Much has been said about the ‘rebuilding’ of a team and what steps/procedures are needed to be taken in order to be successful in that mission. We've seen Juventus get relegated and two seasons later, become the undisputed Italian champions. We've seen Inter Milan, most recently, have a somewhat torrid season last season and now are up with the chance of winning the Italian League. Liverpool football club, on the other hand, have not been in the luck of having a two-season revival. I say luck be

With the departure of the King, Kenny Dalglish as Liverpool manager, we as Liverpool Football Club have made substantial strides forward. We might not be the most talked about team in the EPL(English Premier League) nor have I ever read any articled citing Liverpool as English Premier League title favourites. But we, as fans, have a lot to smile about, though it’s not all smiles as yet. We are Liverpool, no doubt, hope and determination (should) form part of our DNA as a club. But recently I’ve

Boasting a 20 year-old coaching career, and yet still 39 years old, Brendan Rodgers has seen himself in the position of not only proving himself as a “big-team” manager but also making history with a team, undoubtedly, underachieving for the last two decades.  Within 2 years at Swansea, Rodgers has turned a mediocre, Championship side to a Premier League, big-team slayer that finished 11th in the League. That’s something many of us know already, but try taking in the fact that Swansea was the 6t

Within roughly three seasons of their careers in the EPL (English Premier League), Fernando 'El Nino' Torres and Samir Nasri have come from clubs where they were on the brink of cult-hero status, for their respective teams, to being branded "Traitors" from many fans across the football nation. Branded so, due to their money-filled, controversial transfers to teams that might be considered enemies to the respective teams they left, but do these two players had the last laugh? Samir Nasri was boug

Any European competition should be 'home' for a Liverpool player. Uefa/Europa nights are at their best when they arrive in Anfield. Unfortunately Uefa Champions League is,hopefully, another season away. Though the good news is Europa nights, not as glamorous as the former,are around the corner and believe it or not, that's something to smile about as a Liverpool fan or player You can look down on Europa league all you want, it most certainly does not posses the allure of its 'older brother' Uefa,