Casemiro To Leave: Two Footed Extra Time
Dave looks at the news & gossip, as Casemiro is set to leave Man United at the end of the season.
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Scouser Tommies: GREASY HANDS
Jim Boardman and Jay Reid are back to sift through the ups and downs of another strange week for the Reds. From the exasperation of a boring draw at home against Burnley to the satisfaction of a job well done in Marseille. Which version of LFC will turn up next? What we hope for and what we get might not be the same.
The unbeaten run continues but what we saw at the weekend is nowhere near what any Liverpool fan wants to see, as a loud if not sizeable minority made clear at the end of the game. The frustration is understandable, and if you’ve bought your ticket you can make noise in whatever way you choose, but Jim reckons it’s a bit early to be shouting from the stands, pantomime style, it’s not what we do. As Jay points out, the vast majority of Reds fans in the ground were just as frustrated, given the conversations underway as they made their way out of the ground. Sometimes it’s better to be quiet if you’ve nothing positive to shout about. Which goes a long way to explaining why Anfield is so quiet this season.
There will no doubt be some claiming that the jeers spurred Slot and his players on to victory in the Champions League, but it’s more likely to be because the opposition didn’t play the low block that most of the world now knows is Arne’s kryptonite. With the Reds’ next opponents not known for using it, is there a chance that Liverpool could register their first league win of 2026?
It’s not just the results. It’s not just the annoyance at seeing everyone above Liverpool slip up and missing out on capitalising on it. It’s not just the constant use of stats to justify another awful game. It’s getting boring to watch Liverpool, with the “crab football”, as Jay puts it, showing no signs of going away.
The signs of how good Liverpool can be, the injection of threat from fullbacks being able to play out wide and create, the invention of Dom at set pieces, the continued prowess of the man between the sticks, is all great to see, a boost after the boos. But then you glance at the league table and see what’s been thrown away.
Also this week there’s time to have a quick look at the football equivalent of the "Rich List" and the oddities of how the different Premier League clubs’ turnover is broken down. The hosts can’t think why one club might have half the matchday revenue of their rival Premier League clubs, while bringing in far more from sponsorship and commercial. The figures also serve as a reminder of one of the major reasons it is vital to qualify for the Champions League. Money, in case you were wondering.
The new Champions League format makes it very difficult not to get into the knockout phase, and a win at home in the last fixture of the league phase will mean the Reds make the last 16. At that point, if the draw is kinder than last year, it’s not out of the question that Liverpool go all the way. But if that journey is running alongside a continued inability to win games in the league it could be a bizarre situation this summer. A nice problem to have, of course, but there’s still a long way to go.
Meanwhile it’s probably all been a bit confusing for the neighbours. You win a match, but you help your most hated enemy close the gap above them. You think you’re helping your old mate accelerate to glory, but they fall over too.
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Questions!: The Two Footed Podcast
Dave returns from illness to answer a few questions on a variety of topics!
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The Mind-Field Podcast: The Psychology of Arne
Al & Andrew chat about how Slot is handling the pressure and how the players might be responding.
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Media Matters: Momentum Test at Bournemouth – David Lynch on What Comes Next
David Lynch looks ahead as Media Matters turns its attention to Bournemouth away and Liverpool’s next challenge.
With European momentum established, this cut debates selection continuity, rotation risks, tactical tweaks, and whether Liverpool can translate continental authority into domestic control. A forward-looking discussion on pressure, expectations, and the importance of backing up a strong European night.
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Scouser Tommies: GREASY HANDS
Jim Boardman and Jay Reid are back to sift through the ups and downs of another strange week for the Reds. From the exasperation of a boring draw at home against Burnley to the satisfaction of a job well done in Marseille. Which version of LFC will turn up next? What we hope for and what we get might not be the same.
The unbeaten run continues but what we saw at the weekend is nowhere near what any Liverpool fan wants to see, as a loud if not sizeable minority made clear at the end of the game. The frustration is understandable, and if you’ve bought your ticket you can make noise in whatever way you choose, but Jim reckons it’s a bit early to be shouting from the stands, pantomime style, it’s not what we do. As Jay points out, the vast majority of Reds fans in the ground were just as frustrated, given the conversations underway as they made their way out of the ground. Sometimes it’s better to be quiet if you’ve nothing positive to shout about. Which goes a long way to explaining why Anfield is so quiet this season.
There will no doubt be some claiming that the jeers spurred Slot and his players on to victory in the Champions League, but it’s more likely to be because the opposition didn’t play the low block that most of the world now knows is Arne’s kryptonite. With the Reds’ next opponents not known for using it, is there a chance that Liverpool could register their first league win of 2026?
