EDITORIAL

One brother wore blue. One brother wore red. Stephen Kelly lost his brother Michael at Hillsborough, and on derby day he takes his place on the Kop in Everton colours. A story of loss, loyalty and the respect that outlasts any rivalry.

He was told he was too small. He answered with work. Kevin Keegan never wore the ten, yet he embodied everything the number stands for. Two Ballon d'Ors, a truth told at Wembley when a lie was cheaper, and a legend built entirely by hand. This is the story of the most self-made great the English game has ever produced.

Michael Owen a Liverpool legend, entered football’s world stage at the young age of seventeen in 1997. Owen had unprecedented athletic explosiveness, simultaneously matched with an almost unnerving air of...