Were Liverpool's Spice Boys actually THAT bad?

The Boot Room was dead. Kenny Dalglish burned out. Now what was there for Liverpool? The Premier League was sneaking up on them, Europe was back and they needed to be in the mix to receive all the heightened riches, fame and glory that came with it. Instead, it was a decade to forget in terms of trophies. In terms of entertainment value? Well, it was spicy to say the least: this is Anfield Spice—and Liverpool in the 90s. Check out our football alternate history channel:    / @false10-3e4   Check out our football quiz channel:    / @pulpfootball-3417   I write about football here:   / jdoyle9293   00:00 – Introduction 00:30 – The Souness Years 05:40 – The Spice Boys 20:35 – The Legacy References for Issue #3: The Ajax Way (Dylan O’Connell) The Blizzard (Issues: 14, 15, 18, 20) The Boot Room Boys (Peter Hooton) Dutch Masters (Gary Thacker) The Greatest Games (Jamie Carragher) Inverting the Pyramid (Jonathan Wilson) The King Takes Over (Shareef Abdallah) The Mixer (Michael Cox) The Life of Total Football (James Jackson) Spice Up Your Life (Jonathon Aspey) The Summer of Total Football (Neil Fredrik Jensen) These Football Times (Issues: Ajax, European Cup) Zonal Marking (Michael Cox) What if Documentaries is YouTube's only football magazine, with monthly issues of five videos each month on a topic as far back as the dominant Aston Villa team of the 1890s, as recently as Napoli's stunning 2023 Scudetto winning team, as obvious as Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo and their litany of trophies, as obscure as Dynamo Moscow's passovotchka football of the 40s. We've got it all.