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to the people.
A Liverpool fanzine with a view from the stands and an eye on the city. Read the news. Have the argument. Keep the memories.
Read our opening word →Clocks back. Standards up.
Brighton at Anfield, the Sunday clock change and a weekend worth checking before you set off. Your Friday reading, without the clutter.
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That bird was here before your club.
The Liver Bird: bigger than the badge. From medieval paperwork to the roof of Liverpool, via a German sculptor and a football shirt.
Follow the bird →Archive pictures. Mark’s photographs. A few myths put in their place.
From the stands. On film.
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All stories →Clocks back. Standards up.
Brighton at Anfield, the Sunday clock change and a weekend worth checking before you set off. Your Friday reading, without the clutter.
Liverpool 4–3 Villarreal: enjoy it, then ask questions.
The comeback and the concession of three goals can both matter. Reaction to the match on 20 October 2026.
1892: one ground, two clubs.
Liverpool’s beginning belongs to a shared city history. The split at Anfield explains more than a birthday does.
Liverpool Women: two titles, a longer story.
The 2013 and 2014 championships belong in the main history, with the years before them.
The Liver Building is more than a skyline.
Look beyond the birds: a mutual society, a headquarters and a building people use to recognise home.
Photograph the walk, not just the ground.
A small matchday photo essay can begin with five pictures and one honest point of view.
A zine can leave the edges rough.
A small Liverpool photo publication should have a point of view before it has a perfect finish.
Your turn.
News & discussion →The first match. The walk home. The photograph you have kept for years. Put your story into the conversation.
A city worth keeping.
Original Liverpool photographs and paintings by Mark C Grant sit alongside our stories: the waterfront, the streets and the places that connect us.
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