The Mersey Juror

[...] of it is another thing but I feel they’re genuine. I’m also confident that Brendan Rodgers is a good manager but also a good man. Now we all know the Hicks and Gillett regime was a [...]

[...] – but my job is bigger than that. My job is to fight and protect the club.” Brendan Rodgers’ interview after last nights friendly against Valerenga was brilliant. I loved it. Read [...]

[...] , then you’re fighting relegation. Kevin Mirallas SHOULD have been sent off, however Brendan Rodgers’ response was puzzling. “It would’ve been interesting if Luis made the [...]

[...] , Sturridge and Coutinho. We are very lucky to have these three spearheading our attack and Brendan Rodgers should take all the praise. He bought Coutinho and Sturridge for peanuts when nobody else [...]

[...] into simple parts. Allow me to review everything and everyone that made this summer eventful. David Moyes: In David Moyes’ 11 year tenure as Everton boss, I constantly backed his corner. I [...]

[...] Science is open once again and the headmaster is gorgeous. I don’t really want to mention David Moyes because, well, he’s irrelevant and he’s an idiot. Today though, a lot of people [...]

[...] abused the loan market No we haven’t. Everton frequently utilised the loan market under David Moyes but nobody batted an eye lid. The reason being, we weren’t viewed as a threat. Over the [...]

[...] a few points that have made me want to pull my eyeballs out with a tea-spoon since the day Roberto Martinez became Everton manager: 1. Loanerton Athletic have abused the loan market No we haven’ [...]

[...] well. When it comes to learning about history in a bid to be prepared for the future, this Roberto Martinez is on another level. Whereas the previous manager would claim “we just wanted to get [...]

[...] we should ditch “The People Club” slogan and completely wash our hands with him. Roberto Martinez: I’m not going to lie or be a hypocrite, he wasn’t my first choice. However [...]

[...] What a funny season for Liverpool Football Club. Extreme highs followed by extreme lows. A fantastic brand of football, whisked together [...]

[...] both on and off the field. The most successful transfer during my time supporting Liverpool Football Club has undoubtedly been Sami Hyypia. … Read the rest of this entry → [...]

[...] As club legend would have it, when Kevin Keegan declared he was leaving Liverpool Football Club to join Hamburg SV in 1977, The Spion Kop was ready to throw the towel in.   In a swift [...]

[...] sit there numb in the mouth waiting for fate to occur. In my life and in my support for Liverpool Football Club, I’d rather aim high and fall flat on my face than aim low and settle for [...]

[...] A lot has been made of Liverpool’s transfer dealings in 2011. While Kenny Dalglish and Damian Comolli splashed the cash last summer, an air of excitement whisked its way around [...]

At the start of the season our aim was to earn a top four finish. It was a tough challenge we set ourselves but having spent in the region of £110 mi [...]

[...] . I couldn’t identify what Liverpool was under Roy Hodgson. The same goes for Kenny Dalglish’s Liverpool. What was the method? Carroll and Suarez up front with Downing on the [...]

[...] players he purchases. The opposers want Rafa Benitez to be the manager and are adamant that Kenny Dalglish should never have have been sacked. Any new owner has to be minted and ready to spend all his [...]

[...] For me, Everton Football Club is the greatest club on the planet. I love it. I have been through many hard times in my [...]

[...] straight here; David Moyes was given a fantastic send off by everyone connected with Everton Football Club. At the final home game of last season, he left Goodison Park with all our best wishes. It [...]

[...] In stark contrast to summers gone by, this has been an eventful one for Everton Football Club. Let’s look back at this by breaking it down into simple parts. Allow me to review [...]

[...] in broadcasting income and not invested in the first team squad. A good window? Only if like Bill Kenwright and his directors you have no ambition for the club. [...]

[...] for a trophy appears to be the horizon? Do you want another argument about the many cons of Bill Kenwright and his board for the umpteenth time or do you think that with the team on a good run and the [...]

[...] feel the pinch this year. I’m sure by now Evertonian’s know I don’t like Bill Kenwright. I hear blues say he has gone missing again this year. Yet the same people say they cringe [...]

[...] ;20 million for new players? There’s money left over from Fellaini isn’t there? If Bill Kenwright backs Roberto Martinez properly in January, without a shadow of doubt, Everton will ruffle [...]

[...] as well as the clubs. I can read or listen to criticism or opinion when it relates to the football team. Football is a game of opinions and unless your winning titles, there is no right or wrong [...]

[...] get stuffed tomorrow against Villa. But they can play. They have a method and an identity. A football team has to stand for something. You have to be able to recognise and associate yourself with the [...]

[...] dugout, Mr Rodgers is doing the simple things and applying basic principles to help produce a Liverpool team with an identity. [...]

[...] of saves doesn’t carry any weight with me. Simon Mignolet is an integral part of the Liverpool team and he did his bit. You don’t deserve to win the game because the goalkeeper kept his [...]