It’s certainly fair to say that Mamadou Sakho has experienced something of a topsy-turvy spell in-front of the Anfield faithful, ever since first joining up with the English Premier League in the summer of 2013. Big things were expected of the highly coveted Frenchman when he first stepped out onto the pitch in Liverpool
Loris Karius has certainly endured a rather eventful stint between the Liverpool sticks in recent weeks. The 23-year-old German goalkeeper could have arguably served his team a little better last time out against West Ham United, after famously failing to cover himself in all that much glory when the Reds came up against AFC Bournemouth
When Jurgen Klopp first took over the reins at Anfield roughly right about this time last year, the former FSV Mainz 05 and Borussia Dortmund manager seemingly arrived with the task of finally re-establishing Liverpool’s once untouchable dominance among the English top-flight. Although such an ask could never prove wholly straightforward, Klopp was considered the
After convincingly seeing off a rather ineffective Watford outfit last time out on Merseyside – a somewhat one-sided affair that eventually saw the Reds put six goals past the onrushing Hornets – Jurgen Klopp and his in-form Liverpool squad will likely remain full of confidence ahead of the not so highly anticipated international break.
Although the Reds often flirted with the prospect of real meaningful success among the upper echelons of the English top-flight under the recently departed Brendan Rodgers, Liverpool seemingly represent a far more threatening and capable side with Jurgen Klopp making all the big decisions down in the Anfield dug-out. Yes, this is a team that
Mario Balotelli is one name few within the English footballing community could ever forget it a hurry. Although the Italian striker didn’t exactly serve to set the Premier League alight during two relatively brief spells at Manchester City and Liverpool respectively, his is a personality that certainly left its mark upon the English top-flight as
The annual summer transfer window simply wouldn’t feel the same without Liverpool splashing out on yet another risky signing who could very well serve only to disappoint in largely underwhelming circumstances throughout the course of next season. Sadio Mane is not a bad player with any relevant stretch of the imagination, far from it in-fact –
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