Liverpool great Kenny Dalglish thought he was being sacked for a second time when he was called into manager Jurgen Klopp’s office for a conference call with owner John Henry – only to discover he was being immortalised at Anfield.

The tweet from a reporter read “Klopp angry with crowd impatience”. Here we go, I thought.

They could make a film about Liverpool optimism; Gone In 60 Days.

Philippe Coutinho has submitted a transfer request that has been rejected by Liverpool.

Irish Continental Group’s share price recovery continued yesterday with a near 3% gain on the back of the Irish Ferries owner announcing a €144m deal for its first newly built vessel in 15 years.

Liverpool chief executive Ian Ayre has defended the club’s owners Fenway Sports Group ahead of a proposed ticket price protest by suggesting fans should “be careful what they wish for”.

New Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp insists he is ‘the Normal One’ and is not setting out to join the ranks of Anfield greats.

Everton 1 Liverpool 1: Liverpool began their search for a new manager last night after the club’s owners Fenway Sports Group sacked Brendan Rodgers.

Tim Sherwood insists Liverpool are lucky to have under-fire manager Brendan Rodgers — and he could have managed Real Madrid.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers will begin planning for next season after a positive meeting with the club’s owners Fenway Sports Group.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has called on the fans to throw their support behind Raheem Sterling believing the player “is being led by his representative”.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers accepts captain Steven Gerrard is no longer the driving force he was but insists it is wrong to write him off entirely.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers claims owners Fenway Sports Group are delighted with the progress being made at Anfield.

Liverpool made a near-£50m loss in their last financial year but managing director Ian Ayre insists the club are heading in the right direction with reduced debts and record turnover.

Liverpool defender Mamadou Sakho has hailed striker Luis Suarez’s wholehearted contribution to the team – and the Uruguayan is expected to be asked to make a long-term commitment.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers is confident his side can mount a sustained challenge to bring Champions League football back to Anfield next year.

Costs associated with the receivership of flagship assets owned by independent TD Mick Wallace’s main construction firm, M&J Wallace now top €420,000.

Cork County Council officials are involved in talks with 15 British military history groups in an effort to promote more visitors to the region.

Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre insists the “pain” associated with the cost of restructuring the squad will be worth the effort after the club posted losses of £40.5 million (€47m).

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers accepts the philosophies of Wigan boss Roberto Martinez gave him a helping hand in his own progress as a coach.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers insists he has “no complaints” about the backing he has received from owners Fenway Sports Group.

Supporters' group Spirit of Shankly have called on Liverpool chairman Tom Werner to be held accountable for the way the club is being run.

Liverpool’s principal owner John Henry admits they have made mistakes during nearly two years at Anfield but insists they will never revisit the errors of the past.

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has admitted the club have made enquiries about the availability of Fulham forward Clint Dempsey.

Fulham today revealed they have not received any offers for Clint Dempsey – and discouraged Liverpool or any other interested club from making a move for the United States international

New Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has no concerns about following club icon Kenny Dalglish at Anfield but hopes one day his own achievements will put him alongside the likes of the Scot, Bill Shankly and Bob Paisley.

Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins says the club will move quickly to replace Brendan Rodgers after the Northern Irishman decided to take up the chance to manage Liverpool.

Liverpool’s two-week search for a new manager is likely to be concluded later today once owners Fenway Sports Group come up with acceptable compensation to take Brendan Rodgers from Swansea.

Brendan Rodgers will be confirmed as the new Liverpool manager just as soon as the club’s owners Fenway Sports Group agree on a compensation package with Swansea.

Swansea boss Brendan Rodgers appears to be edging closer to filling Liverpool’s managerial vacancy but reports he has agreed a three-year deal have been dismissed as premature.

Liverpool’s managerial situation may become clearer today as Wigan boss Roberto Martinez is expected to have more talks with Reds owners Fenway Sports Group.

Wigan chairman Dave Whelan claims manager Roberto Martinez has been made an offer by managerless Liverpool but will await a further meeting before making his decision.

Wigan chairman Dave Whelan insists there is no sure-fire guarantee Roberto Martinez would take the Liverpool manager's job should it be offered to him.

Wigan chairman Dave Whelan claims manager Roberto Martinez is meeting with Liverpool’s owners this afternoon.

Wigan chairman Dave Whelan is preparing to set a deadline for manager Roberto Martinez to decide his future after admitting the club is currently in limbo.

Andre Villas-Boas, one of the favourites for the vacant Liverpool job, is looking for a club with a “strong technical plan” which has longevity, according to his agent.

Liverpool’s managing director Ian Ayre has said that said the club is "fairly well down the line with a couple of major brands" regarding naming right for any proposed new stadium.

Former winger John Barnes believes if Liverpool’s owners do not put in place the right long-term plan, the club could be waiting another 20 years to challenge for the Premier League title.

Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre does not believe the club’s owners have alienated themselves from supporters with the dismissal of Kenny Dalglish and their trans-Atlantic style of management.

Liverpool’s new manager will be given the time to build the club back up again but must show progress towards a top-four challenge, according to managing director Ian Ayre.

Liverpool have made the first move in their search for a new manager by approaching Wigan’s Roberto Martinez but he will be among a number of candidates they will speak to before a replacement is chosen.

Wigan chairman Dave Whelan last night gave Liverpool permission to speak to manager Roberto Martinez, following an approach from the Carling Cup winners.