Jurgen Klopp's 'seven season curse' could spark alarm bells for Liverpool

Smashing Pumpkins have announced a three-part album called ‘ATUM’ and shared the new single ‘Beguiled’. Listen to the track and read NME’s interview with frontman Billy Corgan below.Following on from 2020’s ‘CYR’, the forthcoming 33-song “rock opera” serves as a sequel to the band’s classic double album records ‘Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness’ (1995) and ‘Machina/The Machines Of God’ (2000).The project has been previewed by the swaggering, all-guns-blazing ‘Beguiled’, which sees the Pumpkins return to their gritty, guitar-led sound.

Melanie C has revealed she has begun work on her ninth solo album – the follow-up to her self-titled 2020 record.The Spice Girl spoke to Retro Pop magazine for a cover feature as part of the magazine’s October 2022 issue. During the interview, Mel Chisolm says that work on the album is moving slowly as she’s been focused on writing and promoting her memoir, Who I Am, which was published earlier this month.“It’s had to take a bit of a backseat because writing and promoting the book has been a lot more work than I anticipated,” Chisolm says in the article.

Stray Kids have unveiled snippets of their forthcoming ‘Maxident’ mini-album through a mashup clip.On September 19, the eight-member boyband shared a mashup video comprising tracks from their upcoming seventh mini-album ‘Maxident’. The record, due out on October 7 at 1pm KST, will be accompanied by the release of the music video for its lead single ‘Case 143’.The new clip previews all eight tracks on ‘Maxident’ including its lead single and unit tracks ‘3RACHA’, ‘Taste’ and ‘Can’t Stop’.

Kwon Eun-bi has announced her comeback with her third mini-album.On September 20 at midnight KST, the 26-year-old singer unveiled a mysterious first teaser poster for her third solo mini-album, titled ‘Lethality’.The new poster, which features a dark room framed by red, gold-trimmed curtains, reveals Kwon’s upcoming project will drop on October 12 at 6pm KST.

Willow Smith has spoken out about claiming space in rock in a new interview, saying that all people should “be allowed freedom to express ourselves in all kinds of different ways”.The star, who will release her latest album ‘<COPINGMECHANISM>’ next month, shifted into the rock genre with her 2021 album ‘lately I feel EVERYTHING’.Smith has previously spoken out about the reaction to her wanting to make a rock record from music industry executives, citing her race as a Black woman as the reason behind their response.“When I wanted to do a rock album, there were a lot of executives that were like, ‘Hmm…’,” she told Glamour earlier this year. “If I had been white, it would’ve been completely fine; but because I’m Black it’s, ‘Well… maybe let’s just not’ – and making it harder than it needs to be.”Speaking to the Observer recently, the 21-year-old described her claiming space in rock as a politically-charged move that is “about stepping into places where marginalised communities haven’t been accepted and saying: I’m human, and I’m allowed here, too”.“All of us should be allowed freedom to express ourselves in all kinds of different ways, and one of those ways is rock music,” she said.

Jackie circled the comment, adding the hashtag “Mondayaffirmations,” alongside a love heart emoji.She also penned: “Thanks @slammysammy123, I was pregnant for a while so I haven't had Botox in a while, just had a miscarriage last week, and my two year old has sleep regression so I haven't slept in a million years."Jackie added: "I apologise if my old haggard appearance bothers you.“I noticed you don't have any photos of yourself though...

Premier League is full of surprises and the 2022/23 campaign has been no different. Who would have thought that Liverpool would remain winless for three games, that Brentford would thump Manchester United - or that a manager of a newly-promoted side would be sacked after just four matches? But that’s all happened, in what has so far been a rollercoaster season. Scott Parker had to pack his bags and say ‘goodbye’ to his squad and leave rather prematurely in the season.

Liverpool starlet Harvey Elliott broke down in tears during his interview after beating Bournemouth 9-0 in Saturday’s Premier League clash.The 19-year-old scored his first league goal for the club in an emphatic win in front of the Anfield faithful. His long ranged strike came after just six minutes of play to double the Reds’ lead, but Elliott looked visibly emotional as he celebrated by pointing to the sky before being quickly surrounded by teammates.

