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Premier League - 'Beach ball' fan says sorry
The Liverpool fan who accidentally caused the infamous 'beach ball' goal has publicly apologised.
Liverpool v Manchester United: Rafa Benitez's job is safe says Anfield chief
Rafael Benitez's job is safe even if Liverpool don't win the Premier League this season according to Anfield chief executive.
Liverpool v Manchester United: Anfield pressurises referees says Sir Alex Ferguson
Sir Alex Ferguson says the atmosphere inside Anfield has pressurised referees into dismissing his players.
Vital win says boss
Liverpool needed a win yesterday admits Rafael Benitez.
Let's be more clinical, says Benitez as Kuyt makes it alright on the night
Rafa Benitez rued his Liverpool side's wastefulness near goal as they came close to missing out on maximum points against the weakest team in their Champions League group
What the back pages say: I'm winning over Liverpool boo-boys says Lucas, City's legal battle to minimise Adebayor punishment, Flintoff goes freelance
Manchester City will continue talks with their legal team this morning in an effort to draw up a battle plan to save Emmanuel Adebayor from a potential four-match suspension following charges of violent conduct and improper conduct as a result of his actions against his former club Arsenal on Saturday - while Brazilian star Lucas believes he is winning over Liverpool fans after being singled out by the Anfield boo-boys last season.
Liverpool are in a strong financial position, says Tom Hicks
• Standard Chartered will bring in at least £21m a year• Club committed to reducing debt levelsTom Hicks has promised to reduce Liverpool's debts and strengthen the squad after revealing the club expect to generate £26m from the British bank Standard Chartered and the Danish brewer Carlsberg next season.Dismissing concerns about Liverpool's financial health and poor start to the season, the American co-owner said that the club had never been stronger on or off the pitch.While Liverpool's accountants expressed doubt over the future of the club's parent company in the 2007-08 financial
I'm not the new Xabi Alonso, says Lucas
Liverpool's Brazilian midfielder Lucas could never try to replace Xabi Alonso at the Premier League club, he said on Tuesday.
£80m shirt deal will restart stadium plans, says Liverpool managing director
• New ground delayed by 'global market conditions'• 'Deal is a huge step forward financially,' says Christian PurslowThe Liverpool managing director, Christian Purslow, believes the biggest sponsorship deal in the club's history can get their new stadium project back on track.The Merseysiders have struck a four-year sponsorship with Standard Chartered Bank, who will become their main sponsor from July next year until the end of the 2013-14 season, replacing Carlsberg.The deal is reportedly worth £80m to Liverpool and, according to Purslow, a large chunk of that revenue will go toward
Spurs are fighting for Arsenal and Liverpool's top-four place, says Harry
Harry Redknapp has already written off the Barclays Premier League as a two-horse race, but he believes the lack of European football could help Spurs make the top four.
Liverpool not strong enough to win the Premier League title says Jose Reina
Liverpool goalkeeper Jose Reina has said that winning the Premier League is "not a realistic objective" with the current squad.
Gerrard is at the peak of his powers, says Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez
Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez joined in the acclaim for England’s World Cup qualification and predicted a sharp upturn in the Anfield outfit’s fortunes as a result.
Gerrard is at the peak of his powers, says Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez
Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez joined in the acclaim for England’s World Cup qualification and predicted a sharp upturn in the Anfield outfit’s fortunes as a result.
Rafael Benitez says major changes at Melwood are paying off already: Liverpool FC latest
RAFA BENITEZ believes the major changes at Melwood and the Academy this summer are already paying dividends.
Liverpool's all-or-nothing approach will pay off, says José Reina
• Our biggest problem was draws, says Spanish goalkeeper• Any one of six teams can win titleJosé Reina has dismissed Liverpool's indifferent start to the season as an inevitable price of the ambitious approach that Rafael Benítez's team have adopted in the hope of winning the Premier League title.The Liverpool goalkeeper, in keeping with all at Anfield, has been stung by the reaction to defeats against Tottenham Hotspur and Aston Villa and believes talk of the team failing to build on last season's runners-up spot is premature. Reina admits, however, that Liverpool are more liable to
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