Bruce Grobbelaar: Last News

Liverpool legend Bruce Grobbelaar has told how he put wee on his goalposts in order to remove a curse. The maverick goalkeeper admitted he believed in spells to try and change his fortunes on the field.

BBC Strictly Come Dancing bosses want a Premier League goalkeeping legend for the new series. Strictly will return to our screens in September. Among the raft of changes will be the return of the Blackpool special.

Liverpool fans have been left baffled by a decision to include backup shot-stopper Adrian in a mural for the club's 'Most Legendary Goalkeepers.' The Spaniard features alongside the likes of Ray Clemence, Bruce Grobbelaar, Jerzy Dudek, Pepe Reina and Alisson Becker with the artwork paying homage to past and present Reds stars between the sticks.But some fans have taken issue with Adrian's appearance on the mural due to his subpar performances at Anfield.The 34-year-old produced a famous horror show against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League two seasons ago as the Reds were dumped out of the competition.Two calamitous errors saw a 2-1 lead quickly evaporate with Marcos Llorente and Alvaro Morata capitalising on some shoddy

Bruce Grobbelaar is perfectly placed to voice an opinion on some of the burning issues currently facing the world.

Liverpool legend Bruce Grobbelaar reckons Jurgen Klopp is a reincarnation of the great Bill Shankly – only with a German accent.

Motherwell fans will get a glimpse of ‘European’ football tomorrow when the club broadcast the rarely seen clash against Kenny Dalglish ’s star-studded Liverpool.

Kylian Mbappe would need to earn his spot in the starting XI at Liverpool. Jurgen Klopp had to distance the club from a move for the PSG forward after rumours begun to swirl earlier in the season, but Bruce Grobbelaar thinks he would still have to prove his worth.

Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar has claimed current Reds stopper Alisson could "break all the records" if he stays at Anfield. Grobbelaar was in between the sticks when Liverpool last won a league title back in 1990 and kept 267 clean sheets across 628 games for the Merseyside outfit.

Bruce Grobbelaar has backed Alisson to break all Liverpool’s goalkeeping records.