If John Henry is as serious about Liverpool being successful as we want him to be, he needs to be stark raving mad after Liverpool’s FA Cup final loss capped a dreadful season. Could it be a blessing in disguise, though?

In this article from Football In Deep Thought we look at why Liverpool desperately need a bigger stadium if they want to close the financial gap on their closest rivals.

It only took two thirds of the Premier League season but Kenny Dalglish finally seems to have recognized the error of his ways in continuing to play Charlie Adam, opting …

Yesterday’s toothless defeat to Sunderland was the worst display Liverpool have put in in a long time. And to think we had over £100 million of ‘talent’ on the field during the game. That defeat is our third in a row and the first time that has happened since October 2003 under Gerard Houllier. That’s right, not even Roy Hodgson had such a bad run.

We look at why it won’t be plain sailing for Liverpool when they take on Sunderland.

Liverpool are without their captain and one component of the second best defense in the league as they take on a resurgent Arsenal, who will be looking to build on their best display of the season. It could spell the first home loss for Liverpool.