The root-and-branch American review of operations at Liverpool, which was being personally supervised on Merseyside by principal owner John W Henry yesterday, has led to the club ditching its popular weekly club magazine in favour of a monthly publication, to be published by the same London company which produces Manchester United's magazine and match programme.

Manchester United's manager Sir Alex Ferguson maintains he never felt the title race was over, despite his team leading by eight points last week.

It doesn't matter if his hair is blond or brown, the Chelsea hitman is firing blanks in League

West Bromwich manager and his Old Trafford counterpart prove that there's no substitute for experience in a perilous profession

The Chelsea striker who thinks too much and scores too few may need an analyst's help – and a return to Atletico Madrid where it all began – to find the net

Arsenal manager accuses rivals of using TV firms to 'fix' schedules to suit them

The Liverpool defender has struggled at the Etihad before but he's in the form of his life as the club's meet in tonight's Carling Cup semi-final

It is fair to say that Kenny Dalglish has not always been at his most engaging in front of the press. About 20 years have elapsed since an Independent football writer observed that this individual was "not a natural public relations man and will not enter into popular discussion save only to stay a shade on the acceptable side of rudeness." Extracting information has been painful at times, for reasons which are not entirely clear but have something to do with his view that his club's business is no-one else's business. Supporters say they like it that way, though they've had less to read on Liverpool since their King has come back.

Torres' former neighbour Pepe Reina is desperate to bring success to Liverpool

New Liverpool signing Craig Bellamy admits he could not turn down the chance to rejoin the Reds and work with boyhood hero Kenny Dalglish.

Liverpool have confirmed that Craig Bellamy has rejoined the club from Manchester City.

Liverpool finally agreed a £6m fee for the left-back they need for the new campaign last night, with Jose Enrique's long-awaited departure from Newcastle United compounding manager Alan Pardew's problems.

Liverpool moved closer to solving their problem at left-back after agreeing a fee with Newcastle for defender Jose Enrique.

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