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Liverpool's woes

Liverpool's woes: Liverpool's woes — We always knew Hicks and Gillett were in the Muppets but John W Henry makes a surprise appearance too in John Paul Barry's effort
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Liverpool's woes: Liverpool's woes — Tom Gould reckons the Premier League fit and proper person test needs some work
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The Gallery: Liverpool: The Gallery: Liverpool in crisis — Dan Le Prevost pops up early with the obligatory sinking ship entry
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The Gallery: Liverpool: The Gallery: Liverpool — Al Balmer spots an interesting cloud formation above Anfield
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The Gallery: Liverpool: The Gallery: Liverpool — 'With things not going so well at Anfield, Roy set himself some easier tasks – like beating Usain Bolt in the 100m,' sniggers Steve Smith
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Liverpool's woes: Liverpool's woes — Ben Hughes has had a sneaky look at Roy's wishlist
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The Gallery: Liverpool: The Gallery: Liverpool — And Ben is back for seconds: 'Unfortunately Torres and Gerrard misunderstood when they were told they could be going into administration'
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Liverpool's woes: Liverpool's woes — 'Gerrard's cross but everyone else is wetting themselves.' That zinger comes courtesy of Bryan Algar
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Liverpool's woes: Liverpool's woes — Carleton Creek invites Marilyn and the gang to pull up a stool for another tragic icon
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Liverpool's woes: Liverpool's woes — Gareth Griffiths has been indulging in a spot of ironwork
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Liverpool's woes: Liverpool's woes — Liverpool are a missing letter away from disaster according to Greg Sutcliffe, who may or may not be plagiarising Laurence Jones's work
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The Gallery: Liverpool: The Gallery: Liverpool — Rob Marriott is clearly struggling for ideas too
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The Gallery: Liverpool: The Gallery: Liverpool — 'Hicks and Gillett make one last ditch attempt to repay their loans,' riffs the mysterious Deci
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Liverpool's woes: Liverpool's woes — Alex Goodwin is sure he's seen John W somewhere before. This will help if you're not as up on cartoons as you should be
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Liverpool's woes: Liverpool's woes — 'Will it be a case of deja vu?' asks Jason Froggett as he ponders whether John W may go a bit Glazer
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Liverpool's woes: Liverpool's woes — Oliver Sparrow introduces us to the new Red Sox relief pitcher
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The Gallery: Liverpool: The Gallery: Liverpool — 'One can't help but feel sympathetic towards Roy for having to steer a bus with the wheels coming off,' chuckles Matt Pearson
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Liverpool's woes: Liverpool's woes — 'Roy decides it's time for Plan B,' titters Sean Thomas
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Liverpool's woes: Liverpool's woes — Finally Paul Ponting gives us one man's journey from fab four to out the door
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