The “God of the Gaps” argument is a theological outlook where the gaps in scientific knowledge are evidence or proof of gods existence, physical or otherwise. On the whole, it was a criticism used by people to refine ‘God’ to only the gaps science cannot explain – it is merely a pro-science argument. This will… Keep Reading
“You sign an agreement; you make a contract, you live up to it. You never get what you deserve. You get what you negotiate. You got a right to say yay or nay…” Don King Rooney coming home, Vardy back in form, Giroud off the bench, Matic in Manchester, Lukaku looking awesome and the champions… Keep Reading
And so, the start is near. The Premier League will begin the 25th year of its life, and the most successful club in its history will be opening their trophy cabinet once again. ‘But why!?’, I hear you scream into your monitor. ‘United finished sixth (SIXTH) last year!’ or ‘Pogba completely failed to perform’ or… Keep Reading
Liverpool’s recent comprehensive 3-0 defeat at Watford, in which they were totally outplayed, made me chuckle. Not because I have anything against the club, but because of how silly it looks to have been talking them up as title contenders just a few weeks ago. It also showed how much work there is to do… Keep Reading
by cchana Brendan Rodgers’ seat on the Liverpool bench might still bear his imprint, but the markets are already open as to who his successor will be. News broke over the weekend that Rodgers’ position as manager of Liverpool was no more and now the fans, the pundits and the bookmakers are all in speculation mode. After just over… Keep Reading
The announcement of Brendan Rodgers sacking by Liverpool following the Reds 1-1 draw against Everton hardly comes as any surprise to anyone. Many predicted a Premier League managerial sacking to come within the next few weeks, we didn’t have to wait long. Rodgers, who took the job at the start of the 2012/13 season after… Keep Reading
When I was asked to write some kind of piece on the current situation on Liverpool and Brendan Rodgers, my first thought was “ahh balls…so close”. I nearly made it. I nearly got through the aftermath of a loss in the biggest game in world football without having to come down on one side of… Keep Reading
So, it’s finally happened. Raheem Sterling has left the bright red of Merseyside for the light blue of Manchester. £49 million one way, one young English star of the future the other. But what is the greater significance? Was Sterling wrong to leave Liverpool? Why does £49 million sound so outrageous? And what exactly has… Keep Reading
Television and social media have been midwives to the birth of a new generation of capricious supporter – a strange and intensely emotional meat sack who only deals in extremes. These “fans” will openly abuse and denigrate their own players if they aren’t meeting their required standards on the pitch. Through a combination of terrace… Keep Reading
“We’re going to win the league, we’re going to win the league.” This time last year every Liverpool fan was standing tall, singing aloud, bouncing in unison and feeling like the Champions elect. The team were playing the most exciting attacking football in living memory, demolishing teams with rapier-like efficiency and scoring goals by the… Keep Reading
