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MEDIA MATTERS: Thrown Away But Picked Up Quickly

MEDIA MATTERS: Thrown Away But Picked Up Quickly

Dave Davis is joined by David Lynch to discuss: - The United Game and Thoughts - Liverpool Threw It Away But Positives To Look Forward With - ⁠FSG and Off The Field Matters - ⁠Strongest Back Four …
Post Match Raw: THROWN AWAY

Post Match Raw: THROWN AWAY

On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Guy Drinkel do their best to pick apart a mightily disappointing loss to Manchester United in the FA Cup quarter final at Old Trafford. In a game of poor decisions by some of the Reds and the referee, Klopp's men conspired to grasp defeat from the jaws of victory in a way we've, thankfully, become very unaccustomed to …
KAM'S MANC ANGST- AIP Episode 381

KAM'S MANC ANGST- AIP Episode 381

On the latest episode of The Anfield Index Podcast, Trev Downey, Kam Brainch and Lisa Marie Hanahan reflect on the Europa League draw, pick apart the return of Michael Edwards and the news of FSG's plans to expand their football portfolio and look ahead to the FA Cup fixture against United at Old Trafford. …
SCOUSER TOMMIES: ONE AT A TIME PLEASE

SCOUSER TOMMIES: ONE AT A TIME PLEASE

In this week’s Scouser Tommies, there’s plenty for Jim Boardman and Jay Reid to talk about, with the Reds continuing their quest for silverware and loads going on behind the scenes to try and ensure there are more of these quests in the years to come. Since the last episode the Reds have fallen from the top of the Premier League table, but only on goal difference, a minor detail that seems to be getting forgotten in all the hype. There’s a big deficit of goals to make up if that is how the title ends up being decided, but as Klopp’s side showed in the Europa League, they certainly know where the goal is. Liverpool dropped a position because the game against Manchester City ended all square of course, and, although three points would have been nicer, as Jay and Jim discuss, it feels like City will feel the two dropped points more than the Reds. Given the injuries Liverpool have to contend with, and the unsurprisingly lenient refereeing the visitors got to benefit from, a point was a decent enough outcome. Even so, it was hard not to wonder what might have been, had the PGMOL guidelines on fouls and cards not been rewritten yet again without our knowledge. Maybe the best way to deal with playing against an extra man so often is to go out and win before they can have any influence on the game, exactly what another hybrid LFC team did against Sparta Prague in the Europa League. The line-up was perhaps stronger than many expected, given Liverpool’s 5-1 lead from the first leg, but as Jay points out, sports science may be playing a part in who gets picked and who doesn’t, a complete rest isn’t always what a player needs when working back to full fitness. The 11-2 aggregate win meant the post-match interviews were bound to include talk of quadruples, but Jim wonders if TNT Sport had to try so hard to push 20-year-old Conor Bradley into admitting that one would be quite nice. As Conor pointed out, Liverpool need to take one game at a time and see where that leads us, and the next game is in another competition. With one domestic trophy already in the bag, and with it being the only chance the opposition have got of winning anything this season, an already massive game seems to take on even more significance. The FA Cup quarter-final tie against Manchester United will also be a chance for a larger and no doubt louder traveling Kop than usual to make itself heard inside that dilapidated (their words) theatre of dreams (also their words!). And maybe it’s not us the authorities over there are really worried about. It was also the week where Michael Edwards was confirmed as taking on a new role as part of the overall FSG group, and he’s got plenty to do, not only overseeing a new director of football for the club but looking at FSG buying a sister club. It’s a concept not to everyone’s liking, but as Jay and Jim discuss, it has its plusses. This week: • LFC 1-1 v Man City • Another refereeing masterclass • More sarcasm • LFC 6-1 v Sparta • Maybe the goal difference in the league doesn’t have to be a worry • Europa League draw • Could have been a lot worse • One game at a time – but look at that possible final • A trip down the Lancs • Not the most welcoming city – to anyone • They had an M.Edwards as director – what’s else was he famous for? • International break ahead …
Post Conference Presser: Manchester United FA Cup

Post Conference Presser: Manchester United FA Cup

Dave Davis reviews Jurgen Klopp’s unique pre United presser and covers: - Q&A’s for both plus injury updates galore - ⁠Sparta Lessons - ⁠Train of Thoughts Around Line-up - United Threats and Importance For Them …
David Lynch on FA Cup Exit: Media Matters: Thrown Away But Picked Up Quickly

