Dedicated to supporters of the Merseyside clubs
Moved to a Sunday lunchtime for television. What changed, who can get a ticket and the quickest ways down to Bramley-Moore Dock on the day. Read the verdict →
Open from New Year's Day, shut at 11pm on 1 February. A plain guide to the winter market and how to judge the rumours before they start. Read the verdict →
Boxing Day is back with a fuller card. Both clubs' festive fixtures, from Hull and Sunderland on the 26th to Leeds on New Year's Day night. Read the verdict →
Licences before 2027/28, protection for badges, home colours and grounds, and a legal say for fans on some big decisions. What actually changes. Read the verdict →
Genuine replica shirts usually cost £60 to £120. Below that, check the tags, the codes and the seller before a fake ends up under the tree. Read the verdict →
Sky has at least 215 live games, TNT has 52, the BBC has the highlights and Saturday 3pm stays dark. A plain guide to following both clubs from home this winter. Read the verdict →
Tunnels, dressing rooms and a seat in the manager's chair. How the two Merseyside stadium tours compare on price, content and gifting. Read the verdict →
The Plateau has gone over to ice, rides and a smaller market, and Pier Head has its own winter wonderland. How to fit Christmas in the city around a game. Read the verdict →
Goodison is still hosting top-flight football. Ticket prices, parking, the buggy park and why a WSL Sunday is the cheapest way back into the old ground. Read the verdict →
A5 at Anfield, A4 at Bramley-Moore, and searches at both. What gets you turned back at the turnstile and what is worth bringing for a cold match. Read the verdict →
A mixed group of supporters can enjoy the same match without wanting the same atmosphere.
A matchday photograph is a record of being there, but the people behind the camera position are also trying to enjoy the event.
An instruction to meet outside can mean several different places after a busy match.
A discussion of football culture may need to describe a chant without reproducing every line.
Football talk often mixes a reported fact, a guess and a joke within the same minute.
Two reports can describe the same match and emphasise different things without either being a complete account.
The matchday chat can be a fine place: travel plans, team news, an unreasonable prediction and someone asking where everybody is meeting.
Every supporter has left a match convinced that one moment explained the whole afternoon.
A green strip between two footballing worlds. The Juror walks the Victorian park that gave birth to both clubs, and asks what changes now Everton have gone to the docks. Read the rest of this entry →
Kick-off times shuffled for television, prices that creep up every summer. A question for the league from the people who actually turn up, and a short list of what they want. Read the rest of this entry →
There is a special noise reserved for a Scouser coming off the bench. From Gerrard to Rooney, why both clubs should keep the academy door wide open. Read the rest of this entry →
Red at the breakfast table, blue in the back bedroom. The Merseyside derby is not a grudge match between two towns; it is an argument inside the same families, and that is exactly why it still matters. Read the rest of this entry →
Coming up for the game? Get off the train early, eat somewhere that is not a burger van, and give yourself time to walk. A practical guide to doing a Liverpool matchday properly. Read the rest of this entry →
Everton have swapped the terraced streets of L4 for the docks. A season on, the Juror weighs up what was gained, what was left behind and what the old ground still means to the north end. Read the rest of this entry →
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