Statistics and points are certainly one measure of quality, and there's been plenty of that done this season for Liverpool and their personnel. Now it's time to consider another critical attribute, one that's gained increased attention over recent we
Luis Suarez made the PFA Team of the Year and came in second to Gareth Bale for the Player of the Year, but that was overshadowed by the booing of the mean girls and boys that attended the ceremony. Luckily, they left behind their Burn Book.
We're down to the final in Liverpool March Madness, with the man who has defined the club during the past decade going up against Liverpool's best from the 80s and 90s.
We're down to the final four and the last week of voting for the most important Liverpool player of the Premier League era, and two of John Barnes, Ian Rush, Jammie Carragher, and Steven Gerrard won't be going any further.
After the closest finish of the competition capped the second half of Sweet Sixteen voting, we move to the Elite Eight, where seven of the eight top seeds square off.
It's the second half of the Sweet Sixteen round and we're edging closer to your choice as the most important Liverpool player in EPL history. It's getting a touch uncomfortable now, as several favourite sons of the Kop must exit at this stage.
We're down to 16 names as we vote our way to the most important Liverpool player in the EPL era. And at least a few favourites—players like Alonso, Hyypia, Carragher, and Hamann—won't make it through to the next round.
The second half of Round of 32 action as we vote our way down to the most important Liverpool player of the EPL era takes us into the Benitez and Dalglish regions and some intriguing pairings.
We're on to the Round of 32 as we vote down to the most important Liverpool player of the Premier League era, with the pairings becoming more competitive and the chance a few fan favourites could be sent packing.
For the final region of the first round, Nate of Oh You Beauty joins us to take you through a group including the legendary John Barnes, fan favourite Lucas Leiva, and the controversial Paul Ince.
Our third group sees us moving on to the Rafa bracket, featuring some of the club's most sensational strikers, fan favourites, and a few emotional elbows to the face.
Continuing our March Madness-inspired search for the most important Liverpool player of the Premier League era brings a second group of sixteen including Robbie Fowler, Jamie Carragher... and Joe Cole.
Join us as we hop on the March Madness bandwagon and vote our way down to the most important Liverpool player of the Premier League era, starting with a group including the likes of Steven Gerrard, Sami Hyypia, and Xabi Alonso.
It's been another disappointing year on the whole for Liverpool and its supporters, but there's also been a handful or two of joy to go along with the requisite agony and despair.
Ahead of Liverpool's home date with Fulham, manager Brendan Rodgers took time out for his second session of the season with Liverpool bloggers and fansites, and RedmenTV were there to capture the 90-minute visit.
If you live in the UK and aren't philosophically opposed to getting things for free, you've got a chance to win a pair of Warrior's new football boots.
The six-episode documentary wraps up with the final episode, in which we see the draw with Manchester City unfold and the deadline day failings front and center.
The trip to Scotland, Jonjo Shelvey's future at the club, and a long build-up to the Manchester City match are on the offing in the penultimate episode of Liverpool's documentary.
A major point of contention for supporters across ownership groups has been the stadium issue, and an announcement is expected for Monday that will confirm redevelopment of Anfield as the way forward.
After last year's endless calamities, most were hopeful that the club would move forward in a more positive light, with the hiring of Jen Chang supposedly signaling a change in direction. After today, we're rethinking all sides of that assumption.
Liverpool finally get the Premier League season underway in episode four of Fox Soccer's six-episode documentary, with a behind-the-scenes look at the opening day loss to West Brom.
Liverpool's docudrama reaches its midway point, with a contract extension for Luis Suarez, a couple of new signings arriving, and more reasons to consider avoiding it as one of its most prominent narrative hurtles towards disappointment.
The second episode of Liverpool's documentary has aired in the US, and while it still doesn't provide too much depth, we get a more extended look at what goes into the actual football.
Everyone knows Gravity Falls is better than Being Liverpool. But we're obligated to talk about the latter.
There's absolutely nothing going on in the lead-up to today's slate of internationals, so rather than jump straight to those, we'll take our irregularly scheduled look at the axis of power that's...
