Kop Legends

In the second part of our exclusive interview with Reds legend John Aldridge, we discuss Brendan Rodgers, Jordan Henderson, match fixing and the dying art of the goal poacher. If you missed part 1, you can catch it here. Usually it doesn't...read more »

LIVERPOOL FC legend John Aldridge sat down with live4liverpool.com for an exclusive interview yesterday and discussed Monday night’s game, Liverpool's striking options, Jamie Carragher's retirement and how Liverpool's fading Champions League dreams may affect the future of Luis Suarez. Aldridge was...read more »

EVERY goal counts. Whether they are 30 yard screamers or simple tap-ins a few inches from the goal-line, a penalty kick or a well worked team effort, a curling free-kick or an audacious lob from the half-way line. They win you matches...read more »

BACK on the 22nd November Reds goalkeeper Pepe Reina broke a European record which has stood at Liverpool FC for over three decades. He overtook former ‘keeper Ray Clemence’s appearance record in European competition by playing his 81st game in a...read more »

LITTLE was known about Luis Garcia Sanz when he signed from Barcelona in 2004 for £6 million but he became a vital player for LFC during his three years at the club. He came through the ranks of the world famous...read more »

JUST in case any proof was needed, the aftermath of the appalling Hillsborough revelations has showcased the fantastic spirit of Liverpudlians from across the globe. When addressing the thousands of people gathered at St George’s Hall on the 12th September this...read more »

AFTER starting the Europa League qualifier against FC Gomel, Jamie Carragher has now passed the 700 game barrier for Liverpool. I have a lot of fond memories of Carra, and he has become someone I will tell my children fond stories...read more »

THE unheralded cog in the Red machine, the team player who put the collective first, someone who does his job without much fuss and does it efficiently and effectively. Their names don’t reverberate around the Kop and they don’t court...read more »

DURING last year’s school summer holidays, I found myself with my 8 year old nephew up in the attic wading through old boxes and bags, and generally having a “Cash in The Attic” moment. To the huge disappointment of an...read more »

An Inauspicious Start Ian Rush was born on the 20th October 1961. He grew up in a village called St Asaph in North Wales with five brothers and five sisters, and it was clear from an early age that Rush...read more »