Liverpool breaking news

STEVEN GERRARD today paid Jamie Carragher the ultimate tribute as he described him as a world-class defender and Liverpool great.

JAMIE CARRAGHER is sat at a table in his Liverpool One café, rubbing his brow and starring intently at piece of paper that has a number of familiar names scribbled on it.

Derby County have solved their goalkeeping crisis with the loan signing of Liverpool's David Martin.. .

Liverpool have reached agreement with Juventus for Alberto Aquilani to return to Serie A on loan.. .

Liverpool manager Roy Hodgson refused to be too downbeat after his side's 3-0 loss at Manchester City on Monday evening.. .

Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini was pleased to see his side land their first Premier League win of the campaign as they thumped Liverpool 3-0 on Monday evening.. .

Bradford City have snapped up young Liverpool defender Robbie Threlfall on an initial month-long loan deal.. .

Hiding something, Roy? Liverpool fans, if you think you’re on a transfer knife-edge with this whole Torres stuff, just imagine how The Spoiler feels.Way back in the month of June, we suggested that Spain’s current number three striker, Fernando Torres, would be joining Chelsea - everyone got really cross about that.

Or, erm, not?Is a certain sheepdog missing his master?

BLUES boss David Moyes looks ahead to Everton's trip to Anfield for the 213th Merseyside derby

People on the streets of Liverpool give their views on the announcement that Liverpool Football Club is officially up for sale. By Jake Milovsorov and Hugh Morris.

SHORTLY before kick-off at the Fritz Walter Stadion on Saturday, a stocky, shiny-headed man strode purposefully on to the pitch, piece of paper in one hand and microphone in the other.

REDS boss Rafa Benitez on the Hammers' trip to Anfield & the latest news on the club's ownership

FOLLOWING an outbreak of widespread euphoria through Merseyside late on Saturday afternoon, normal service frustratingly resumed 24 hours later.

IT had to be him. The man who was dragged off on Easter Sunday to a chorus of incredulity has thrillingly dragged Liverpool’s season off the canvas.