Sunderland will need all their momentum to avoid their season being AFCON-ed, while Man Utd are sure to suffer too. But Arsenal are unaffected and Leeds may profit…
Jamie Carragher is hailed for his Mo Salah response, but ‘this is the sort of batsh*t, amped up paranoia that leads others to ridicule the Liverpool fanbase.
Liverpool manager Arne Slot stands accused of a ‘very obvious, big‑ticket managerial mistake’ by not dropping Mo Salah.
Cody Gakpo has scored a Premier League goal for Liverpool against every other member of the Big Six, with only Mo Salah ahead of him in the current squad.
Of course Arsenal are top. Of course Wolves are bottom. Of course Liverpool can’t defend. Of course Sunderland are fourth. All of this was obvious.
Florian Wirtz is fuming, furious and raging at Mo Salah, who would get humiliated by Jurgen Klopp for posting a family photo.
Liverpool are no longer in mini-crisis after a chaotic headloss of a defeat to Manchester United, where Ruben Amorim has bought himself time.
One Liverpool supporter is particularly riled at the idea Mo Salah and Virgil van Dijk have ‘downed tools’. Maybe Arne Slot’s transition will just take time.
Mo Salah’s failure to hit the ground running has been reflective of a Liverpool side yet to fully click this season.
It’s that time of year again when we all question if we are watching the same game as the people who vote for the Ballon d’Or.
Mo Salah has moved up a place in the top 10 Premier League highest-scorers list. But how quickly can you name the nine around him?
Salah has taken exception to a social media post criticising his former team-mates Darwin Nunez and Luis Diaz.
Mind games? Being nice to an Arsenal interviewer? Whatever the reason, the newly minted Player of the Year reckons Mikel Arteta’s side are the favourites this year.
Newcastle are prepared to move heaven, earth and the Angel of the North to keep Alexander Isak from the prying hands of Liverpool, but it can backfire.
Always a highlight of the year when we look back on our pre-season predictions. ‘Liverpool will struggle’ enters the pantheon of the very greatest shouts.
The Saudi Pro League will be back with a bang in the summer transfer window and Arsenal, Liverpool and Bruno Fernandes could be impacted.
Liverpool wrapped up their long-inevitable Premier League title success as they entirely overwhelmed a predictably hapless and hopeless Spurs.
Mo Salah needs a playmaker like Philippe Coutinho to properly thrive, but the Brazilian was the ‘better player’ and Liverpool survived without him anyway.
Jamie Carragher is right. Mo Salah ‘cannot be trusted’ with a three-year deal and this past week has given Liverpool all the negotiating power again.
When Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Man Utd are so intent on dominating the headlines, it apparently gives free rein to report whatever you want on Liverpool.
Jamie Carragher handled the AFCON aspect of his Mo Salah debate as well as he used to defend against Thierry Henry. The Ballon d’Or is part of the problem.
Mo Salah has the most Premier League goals ever for one age and the Liverpool forward is close to setting the bar for another, just like Graham Alexander.
All Arne Slot did was not cock things up and watch on as Mo Salah won the title, apparently. But is this a ‘one and done’ title?
An absolutely cracking set of midweek Premier League fixtures to enjoy this week, with several games looking well worth your time.
Erling Haaland is the fifth Manchester City player to be the highest-paid star in the Premier League at any time. He might not be dethroned until he leaves.
The final months of Erik ten Hag at Manchester United could be seen coming from a mile off but Mo Salah and Mikel Arteta’s 2024s were less predictable.
Liverpool’s brilliance should be embarrassing to Arsenal as Arne Slot does not ‘know the league’…
Mo Salah grabbed another goal and yet more assists as Liverpool continued a leisurely stroll towards the Premier League title against West Ham.
Ruben Amorim and Ruud van Nistelrooy are finally together in abject misery, along with Bernardo Silva and Brentford. Mo Salah, Nuno and Vitor Pereira shone.
Spurs are a failed experiment after a humbling defeat that shouldn’t be shrugged off just because champions-in-waiting Liverpool were excellent.