Latest LFC news from the Liverpool ECHO - Reds hit rock bottom, fans could take protests to RBS doorstep, club in crisis after worst start in 57 years

Dirk Kuyt leads apologies after latest Liverpool FC humiliation at home to Blackpool

DIRK KUYT today apologised to Liverpool's supporters for the performance that left him reflecting on one of the most disappointing days of his Anfield career.

Liverpool FC 1, Blackpool 2: Dominic King on how the Reds are becoming a laughing stock

"IN my era, there was no better football club in the world. These supporters have seen some of the best football ever."
Those were the poignant words of Blackpool manager Ian Holloway early yesterday evening, as he tried to explain what it meant for him to be in charge of a team that had beaten Liverpool Football Club - once the doyens of the beautiful game - at Anfield.

Liverpool FC fans warn club bankers - 'Protest could come to your doorstep'

A LIVERPOOL FC fans group today warned the club's bankers and potential buyers that thousands of supporters could turn up on their doorstep to protest.

John Thompson: Disjointed, dispirited,heartless - Liverpool FC's on-field crisis continues

AND so a three-year crisis off the field has now been joined by a three-month crisis on it. Roy Hodgson has been in the post as manager of Liverpool for less than 100 days.

Celebrity Liverpool FC fans film internet video calling on Hicks and Gillett to go

CELEBRITY Liverpool FC supporters poured out their hearts in front of the cameras for an anti-Hicks and Gillett film.

2010-11 is Liverpool FC's worst start to a season for 57 years

LIVERPOOL'S start to the current campaign is statistically their worst since their ill-fated 1953-54 season which saw the club relegated into the Second Division.

Roy Hodgson's nightmare start as Liverpool FC boss continues

LIVERPOOL manager Roy Hodgson admits the 2-1 defeat at home to Blackpool was a "nightmare result" but will not accept his underperforming side are in a relegation battle.

Rafael Benitez defends his Liverpool FC legacy

FORMER Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez has defended his Anfield legacy.