‘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
Michael Walker: Rangnick’s problems seen by O’Farrell nearly 50 years earlier
Only Irish man to manage United faced the similar internal problems that beset the club
Liverpool have confident swagger back but no complacency as Inter Milan arrive
Tuesday’s second leg comes a year on from a low point for the club after Fulham defeat
Michael Walker: Relentless football machine keeps turning
Under pressure managers the latest instalment of the endless drama that is football
Cultural reset needed at nostalgic Manchester United
Ferguson seems a manager emeritus, his word consecrated as if a revelation from the divine
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: How Ian St John helped turn Liverpool all red
The Scottish striker changed Liverpool and of how many can that be said?
Former Liverpool forward Ian St John dies aged 82
He scored the extra-time winner when Liverpool won their first FA Cup in 1965
Death of former Liverpool, Spurs and England goalkeeper Ray Clemence
The key member of the Liverpool team which dominated Europe between 1977 and 1981 won 61 England caps
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
Johnny Watterson: Jack Charlton was forged from rough, tough raw material
He was a chip off the same granite block as Matt Busby, Bill Shankly and Brian Clough
Jürgen Klopp has no plans on standing still as he outlines ambitious Liverpool future
Premier League winning manager rejects comparisons with Anfield icons
Michael Robinson was a man who both loved the story and loved telling it
Michael Walker: Former Ireland international won at life both on and off the pitch
Finishers: How the evolution of substitutes has changed Gaelic football
Tyrone were one of the frontrunners in the tactical use of replacements
Joanne O’Riordan: Ever decreasing circles leave me pining for sport’s return
Why am I so selfish when so many are going through so much
Morality of holding the Olympic Games now seriously open to question
Worldwide battle to contain coronavirus means organisers have a huge call to make
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
TV View: Kerry take silver ... according to Joe Brolly at least
In the Sky Sports studio on Sunday José Mourinho couldn’t hold back on a few jabs
TV View: Give kitten-loving Dublin the trophy already
Hopeless panel tell us not to mind the drive for five, it’ll be ‘seven is heaven’ soon enough
In a word . . . Sport
How it can bring us to places of such intense emotion is remarkable and miraculous
Stability unlikely for Chelsea and Sarri despite Europa win
Italian could be on his way to Juve after a solid first campaign at Stamford Bridge
TV View: Klopp’s Liverpool succeed in the most beautiful way
Presenters and commentators left speechless
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
Kathy Sheridan: FAI, John Delaney and the beautiful game gone wrong
Good governance: Football is big business and needs to be run properly
Rare George Best memorabilia to go on display in new Belfast hotel
The hotel will be also named in honour of the late footballer
Irish soccer was built on skill and not teams of giants
Jimmy McIlroy's innovation captured the tradition of brains over brawn in Irish soccer
Real Madrid’s new No 7 - Mariano Díaz is one to watch
Catalan-born striker is strong, quick, direct, aggressive, a finisher. No messing, just goals
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
La fin for Le Professeur: credits finally roll for Arsène Wenger
Frenchman had a profound impact on club and while he lost his touch he kept his values
‘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?
Carlos Carvalhal tells Swansea players to dream of Wembley
Their last FA Cup quarter-final appearance came in 1964 against Bill Shankly’s Liverpool
Ken Early: Lure of La Liga will exist for as long as pay gap does
There was a lot more at stake than a childhood dream in Coutinho’s move to Catalonia
How different my daughter’s Australian childhood is from mine in Ireland
Her single-child status is light years away from our crowded Westmeath house
Jock Stein: From miner to European champion
Fifty years ago the visionary manager led Glasgow Celtic to their greatest ever victory
Zinedine Zidane returns elusive La Liga as doubters answered
‘I’d like to get up here and dance. I’m not going to, but inside I’m very, very happy’
Ken Early: Liverpool are a long way from socialism these days
Shankly’s club along with the rest of the Premier League are the ultimate neoliberalists
Liverpool stalwart Ronnie Moran dies at age of 83
Former club captain, coach and caretaker manager, won three leagues and an FA Cup
Liverpool to bring young and old together by moving first-team training base
Anfield club has trained at Melwood since the days of Bill Shankly in the 1950s
Michael Walker: Leicester should heed Manchester City’s warning from history
It was some time ago but reigning champions being relegated happened before
Michael Walker: Merseyside more than Liverpool-Everton divide
Two tales of one city both ending with a sense of true belonging to respective clubs
Jurgen Klopp: ‘Alex Ferguson is the John Lennon of football’
Liverpool manager is relishing Sunday’s derby against Manchester United
Tributes paid to late Gerry Byrne, Liverpool’s FA Cup hero
World Cup winner broke collarbone and played on in extra-time win in 1965 final
Ken Early: Media revels in Jürgen Klopp but jury still out
New Liverpool manager welcomed with open arms but he has a lot to prove yet
Alex Ferguson on what sets leaders apart
Manchester United legend and venture capitalist Michael Moritz share their secrets
Chelsea’s silence staggering on treatment of Eva Carneiro
Jose Mourinho’s rash act of dictatorial temper contrary to all sense and reason
Jose Mourinho hits back at Chelsea detractors
‘We do everything that the team needs’ says manager after winning third Premier League title with the club
Steven Gerrard’s exit severs another link to Liverpool’s glorious past
Liverpool midfielder was the most captivating presence of his era
Bill Shankly’s idealism meets its match in Mario Balotelli’s indifference
Why should the Kop choose to care if its striker/asset doesn’t?
Scotland striker Steven Naismith the epitome of teak-tough independence
If Everton’s forward had an inferiority complex such notions have long since receded
Stunning first World War pictures by Fr Browne published
‘Titanic priest’ had been Irish Guards chaplain in Flanders
Liverpool back on summit with clear view ahead
Brendan Rodgers’s side make strong title statement at Anfield
Wenger still game after 1,000 match days
Like Alex Ferguson, he symbolises a club, but the lack of recent trophies weighs heavily
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