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Big Decisions: Part 2 - Boardroom, Transfers and Multiple Clubs

Big Decisions: Part 2 - Boardroom, Transfers and Multiple Clubs

Trev Downey is joined by Dave Davis to discuss: - Their Personal Feelings Over Michael Edwards Return - ⁠Potential Transfer Business This Summer - ⁠Multi-Club Model and Thoughts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
LFC Internationals: Stat Me Up

LFC Internationals: Stat Me Up

Dave Davis is joined by Ben Bocsak to discuss: - The International Game and LFC Players - Two Games In A Week - ⁠Off The Field Events - ⁠Player Young Player of Year Contenders Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Football's Nearly Back! - Daily Red Podcast

Football's Nearly Back! - Daily Red Podcast

On today's episode Dave looks ahead to the weekend as Liverpool are finally back, with the Reds facing Brighton. He also looks ahead with the run-in, youngsters and the culture at the club. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
The Run-In: Under Pressure

The Run-In: Under Pressure

Darth hosts Si for an international break pod to welcome back the return of the Premier League. The lads preview the last 2 months of the Jurgen Klopp era focusing on * Injuries: New injuries, returning players and also the injury situation at Arsenal/Man City * Workload: How much did our players play during the international break? Who is primed on the Fatigue Index? Who is spiking? * Schedule: how packed is the schedule? When is the next Gameday+4? Who has the hardest and easiest schedule? * Form: who is in good form? Who is running hot? Actual, XG and XT? * Fixtures: what are the key fixtures remaining? What is the best result for LFC from City v Arse? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Welcome Break - Scouser Tommies

Welcome Break - Scouser Tommies

The international break might have taken proper football away, but it’s not stopped Jim Boardman and Jay Reid from finding stuff to talk about for this week’s Scouser Tommies. Plenty to look forward to, as the League season gets back going again this Easter weekend after being so rudely interrupted, and for Liverpool it starts with the visit of Brighton. A huge game for the Reds, especially when you look at the fixture taking place after full-time at Anfield. Since the last episode there has been one game to forget, the FA Cup game down the East Lancs, but, as Jay and Jim say, as gutting as it felt at the time, that disappointment was more about who it was against than what the result really meant. For once the break might have done us a favour. With a certain sports ‘news’ channel seemingly putting something slightly less impressive than Coventry did the day before on a par with solving world hunger, it was best to avoid the papers and all national sports outlets for the week. Stick to the safety of your favourite LFC fan media. Especially when realising that those national outlets would soon be shelving their Manc love-in to fawn over everything Ingerland.  Sadly, the evil Nike corporation did something so evil that, no matter how hard you tried to avoid it, sooner or later you were bound to hear about the UK’s national team (or so it always seems, fans of the other UK national sides must think). The outcry over the colour of a cross on the back of an overpriced shirt was quite bemusing to watch from the sides for anyone who cares like Jim, Jay and pretty much all of Liverpool do. Of course it’s all Nike’s fault, it’s not like England’s FA get any say in the shirts they make so much money from.  Talking of money and blaming the wrong people, more progress was reported on the Everton takeover, although nothing exactly official which makes you wonder if anything is actually going to happen. The Premier League have (reportedly) said they are “minded to allow” the deal to go through, based on a number of conditions that effectively add up to demanding 777 put their money where their mouth is. Jay and Jim are kind of astounded at how long it’s all taken, at why 777 haven’t just got the deal done and taken Everton out of limbo if they’re good for the cash, at how much debt Everton are now in, at how that compares to what FSG paid to buy LFC not that long ago, and at how it’s all the Premier League’s fault. Only kind of astounded though, of course, this is Everton. This week: • Look ahead to LFC v Brighton • One game at a time but the start of an important run of games • Dangerous opponents, but surely we’ve learned that by now? • International break – how have Reds players fared? • How many will be coming back with new injuries? • Robbo is one, we await news of a scan, but are we as worried about him missing as we used to be? • Plenty of goals from Reds on their travels • Brief look back at the FA Cup exit • We’re over it now, but what can we learn from it? • Maybe get better at turning control and possession into goals? • The reaction to that game laughable, do they know it wasn’t the final? • The reaction to England’s shirt laughable, do they know it’s only a shirt that will soon be replaced by another?  • Do the leaders of the main political parties have nothing more important to try and get fixed?  • Everton’s takeover – what will happen if it doesn’t go through, and soon? • Would we miss them? • LFC Legends game – great to see Sven given such a memorable moment. • Could Liverpool do one more thing for him? • Premier League Hall of Fame – two ex-Reds nominated. • One an obvious pick for Reds fans, we’re not sure we could vote for the other • Maybe a mural means more anyway Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wataru Endo’s Dream Move to Liverpool: A Midfield Maestro’s Tale In a summer that saw Liverpool Football Club embark on a monumental £150 million revamp of their midfield, the acquisition of Wataru Endo from Stuttgart emerged as a fascinating subplot, filled with twists, anticipation, and the fulfilment of a lifelong dream. A Surprising Turn of […]

