Chris Wood shares his opinion on the latest Shankly book by David Peace

SIGNED BY 10 SHANKLY LEGENDS! "Our Liverpool Encyclopedia Legends Edition is the most stunning book we've ever made!" - deCoubertin books.

Chris Wood shares his opinion on Dave Usher's new book.

Kolo Touré is very vocal on the pitch and a good organiser of the defence, sorely needed after Carragher's retirement.

The latest chapter in our "Liverpool in Europe" series.

Chris Wood shares his opinion on the new Craig Bellamy book

28 years ago today Joe Fagan stepped down as manager of Liverpool Football Club after 25 years of service.

15th April 1989 will forever be imprinted on the minds of Liverpool supporters.

Bob Paisley gives his expert view of Liverpool's newcomer John Barnes. Has there ever been a better judge of a player?

Liverpool fans can pencil in two theatre dates featuring Anfield legends live on stage this spring.

Chris Wood shares his opinion on the new Shankly book.

Chris Wood shares his opinion on Liverpool FC Match By Match

Phillippe Coutinho became the fifth player of Brazilian birth to sign for Liverpool Football Club.

Bob Paisley looked to one player on the big occasion.

Chris Wood on Liverpool's latest recruit from Chelsea

Bob Paisley puts the spotlight on one of the best utility players in Liverpool's history.

Chris Wood shares his opinion on Rob Jones' autobiography.

Bob Paisley had the best insight in football. Here is his view on Bruce Grobbelaar.

Go back to October 1894 when Everton and Liverpool met at Goodison Park. A neutral observer witnessed the match and paints a vivid scene of a Merseyside derby day 118 years ago!

The Liverpool Echo reports on the Kop's treatment of Manchester United's Scottish legend, Denis Law, in April 1964 as Liverpool were on their way to their first League title in 17 years.

Come for a visit to Liverpool's famed backroom staff, the Bootroom boys, who were hard at work preparing for the eighties. Transcribed by kjelhanssen.com.

Hunt was called off the pitch and substituted by reserve Bobby Graham 17 minutes from the end of Liverpool's cup-tie with Leicester on 3 March 1969.

Published in the Sunday Express on 23 December 1979.

The Daily Mirror press report on West Bromwich Albion 0 - 2 Liverpool on 29.12.1979.

The Sunday Express press report on Derby County 1 - 3 Liverpool on 22.12.1979.

In July 1896 Liverpool pulled off a masterstroke by convincing the best manager in the country, Tom Watson, to leave Sunderland and join the Anfield brigade. Published in conjunction with kjelhanssen.com.

Chris Wood's review of "Steven Gerrard : My Liverpool Story".

As usual the club enjoyed the hospitality of the Sandon, which had once been owned by John Houlding, founder of the club. Spirits were high this February evening in 1913. In conjunction with kjellhanssen.com.

Chris Wood's review of "Champions League Dreams : Rafa Benitez" written in conjunction with Rory Smith.

Published in Manitoba Free Press, Winnipeg, Canada on 23 October 1929.

Chris Wood's review of Steve Horton's book about Liverpool's 1972-73 First Division Championship and UEFA Cup triumph.

How was it to be among the Liverpool crowd in 1967? A reporter tried to experience it one afternoon. Published in conjunction with kjellhanssen.com.

Kjellhanssen.com brings us back to Melwood in August 1977 when there were many legends around, including the newly-signed Kenny Dalglish.

In conjunction with kjellhanssen.com an astounding account of a blind man who "heard" the FA Cup final in 1914.

120 years after Liverpool’s first game – an 8-0 win over Higher Walton at Anfield in the Lancashire League – deCoubertin Books are delighted to announce publication of an acclaimed account of LFC history in eBook format.

In conjunction with kjellhanssen.com we present to you Petar Radenkovic who was not disheartened despite picking the ball eight times from his net at Anfield.

A profile of Nuri Şahin who will no doubt strengthen Liverpool's ranks considerably. Also included a great video that gives us a glimpse at his fantastic career to date.

Chris Wood's review of "The King’s Last Stand: The Final March With Kenny’s Army" by David Usher.

In being officially unveiled on 1 June 2012 as the man to replace Kenny Dalglish as manager of team affairs at Liverpool Football Club, 39-year-old Ulsterman Brendan Rodgers became the club’s youngest appointee to that position since Graeme Souness arrived as a 37-year-old in 1991.

In essence this is a happy story because Gary Ablett was able to play football at a high level for many years. But it is not a story with a happy ending.