Liverpool's loan deals ranked and rated after Arthur Melo joins on Deadline Day

Rio Ferdinand shouted ‘what am I hearing?’ when he was told Frank Lampard was less impactful than Steven Gerrard. The Manchester United legend had the good fortune of sharing the pitch with both players for England, and in Lampard’s case, as a youngster at West Ham United.

Former Riverdale and Diary of a Wimpy Kid actor Ryan Grantham has been sentenced to life behind bars without the possibility of parole for 14 years for the 2020 killing of his mother.

The Black List has finalized the names of the six writers that will be part of their 2022 Feature Lab and will partake in a hybrid workshop that will include virtual sessions culminating in an in-person weekend intensive in Los Angeles.

The SAG-AFTRA Foundation has activated its disaster-relief program for dues-paying SAG-AFTRA members impacted by Hurricane Fiona.

EXCLUSIVE: Freestyle Digital Media, the digital film distribution division of Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group, has acquired North American VOD rights to the Emmy-winning documentary When Claude Got Shot. The film premiered at the 2021 SXSW Film Festival and made its broadcast television debut in May 2022 on the award-winning PBS documentary anthology series Independent Lens. The documentary will be available to rent and own on North American digital HD internet, cable, and satellite platforms on September 27, 2022 through Freestyle Digital Media.

CNN on Thursday denounced the Nicaraguan government after the network’s Spanish-language service CNN en Español was taken off the air there late Wednesday.

Liverpool legend Steve Nicol has claimed two of the club's current stars are the catalyst for their struggles this season.The Reds are already six points off the top of the Premier League after winning just two of their first six matches and were thrashed 4-1 by Napoli in their opening Champions League match. Nicol believes that the midfield has been the reason behind Liverpool's slow start after Jurgen Klopp failed to strengthen in the area during the summer.The deadline day loan signing for Arthur Melo has eased concerns, following injuries to the likes of Jordan Henderson and Naby Keita.READ MORE: Liverpool players 'suddenly second to everything' says unimpressed Graeme SounessHowever, Nicol has singled out James Milner and Harvey Elliott after reacting to the embarrassing loss in Italy in midweek.

Liverpool players have gone from 'exhausting' their opponents to being 'vulnerable to every attack' according to three-time European Cup winner turned pundit Graeme Souness. Jurgen Klopp's side have had a steady start to the new Premier League season with only two wins from their opening six fixtures - and were brushed aside by Napoli in the Champions League.

Liverpool were absolutely humiliated in Naples on Wednesday night, with the hosts Napoli winning 4-1 against a completely shell-shocked Jurgen Klopp side.The game got off the to the worst possible start for the Reds as James Milner conceded a penalty inside five minutes, and Piotr Zielinski converted with ease from the spot. But it got worse after the half hour mark, as mistakes from Joe Gomez meant that Liverpool trailed 3-0 at the break following strikes from Andre Zambo Anguissa and Giovanni Simeone.Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse, Zielinski scored just 90 seconds after the restart, but Luis Diaz restored a bit of order as he got one back two minutes later.

Gary Neville has predicted his top-four battle and reckons Liverpool could be one of the teams to drop out of a Champions League spot.It has been a tough start to the season for the Reds, who are contending with the loss of Sadio Mane to Bayern Munich in the transfer window. It took the Reds four games until they landed their first win this campaign - though it was a 9-0 demolition of Bournemouth.Since then, Jurgen Klopp saw his side land a 97th-minute winner against Newcastle before drawing 0-0 against Everton.

Gary Neville has admitted he would have whacked Antony if he tried his bizarre skill move in front of him. The Manchester United new boy made an instant impact at Old Trafford on Sunday when he grabbed the opener in a 3-1 win over Arsenal.

Premier League has never been more fierce following blunders that cost both Newcastle and West Ham - because they are not the first and won't be the last monumental mistakes.With Eddie Howe's missing out on all three points after the extra official failed to spot an obvious push on Joe Willock, David Moyes was left seething after Jarrod Bowen's boot brushing past Edouard Mendy was deemed to be a foul.Even fans that backed the use of the technology on it's introduction have been left disillusioned over how it has been used in practise. READ MORE: Fans rage over Premier League VAR calls with 'meaningless gesture' slammedWith the latest blunders being recognised as errors by the Professional Game Match Officials Board, the future of VAR could well be adapted with talks with the Premier League now underway.As well as the Newcastle and West Ham debacles, there have been countless incidents of VAR calls taking an age before coming to the wrong decision.Daily Star Sport has now taken a look at 10 of the most controversial uses of the Video Assistant Referee in the Premier League since it's 2019/20 arrival.In at number 10 we have VAR's failure to recommend a red card be shown to Everton's Ben Godfrey during their trip to take on Arsenal in December of 2021.The 24-year-old's studs clearly made contact with the face of Gunners star Takehiro Tomiyasu moments after the central defender had looked at his rival before turning away.Mike Dean may have had VAR Stuart Attwell in his ear, but it was quickly dismissed with Gary Neville later saying of himself and Jamie Carragher: "We think he definitely means that."Fulham thought they had an equaliser against Tottenham during their March 2021 clash at Craven Cottage but it was ruled out for

