot sale, UEFA’s murky officials began to leak stories to the press about their report condeming Liverpool fans as the worst in Europe.

After days of silence from UEFA following on from the potentially disastrous events in Greece, where over 3,000 Liverpool fans with genuine tickets were beaten, tear-gassed and refused entry to the stadium, UEFA have compiled a dossier branding Liverpool fans ‘the Worst in Europe’.

Chelsea, the club, the players and most of all their manager unfortunately suffer from the biggest inferiority complexes known in the footballing world.