The Usual Suspects
   'RAOTL' is produced by editor John Pearman, a Kopite of many years standing (though the last few have been sitting down) and his co-editor John Mackin, along with designer and layout expert, Andrew Knott. 'RAOTL' first appeared in November 1995. Issue one was produced by John P himself and was a sterling effort, if I may say. John has followed The Reds since the early 60s and travels EVERYWHERE to watch them play - except... no, let's not be petty. John is responsible for overall control, and liason with LFC, the police and other fanzines in the UK. JJP, as he is known, can be e-mailed on john.pearman@liverpool-fc.net

   John Mackin, as well as contributing articles etc. to the fanzine under a variety of pseudonyms (he's a bit shy), is also responsible for creating, designing and maintaining this website, over which he has editorial control. John's been a Kop season ticket holder since 1973, tho' he claims to have been at Anfield, with his dad, to watch us clinch the title in 1966, at the age of 6. John's 'speciality' is the overseas stuff: European travel guides and liason with Supporters Clubs and fans all over the world. If you run a club - get in touch. John Mac can be e-mailed on johnny.mac@liverpool-fc.net

   Andy Knott prints the fanzine at his sweatshop in downtown Kowloon Harbour, Hong Kong and is responsible for Art Direction and Design. The greatly improved 'look' of the mag is down to the hard work of everyone at Expressions (the printers) particularly Andrew and Neil. When not wandering around outside The Kop with a red kagoule stuffed with pound coins, he can often be seen at the wheel of his new silver Escort giving John Mac a lift to various away games. E-mail Andy at Expressions on andy.knott@liverpool-fc.net

   Sue Roberts, acts as our banker, ticket fund collector and match-day sales organiser. If it wasn't for Sue's hard work JJP would be in the debtor's nick by now. Sue is also a never ending source of chocolate on matchdays.

  Where to find it
   The fanzine is on sale at most Liverpool games (home and away) - that's if we haven't sold out. Sellers dotted around the ground but to make sure you get a copy try The Kop end at Flagpole corner where there is always someone selling - usually JJP. standing in front of a pile of soggy cardboard boxes. At away games we will be as close to the away end turnstiles as the police will allow (Which means at Villa we'll be hiding behind a telephone box in Stoke).

   The fanzine is also on sale at Our Price Music (nr. Central Station, Liverpool); Sportspages - St Annes Sq. Manchester & their London branch off Charing Cross Road (Caxton Walk); Piccadilly Records in Manchester. Also available at Liverpool Supporters Club at 212, Breck Road (opposite the 'Cabbage Hall' pub). It is also available at 'The Kop Shop' in Oslo, Norway and from The Kinsale Tavern at 1672 3rd Ave (between 93 & 94 St.) in New York City Tel: (212) 348 4370 (Ask for Fiona). We are trying to expand into a number of outlets in the US & Canada. If your supporters club meets in a bar - let us know and we'll see what we can do.

   If you belong to a supporters club ANYWHERE in the world and have difficulty in getting hold of a copy then ask your branch to get in touch. We can usually arrange for copies to be sent overseas at very competitive rates.

  Subscriptions
   The fanzine price rose to £1.50 in July 98. Consequently, the fanzine is available as a single copy for £1.50 plus 55p p&p - but to you: £2:00 per single issue by post. Or try these subscription rates:

5 issues ........ £9:00, 8 issues ........ £12:00

'Red All Over The Land ' for Reds All Over The World ... Overseas Subscriptions.

Europe: 8 issues for £20:00.

USA & Canada: 8 issues for $40.  

Australasia: 8 issues for $40(Aus)

Write to the PO Box number and address above.

Any other areas please contact us for rates