Liverpool equalled the all-time Premier League record for the biggest ever win after demolishing Bournemouth 9-0 at Anfield. Jurgen Klopp's side dominated from start to finish as Scott Parker's Cherries were given a traumatising reality check in their fourth game since being promoted from the Championship.Luis Diaz set the tone for the rest of the afternoon after netting just three minutes into the match.

Glenn Hoddle has inferred that Liverpool have already slipped up by giving Manchester City a five-point head start in the Premier League title race at the beginning of the new season.

Liverpool have been absolutely dynamite in the transfer market under Jurgen Klopp.Naby Keita aside, they've pretty much nailed every single one of their big money signings, and they've managed to do a fair bit of shafting when letting their players leave too.Their primary victim (aside from Barcelona) has been Bournemouth, who they've managed to swindled out of more than £40million over the past few years.That might not sound like an awful lot, but when you consider who the players were, it was arguably verging on daylight robbery. But how have the Liverpool cast-offs fared since? Let's find out.READ MORE: Jurgen Klopp confirms Liverpool will sign new midfielder and says 'I was wrong'Jordon Ibe was once seen as the successor to Raheem Sterling, though would end up leaving the Reds a year after Sterling's multi-million pound move to Manchester City, joining Bournemouth for a club-record £15million.He made 26 appearances in his debut campaign at the Vitality Stadium, scoring a whopping zero goals, and after underperforming again in his second season he dropped out of the first team.Ibe left the club on free when his contract expired in 2020 and joined Derby, though made just one appearance all season amid a battle with depression.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp admitted he was “wrong” when he previously said his side did not need to sign a new midfielder.The German has previously been very coy in the face of questions about his side’s lack of depth, particularly in the midfield areas where they have lost the likes of Thiago Alcantara to injury. It is one factor that has seen them start the new Premier League campaign with two draws and one loss this campaign.Liverpool host Bournemouth at Anfield in what is a must win match for the Reds, if they are to have any hope of challenging for the title.

Conor Bradley revealed that Jurgen Klopp has kept in touch with him during his loan spell at Bolton Wanderers from Liverpool as he admits it has been a step-up playing in League One from under-23s football.

A week can be a long time in football.

Liverpool are reportedly looking to hijack Manchester United and Chelsea's pursuit of Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong - though fans aren't so sure.According to Spanish outlet Futbol Total, De Jong is willing to take a significant pay cut to join Jurgen Klopp's side and would prioritise a move to Anfield if forced out of Barcelona.It's also understood that Liverpool have tabled a bid worth around £53million for the player, with an extra £7million included in add-ons - a sum significantly lower than the £70million offer Barcelona accepted from United earlier in the window.READ MORE: Man City and Liverpool face anxious wait over fear of Champions League 'group of death'Despite the report, Reds fans aren't all that convinced, particularly given the club's long-standing interest in Dortmund's Jude Bellingham."Nahhh not buying it! We'll wait for Bellingham next summer," tweeted one Liverpool supporter.Another said: "Seems way too complicated as it stands. United and Chelsea backed out.

Manchester City and Liverpool could land themselves a Champions League 'group of death' when the draw takes place on Thursday. The draw for the group stage of Europe's premier club competition takes place in Istanbul, Turkey, at 5pm BST on Thursday evening.

Jurgen Klopp has explained why he grabbed Bruno Fernandes' neck following Liverpool's crushing 2-1 defeat to Manchester United.The Red Devils leapfrogged their arch-rivals in the Premier League table with a classy performance on Monday evening (August 22), as goals from Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford claimed a first win of the Erik ten Hag era.But, following the full-time whistle, opposing manager Klopp, 55, appeared to take issue with United's stand-in captain Fernandes, who was ridiculed during the contest for a blatant dive in the Liverpool penalty area as well as refusing to hand the ball back while already on a yellow card.READ MORE: Liverpool fans rage seeing Anthony Martial tell Man Utd ball boy to slow downThe Portuguese wind-up merchant was slammed by fans online with many believing he should have been sent for an early bath. "May be the most embarrassing thing I’ve ever seen from Bruno Fernandes," commented one fan on his horrendous dive.A second agreed: "That dive by Bruno Fernandes is diabolical.

Liverpool centre-back Virgil van Dijk correctly predicted that their visit to Old Trafford on Monday evening would create the perfect environment for Manchester United to turn their early-season fortunes around.

Manchester United's players were back in training on Tuesday following their first victory of the season over Liverpool on Monday.