David Lynch on FA Cup Exit: Media Matters: Thrown Away But Picked Up Quickly

Dave Davis is joined by David Lynch to discuss: - The United Game and Thoughts - Liverpool Threw It Away But Positives To Look Forward With - ⁠FSG and Off The Field Matters - ⁠Strongest Back Four Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
FA Cup Loss Reaction: Post Match Raw: Thrown Away

FA Cup Loss Reaction: Post Match Raw: Thrown Away

On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Guy Drinkel do their best to pick apart a mightily disappointing loss to Manchester United in the FA Cup quarter final at Old Trafford. In a game of poor decisions by some of the Reds and the referee, Klopp's men conspired to grasp defeat from the jaws of victory in a way we've, thankfully, become very unaccustomed to. EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal ➼ https://nordvpn.com/anfieldindex Try it risk-free now with a 30-day money-back guarantee! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Kam's Manc Angst- AIP Episode 381

Kam's Manc Angst- AIP Episode 381

On the latest episode of The Anfield Index Podcast, Trev Downey, Kam Brainch and Lisa Marie Hanahan reflect on the Europa League draw, pick apart the return of Michael Edwards and the news of FSG's plans to expand their football portfolio and look ahead to the FA Cup fixture against United at Old Trafford. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
One At A Time Please: Scouser Tommies

One At A Time Please: Scouser Tommies

In this week’s Scouser Tommies, there’s plenty for Jim Boardman and Jay Reid to talk about, with the Reds continuing their quest for silverware and loads going on behind the scenes to try and ensure there are more of these quests in the years to come. Since the last episode the Reds have fallen from the top of the Premier League table, but only on goal difference, a minor detail that seems to be getting forgotten in all the hype. There’s a big deficit of goals to make up if that is how the title ends up being decided, but as Klopp’s side showed in the Europa League, they certainly know where the goal is. Liverpool dropped a position because the game against Manchester City ended all square of course, and, although three points would have been nicer, as Jay and Jim discuss, it feels like City will feel the two dropped points more than the Reds. Given the injuries Liverpool have to contend with, and the unsurprisingly lenient refereeing the visitors got to benefit from, a point was a decent enough outcome. Even so, it was hard not to wonder what might have been, had the PGMOL guidelines on fouls and cards not been rewritten yet again without our knowledge. Maybe the best way to deal with playing against an extra man so often is to go out and win before they can have any influence on the game, exactly what another hybrid LFC team did against Sparta Prague in the Europa League. The line-up was perhaps stronger than many expected, given Liverpool’s 5-1 lead from the first leg, but as Jay points out, sports science may be playing a part in who gets picked and who doesn’t, a complete rest isn’t always what a player needs when working back to full fitness. The 11-2 aggregate win meant the post-match interviews were bound to include talk of quadruples, but Jim wonders if TNT Sport had to try so hard to push 20-year-old Conor Bradley into admitting that one would be quite nice. As Conor pointed out, Liverpool need to take one game at a time and see where that leads us, and the next game is in another competition. With one domestic trophy already in the bag, and with it being the only chance the opposition have got of winning anything this season, an already massive game seems to take on even more significance. The FA Cup quarter-final tie against Manchester United will also be a chance for a larger and no doubt louder traveling Kop than usual to make itself heard inside that dilapidated (their words) theatre of dreams (also their words!). And maybe it’s not us the authorities over there are really worried about. It was also the week where Michael Edwards was confirmed as taking on a new role as part of the overall FSG group, and he’s got plenty to do, not only overseeing a new director of football for the club but looking at FSG buying a sister club. It’s a concept not to everyone’s liking, but as Jay and Jim discuss, it has its plusses. This week: • LFC 1-1 v Man City • Another refereeing masterclass • More sarcasm • LFC 6-1 v Sparta • Maybe the goal difference in the league doesn’t have to be a worry • Europa League draw • Could have been a lot worse • One game at a time – but look at that possible final • A trip down the Lancs • Not the most welcoming city – to anyone • They had an M.Edwards as director – what’s else was he famous for? • International break ahead Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Post Conference Presser: Manchester United FA Cup

Post Conference Presser: Manchester United FA Cup

Dave Davis reviews Jurgen Klopp’s unique pre United presser and covers: - Q&A’s for both plus injury updates galore - ⁠Sparta Lessons - ⁠Train of Thoughts Around Line-up - United Threats and Importance For Them Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Man United FA Cup Clash - Daily Red Podcast

Man United FA Cup Clash - Daily Red Podcast

On today's episode Dave looks at this weekends game against Man United as the reds travel to Old Trafford for their match in the FA Cup. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Liverpool vs Sparta Reaction: Post Match Raw: REDS EMPHATICALLY THROUGH

