Gerrard salutes ‘fantastic’ Liverpool on Premier League title
Steven Gerrard congratulated the “fantastic” Liverpool squad after the club were crowned Premier League champions on Thursday.
Gerrard calls for Liverpool to ‘start working on a statue’ for Klopp
Steven Gerrard says Liverpool should already be ‘starting work on a statue’ of Jurgen Klopp ahead of their title coronation.
Essien names Gerrard, Scholes as his toughest opponents
Former Chelsea midfielder Michael Essien has mentioned Liverpool and Manchester United greats Steven Gerrard and Paul Scholes as the toughest opponents he has played... Read more
Scholes compares Pogba to Liverpool legend
Paul Pogba ‘can do absolutely everything’ and boasts many of the traits that made Steven Gerrard a Liverpool legend, claims Manchester United icon Paul... Read more
A closer look at the most effective partnerships of the EPL era
Son Heung-min’s injury leaves Tottenham Hotspur facing a long period without either member of arguably the Premier League’s most- effective ever strike partnership.
Gerrard ‘very interested’ in outcome of EPL’s investigation into Man City
Former Liverpool midfielder Steven Gerrard captained his side to second place, behind Manchester City, in the 2013-14 Premier League season.
Gerrard admits that he thinks about Chelsea slip every day
Steven Gerrard says he still regrets his costly slip in Liverpool’s 2-0 defeat by Chelsea in April 2014.
Gerrard flattered after Klopp tips him as Liverpool successor
Steven Gerrard was ‘surprised and flattered’ to hear Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp tip him as his successor, but the Rangers boss insists he wants... Read more
8 big transfers that fell through at the last minute
As we move towards the end of this summer’s transfer window, FourFourTwoSA recalls the close calls from history that never were.
Henderson has unfinished business with Chelsea
Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson has unfinished business with Chelsea as the 2014 defeat to Jose Mourinho’s side which sank their Premier League title bid... Read more