Hello everyone and welcome back to my Liverpool story! After a couple of disappointing results in November without the injured Torres, we needed to return to form now he was back. We had a tough month ahead, including the Fifa World Club Cup, which made it 8 games in a month.
We started the month at White Hart Lane, against Tottenham, who were sitting in 8th place. As has become a theme this season, we got off to a great start, in the 2nd minute Torres fired us in front after his intial …

Hello friends, and welcome back to my Liverpool story on FM 2010! After a very good October, it was time to crack on with playing November, where we had some tough matches to play.
We started the month with a home tie against Blackburn, and before the game I was confident we could win the match. The start of the match was pretty boring, not much happened until the 26th minute. Gignac skipped away from his marker and powered home, in a sudden and unexpected incident in the match. After that it livened up …

Hello everyone, I’m back and welcome back to my Liverpool story! Last time I posted (which was a while ago) we were sitting pretty at the top of the Premier League, and had whupped Olympiakos in the Champions League. So onto the story.
The first game of October was a Champions League tie at home to group also-rans Braga. I expected us to win, and hoped we could knock a few goals against the Portuguese side. We got off to a great start, in the eighth minute Gerrard turned and curled …

Hello everyone, welcome back to my Liverpool and England story! After a good start in August we needed to rack up the points to open up a lead at the top of the table. Before any Liverpool games though, we had two World Cup qualifiers to play.
The first of these was against minnows San Marino, and I expected us to secure a big win. Aaron Lennon put us ahead in the 16th minute with a placed shot and it was one way traffic all game. Peter Crouch scored a header …

Hello everyone, welcome back to my Liverpool story, it’s time for another update! After an uneventful pre season I couldn’t wait to get started with a home game against Aston Villa. Before the game I sent Erminio Marra out on loan to Southampton to gain a bit of experience.
So we start the season at home to Aston Villa. I expected to win the game but was worried about Aston Villa’s pace up front, with Agbonlahor and Delfouneso. We started off pretty well, dominating possession and we should have scored but instead …