Liverpool vs Sparta Reaction: Post Match Raw: REDS EMPHATICALLY THROUGH

On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Guy Drinkel and Hari Sethi discuss Liverpool's 6-1 win (11-2 on aggregate) over Sparta Prague which saw them progress to the Europa League quarter finals. As ever, the performances were assessed and key moments analysed with a particular focus on Mo Salah, Harvey Elliott and Darwin Nunez. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Sparta & The Road Ahead - Daily Red Podcast

Sparta & The Road Ahead - Daily Red Podcast

On today's episode Dave looks at the road ahead in this season, with Liverpool playing Sparta Thursday night with a 5-1 lead, Dave looks at potential opposition in the next rounds. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Man United FA Cup - AEye Scouted

Man United FA Cup - AEye Scouted

Dave & Karl discuss this weekends game against Manchester United in the cup as the reds travel to Old Trafford to take-on their old rivals. They discuss the game in detail, and also look at Man United as a whole with the Red Devils struggling this season, with pressure building on manager Erik ten Hag. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Man City - Stat Me Up : Media Matters

Man City - Stat Me Up : Media Matters

Dave Davis is joined by Ben Bocksak to discuss: - The Michael Edwards News and Potential Multickub Models - City Game and Stats - ⁠Europa and Kids - ⁠United FA Cup and History Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
FSG & Multi-Club Ownership - Daily Red Podcast

FSG & Multi-Club Ownership - Daily Red Podcast

On today's episode Dave looks at the ownership and the plans to buy another football club. He looks at the merits and the issues of multi-club ownerships which has become increasingly common in modern football. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Annual Accounts Deep Dive - Money Talks

Annual Accounts Deep Dive - Money Talks

On this episode of Money Talks, Mo Chatra is joined by financial analyst, Greg Cordell, to take an in-depth look at Liverpool's recently published annual accounts for 2022/23. All aspects of the accounts are analysed including revenue streams, the wage bill, player trading, EBITDA, infrastructure costs, bank debt as well as projections for what the financials might look like for the current and forthcoming seasons. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Post Conference Presser: Sparta Prague Home

Post Conference Presser: Sparta Prague Home

Dave Davis reviews Dominic Szoboszlai and Jurgen Klopp’s unique pre Sparta presser and covers: - Q&A’s for both plus injury updates galore - ⁠City Lessons - ⁠Train of Thoughts Around Line-up - Edward Comments From Klopp Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Return of the Prodigal Son: Old Skool

Return of the Prodigal Son: Old Skool

Gags and Dave are back to discuss some of the Man City game and the return of Michael Edwards and what his impact could be and what it means for Liverpool FC. They also discuss the possible managerial appointments that Liverpool could make! All this and more on Old Skool! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Edwards Reaction, Sparta & City Analysis - Under Pressure: Next Level

Edwards Reaction, Sparta & City Analysis - Under Pressure: Next Level

Darth hosts Hamzah, Si and Dr Barts to review another 2 games for #LFC. The lads review the Europa League win in Prague and the titanic Premier League draw with Man City at Anfield. The lads start by reacting to the news that Michael Edwards has returned as Director of Football Operations Part 1 - Edwards Reaction Part 2 - Sparta  Lineups and Gameplans. Stronger than expected? Match summary and key stats: Possession, XG, XT, Big Chances, Shots The Nunez hot streak is here! Elliott breaking XA Kelleher praise part 4251 Konate injury diagnosis and prognosis Part 2 - Man City Line ups and gameplans Match Summary and key stats: Possession, XG, XT, Big Chances, Shots Opening period tactial analysis. City on top, KdB running riot. How did it happen? LFC tactical changes. Bradley and another way of making the midfield box 120km is back baby! Physical stats deep dive Darwin offside discussion VVD/Mac/Endo analysis and stats 2nd half dominance The Diaz trifecta of misses. Diaz v Mane discussion City subs and effect on the rest of the game Doku penalty incident rants Statspacks https://drbarts.quarto.pub/match-day---el-cup-r16-leg-1/ https://drbarts.quarto.pub/match-day-28  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
No Tinfoil Please : Molby On The Spot

No Tinfoil Please : Molby On The Spot

On the latest Molby On The Spot, Trev Downey and Jan Molby speak about the City game, the ongoing PGMOL shitshow, the media narrative-spinning and the impact the draw may have on perception The Reds, City and Arsenal have of themselves as potential champions. Jan refuses to be embroiled in any conspiracy talk, preferring instead the wisdom of Hanlon's Razor a heuristic telling us to “never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.” Of course, the lads also look ahead to the games against Sparta Prague and Manchester United and, as ever, The Great Dane has plenty to say about the latter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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