Sentence examples for effect on Liverpool from inspiring English sources

Whence the news is not good, Plant's Wolves having felt the sting of the Dalglish effect on Liverpool and lost at home in the place that used to manufacture Chubb locks, Sunbeam cars and bikes and Goodyear tyres in the days of the old Band of Joy – but no more.

The murder has had a profound effect on Liverpool, a city which is busy re-inventing itself as a gay destination with the creation of its own gay quarter, referred to as the Gay Village, and plans for an annual Pride March.

Each has had a profound effect on Liverpool's Champions League aspirations, with wins number two and three damaging Brendan Rodgers' job prospects in the process, and the latest may prove no exception, with Jürgen Klopp's team eight points adrift of fourth place.

It had a devastating effect on Liverpool.

The executive vice-chair-man said he could not comment on the effect of Liverpool fans' successful protest against £77 match tickets on Old Trafford ticket revenues.

As well as handing the letter to David Cameron, the group also met with shadow ministers including Hilary Benn, Shadow Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, to discuss the effect of cuts on Liverpool.

Comolli compared Dalglish's impact on Liverpool to the effect Arsene Wenger had on Arsenal.

"We were concerned about the effect the Liverpool game would have on us, so for the lads to come here and put that effort in is very, very good".

He observed the same effect on prisoners he worked with at HMP Altcourse and HMP Liverpool, as a volunteer on a project with Fact – the Liverpool-based media, film and digital art centre.

On Liverpool's defensive problems, Redknapp was equally damning.

Mr Arnold, however, is modelling his administration on Liverpool.