Liverpool’s Potential Free Transfer Gem: Bence Dardai In the whirlwind of football transfers, Liverpool finds themselves amidst speculation and anticipation as they eye a potential future star, Bence Dardai. The Anfield side, known for its strategic long-term acquisitions, may just land a coup this summer. According to HITC, “Liverpool and Manchester United are both showing […]

Alexis Mac Allister: From “Gary” to “Macca” at Anfield In the heart of Liverpool’s midfield, a new star shines bright, and his journey from being called “Gary” to embracing the nickname “Macca” encapsulates his swift rise at Anfield. Liverpool FC’s summer signing Alexis Mac Allister has quickly cemented his place in Jurgen Klopp’s plans, proving […]

Former Red Champions Gareth Southgate for Liverpool’s Next Managerial Era In the ever-evolving saga of football management, the question of who will take the reins at Liverpool post-Jurgen Klopp is sparking conversations far and wide. Amidst the whirlwind of speculation, a surprising endorsement has emerged from former England and Liverpool defender Glen Johnson, courtesy of […]

Luis Díaz: A Future in Flux? Díaz’s Impact at Anfield Since his arrival at Liverpool in January 2022, Luis Díaz has not just been a player; he’s been a revelation. The Colombian international has become an indispensable part of Jürgen Klopp’s squad. His journey from FC Porto to Anfield has been nothing short of meteoric, […]

Liverpool’s Relationship with Its Players: A Legacy Beyond the Field Analyzing the vibrant discussion on player relationships at Liverpool FC from the Daily Red Podcast, featuring insights from Dave Hendrick, a recent episode titled “Make It Special” sheds light on the deep-rooted connections between the club and its players, both past and present. This piece […]

FA Cup Exit and Season Concerns: A Detailed Analysis In the aftermath of a surprising FA Cup exit, discussions within the football community have sparked around the implications for the season ahead. Allen and Andrew from the Mindfield Podcast, associated with Anfield Index Pro, recently delved into these topics, providing a wealth of insight into […]

Liverpool and the New Manager Prospect: Ruben Amorim Liverpool’s search for a new manager has directed the spotlight toward Ruben Amorim, a name that resonates with promise and intrigue within the football community. The Anfield Index Podcast recently hosted Portuguese football expert Tom Kundert to dissect the potential impact of Amorim at Liverpool, a discussion […]

Scotland’s Quest for Euro 2024 Glory Marred by Robertson Setback Scotland’s preparations for a redeeming campaign at Euro 2024 encountered fresh adversity as the national team’s linchpin, Andy Robertson, sustained an injury during the friendly clash with Northern Ireland in Glasgow. The incident casts a shadow over the squad’s readiness and the fitness of their […]

Fábio Carvalho Would Thrive Under Xabi Alonso or Rúben Amorim After making a mental list of the potential attacking assets for Liverpool next season, it does appear that a window of opportunity is set to be opened for one player that was previously deemed surplus to requirements. As both Xabi Alonso and Rúben Amorim dominate […]

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