Rousing The Kop

Rousing the Kop delivers engaging and straightforward coverage of Liverpool Football Club, focusing on honesty and relevance. Established in June 2016, Rousing the Kop became part of the GRV MEDIA network in March 2019. Our goal is to share high-quality news about the beautiful game we love, as well as the teams we passionately support through all their ups and downs. We cover a wide range of content, including analysis, club updates, opinion pieces, match previews, player profiles, and more. In the future, we plan to expand our coverage to include additional clubs and topics within the Premier League.

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Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai was one step away from joining AC Milan

2 days ago | rousingthekop.com | James Brooke

Liverpool will scour Europe and the world once again as they look to delve into the transfer market in 2025. The Reds have built a reputation as one of the most impressive and thorough clubs on the planet when it comes to signing players. This has led to Liverpool assembling a fantastic squad across a number of years. One which has gone on to win the Premier League title. A key cog in Arne Slot’s winning machine has been midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai.
Liverpool have a £38m Milos Kerkez alternative who is still in the mix to be signed this summer

2 days ago | rousingthekop.com | James Brooke

Liverpool’s transfer plans are slowly beginning to come into focus as the summer window draws ever closer. The Reds still have two games left to play this season before Richard Hughes embarks on what is expected to be a busy period. Despite winning the Premier League at a canter, there are various areas of improvement needed within the Liverpool squad. One key area to be addressed is at left-back, where Andy Robertson’s considerable powers have started to wane.
Dominik Szoboszlai sends Anfield message after defending Trent Alexander-Arnold in front of Liverpool crowd

2 days ago | rousingthekop.com | James Brooke

Liverpool’s match against Arsenal on Sunday will live long in the memory for all the wrong reasons. After 20 minutes it had looked as though it was going to be a brilliant day for the Reds. Having already received a guard of honour from Arsenal and put two early goals past them, Liverpool had seemed primed to put on a show at Anfield. However, things turned sour when Trent Alexander-Arnold emerged from the substitutes bench with 23 minutes left to play.
Footage emerges to show Luis Diaz's goal against Arsenal was straight from the Liverpool training ground

3 days ago | rousingthekop.com | James Brooke

Much of the focus after Liverpool’s 2-2 draw against Arsenal on Sunday has been what happened away from the match action. After Trent Alexander-Arnold was mercilessly booed by his own team’s supporters, every man and his dog have been having their say. As a result, what actually happened during the game itself has been a little overlooked.
Everything is not quite as it seems with Luis Diaz despite Liverpool forward pledging future to Reds

3 days ago | rousingthekop.com | James Brooke

Liverpool edged closer towards the end of the season with a 2-2 draw against Arsenal on Sunday. It was a controversial afternoon at Anfield, with Reds supporters loudly booing Trent Alexander-Arnold as he prepares to leave the club. The boos for Alexander-Arnold overshadowed matters on the pitch, where Liverpool generally played well despite a second-half collapse.
Trent Alexander-Arnold's reaction to Anfield boos shows exactly what he thinks about Liverpool fans

3 days ago | rousingthekop.com | James Brooke

Sunday should have been another day of extreme celebration for Liverpool supporters. Having seen their team romp to the Premier League title two weeks before, they were set to rub it in the faces of their nearest challengers on a sunny day at Anfield. And while Liverpool supporters created a party atmosphere for two thirds of the game against Arsenal, things turned sour when Trent Alexander-Arnold emerged with 23 minutes left to play.
Liverpool fans once booed £5m player who Kenny Dalglish named as one of his favourites to coach

3 days ago | rousingthekop.com | James Brooke

Liverpool supporters’ treatment of Trent Alexander-Arnold is dominating the headlines on Monday morning. Alexander-Arnold was exposed to the full force of Anfield’s anger during Sunday’s 2-2 draw against Arsenal. If the right-back thought he could slink off to Real Madrid at the expiration of his contract this summer without any kind of consequence, then Liverpool fans have just shattered that illusion. Some have not been happy with the reaction.
Andy Robertson may not be finished at Liverpool just yet after quietly standing out against Arsenal

3 days ago | rousingthekop.com | James Brooke

The fallout from Liverpool’s 2-2 draw against Arsenal on Sunday has been dominated by talk of Trent Alexander-Arnold. When confirming his decision to leave the club at the end of the season, Alexander-Arnold pleaded with supporters to not let his exit impact on the title celebrations. Unfortunately for the right-back, though, it was much too late for that. His actions have led to frustration and anger within the Liverpool fanbase and that was always going to come out on Sunday.
Luis Diaz confirms Liverpool contract talks and declares how long he wants to stay at Anfield for

3 days ago | rousingthekop.com | James Brooke

Liverpool endured a strange day at the office on Sunday after drawing 2-2 with Arsenal. The Reds’ matches are effectively meaningless at this point, as they simply play out their remaining Premier League fixtures. What was already a strange game took on a sinister air midway through the second-half, when Trent Alexander-Arnold emerged to boos from the Anfield crowd.
Arne Slot risks upsetting Liverpool fans again with comments after Arsenal draw

3 days ago | rousingthekop.com | James Brooke

Liverpool added another Premier League point to their tally on Sunday after playing out an entertaining 2-2 draw with Arsenal. The Reds stay 15 points clear of the Gunners with just two games to play having long since confirmed their status as champions. If there is some frustration from Liverpool supporters on Monday, though, it’s that it really should have been three points, not one, collected on a sunny day at Anfield.