Liverpool supporters have been gushing over their side’s new kit.The Reds fans have been loving the release of the new third kit, a fresh style that is licked in stunning green, ahead of their campaign in Europe this season.The club’s official Twitter account posted the kit's release on Monday, leaving fans absolutely mesmerised at the new style.READ MORE: Steven Gerrard becomes instant meme as he channels inner Ralph Hasenhuttl One wrote online: “Take my moneyyyyy!” Another said: “Beautiful! Absolutely beautiful! Been a while since we’ve had that shade of greeny/blue, looks nice with the red and the history that it represents!” A third wrote in the replies: “Finally Nike produce an away/third kit that is actually half decent.”One said: "So sexy". And last one replied: “Yes.

Manchester City fans are unfurling all the superlatives for Erling Haaland after the phenomenon scored the opening goal against Aston Villa.

Liverpool were able to find a way past their opposing goalkeepers. As expected, Liverpool enjoyed the Lion’s share of possession, but Frank Lampard’s side began the game with greater scoring intent. Tom Davies rattled the post with a graceful outside of the boot effort, after Virgil van Dijk blocked an effort from Neal Maupay.

Liverpool starlet Harvey Elliott for his “nice arrogance” with the midfielder impressing during the Merseyside derby.Liverpool made the short trip to Goodison Park to face bitter rivals Everton on Saturday afternoon. And starting in midfield was 19-year-old Elliott, who has made six appearances for the Reds in the league already this season.

Liverpool supporters have been left underwhelmed by their Deadline Day signing of Juventus midfielder Arthur Melo who joins on a season-song loan deal with an option to buy.Jurgen Klopp was on the lookout for a midfielder following recent injury concerns despite the club usually refraining from doing business on the final day of the window. With Brazil international Melo the man chosen to move to Anfield and help out, many fans have been left feeling like they may needed a bit more reinforcement. READ MORE: Liverpool vs Newcastle added time explained after Fabio Carvalho's 98th minute winner One fan wrote: "Now announce a real signing.

Liverpool from Juventus and bring with him a wild past including a drink driving charge and refusing to train.Multiple reports state that the transfer is close to completion after the Brazilian midfielder accepted Liverpool's approach on Wednesday night. Final details over a loan move with no option to buy are being discussed by the new club, meanwhile, Arthur is travelling to England to undergo his medical, which is scheduled for this afternoon.The 26-year-old has had a turbulent time off the pitch in recent years, especially during the final weeks of his time at Barcelona, prior to joining Juventus in the summer of 2020.READ MORE: Liverpool pounce late for Arthur Melo with 'medical planned' ahead of transfer deadlineAfter his move to Juventus was confirmed prior to the end of the 2019/20 season, Arthur refused to return to Barcelona training for the remainder of the campaign.He claimed at the time that he had been forced out of the club against his will and as a result did not need to come in for training before the transfer was finalised, according to 90min.Later on in the summer of 2020 and before his Barcelona exit was completed, Arthur was also charged with drink driving by police after crashing his £165,000 Ferrari at four in the morning.Will Arthur Melo's move to Liverpool be a success? Let us know in the comments section belowAccording to Diari de Girona, the Brazil international was involved in a minor traffic incident in Girona, although no one was injured by the accident.It was reported at the time that a police officer saw him mount his car onto a path by the side of the road before bumping it into a street light, causing minor damage to the Ferrari.

Jamie Carragher and Richarlison came face-to-face with each other months after their feisty Twitter ‘beef’ following Tottenham's win on Sunday.The Spurs striker came on as a substitute as the north Londoners secured a hard-fought 2-0 win at Nottingham Forest. And it provided a heart-in-mouth moment for some as he bumped into Carragher, who was working as a pundit for Sky Sports, after the final whistle.But the duo appeared to be all smiles on this occasion despite their feud as they embraced each other and shared a few words, before the 25-year-old Brazilian re-joined his teammates for a warm-down.