Jay Riley

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Gary Mac’s best moments

With Gary McAllister taking a role on Liverpool’s coaching staff, we’ve taken a look at his top LFC moments.

These were selected by Reds’ fan Jay Riley.

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Advent Calendar Day 21: Gary McAllister

December 21st: The latest TBT Advent Calendar piece sees Jay Riley take a look back at his personal highlights of the brief, yet eventful Liverpool career of former number 21 Gary McAllister.

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Preview: Liverpool vs. Crystal Palace

Jay Riley looks ahead to Saturday’s clash with Crystal Palace, at Anfield.

After his brilliant predictions a couple of weeks ago, Jay gives you some more tips.

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Preview: Liverpool v Southampton

Jay Riley looks ahead to Saturday’s clash with Southampton, at Anfield.

He predicts the starting line up and also gives his betting tips.

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Preview: Liverpool vs Stoke

Jay takes a look at Liverpool’s opening day opposition and suggests some bets.

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Newcastle Massacre, Coutinho and Derby Day

After the dust had settled on the Luis Suarez biting incident, The Redmen responded in tremendous fashion to hit Newcastle United for six at St James Park, last Saturday evening. I have to admit that I feared we might have lost the game due to the turbulant week the club had and the fact that […]

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Frustrations, Golden Boot & Rafa

The Redmen contrived to produce another frustrating goalless draw against strugglers Reading last weekend. It was a game that we dominated throughout – registering 20+ shots – yet managed to come away from the without a single goal for our efforts. This was largely down to an inspired goalkeeping display by Alex McCarthy. Similar to the […]

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Allardyce Didn’t Play, He Frustrated

It was a disappointing result at home to West Ham on Sunday – there’s no doubt about that. Although I thought the team performed adequately and the effort from the players was there for all to see, it was just one of those days where nothing seemed to go for us. Coutinho and Suárez were our main […]

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Don’t Make Them The Villains

Thankfully the inconvenience of the international break is now over and its back to the football we all love best. The Reds travel to Villa Park on Easter Sunday to take on Aston Villa, a side who beat us in December at Anfield quite convincingly (3-1) but who have struggled all season and are trapped […]

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Inconsistency: Jekyll and Hyde

We were brought back down to earth with a bump at St Mary’s on Saturday, as we were torn apart, at times, by a Southampton side who are fighting relegation. The game highlighted some of our deficiencies, particularly in our back-line and midfield. The loss of the organisational presence of Jamie Carragher, mixed with Pepe […]

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Momentum, Coutinho and Suarez

An emphatic away day victory at the DW Stadium against Wigan last Saturday; a win that kept up our momentum of winning games and sets us up nicely going into the final months of the season. There was plenty of positives to take from the game with new Brazilian playmaker, Coutinho, showing his quality by […]

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Disappointment, Pride and Realism

It was a valiant effort from the redmen in our attempt to overturn a two goal deficit against Zenit St Petersburg in the Europa League last Thursday evening. A mistake early on by club legend, Jamie Carragher, gave us a mountain to climb and with them scoring that all important away goal, we then required […]