It’s not just the results. It’s not just the annoyance at seeing everyone above Liverpool slip up and missing out on capitalising on it. It’s not just the constant use of stats to justify another awful game. It’s getting boring to watch Liverpool, with the “crab football”, as Jay puts it, showing no signs of going away.
The signs of how good Liverpool can be, the injection of threat from fullbacks being able to play out wide and create, the invention of Dom at set pieces, the continued prowess of the man between the sticks, is all great to see, a boost after the boos. But then you glance at the league table and see what’s been thrown away.
Also this week there’s time to have a quick look at the football equivalent of the "Rich List" and the oddities of how the different Premier League clubs’ turnover is broken down. The hosts can’t think why one club might have half the matchday revenue of their rival Premier League clubs, while bringing in far more from sponsorship and commercial. The figures also serve as a reminder of one of the major reasons it is vital to qualify for the Champions League. Money, in case you were wondering.
The new Champions League format makes it very difficult not to get into the knockout phase, and a win at home in the last fixture of the league phase will mean the Reds make the last 16. At that point, if the draw is kinder than last year, it’s not out of the question that Liverpool go all the way. But if that journey is running alongside a continued inability to win games in the league it could be a bizarre situation this summer. A nice problem to have, of course, but there’s still a long way to go.
Meanwhile it’s probably all been a bit confusing for the neighbours. You win a match, but you help your most hated enemy close the gap above them. You think you’re helping your old mate accelerate to glory, but they fall over too …
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Daily Red: A Fun Win!
Dave Hendrick looks at all the LFC related news & gossip. Today he at the win over Marseille from last night and more!
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MEDIA MATTERS SPECIAL: THATS MORE LIKE IT! CAN YOU DO IT AGAIN SATURDAY?
Dave Davis is joined by David Lynch to discuss:
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• Slot comments and attacks
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Casemiro To Leave: Two Footed Extra Time
Dave looks at the news & gossip, as Casemiro is set to leave Man United at the end of the season.
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Scouser Tommies: GREASY HANDS
Jim Boardman and Jay Reid are back to sift through the ups and downs of another strange week for the Reds. From the exasperation of a boring draw at home against Burnley to the satisfaction of a job well done in Marseille. Which version of LFC will turn up next? What we hope for and what we get might not be the same.
The unbeaten run continues but what we saw at the weekend is nowhere near what any Liverpool fan wants to see, as a loud if not sizeable minority made clear at the end of the game. The frustration is understandable, and if you’ve bought your ticket you can make noise in whatever way you choose, but Jim reckons it’s a bit early to be shouting from the stands, pantomime style, it’s not what we do. As Jay points out, the vast majority of Reds fans in the ground were just as frustrated, given the conversations underway as they made their way out of the ground. Sometimes it’s better to be quiet if you’ve nothing positive to shout about. Which goes a long way to explaining why Anfield is so quiet this season.
There will no doubt be some claiming that the jeers spurred Slot and his players on to victory in the Champions League, but it’s more likely to be because the opposition didn’t play the low block that most of the world now knows is Arne’s kryptonite. With the Reds’ next opponents not known for using it, is there a chance that Liverpool could register their first league win of 2026?
It’s not just the results. It’s not just the annoyance at seeing everyone above Liverpool slip up and missing out on capitalising on it. It’s not just the constant use of stats to justify another awful game. It’s getting boring to watch Liverpool, with the “crab football”, as Jay puts it, showing no signs of going away.
The signs of how good Liverpool can be, the injection of threat from fullbacks being able to play out wide and create, the invention of Dom at set pieces, the continued prowess of the man between the sticks, is all great to see, a boost after the boos. But then you glance at the league table and see what’s been thrown away.
Also this week there’s time to have a quick look at the football equivalent of the "Rich List" and the oddities of how the different Premier League clubs’ turnover is broken down. The hosts can’t think why one club might have half the matchday revenue of their rival Premier League clubs, while bringing in far more from sponsorship and commercial. The figures also serve as a reminder of one of the major reasons it is vital to qualify for the Champions League. Money, in case you were wondering.
The new Champions League format makes it very difficult not to get into the knockout phase, and a win at home in the last fixture of the league phase will mean the Reds make the last 16. At that point, if the draw is kinder than last year, it’s not out of the question that Liverpool go all the way. But if that journey is running alongside a continued inability to win games in the league it could be a bizarre situation this summer. A nice problem to have, of course, but there’s still a long way to go.
Meanwhile it’s probably all been a bit confusing for the neighbours. You win a match, but you help your most hated enemy close the gap above them. You think you’re helping your old mate accelerate to glory, but they fall over too.
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Questions!: The Two Footed Podcast
Dave returns from illness to answer a few questions on a variety of topics!
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The Mind-Field Podcast: The Psychology of Arne
Al & Andrew chat about how Slot is handling the pressure and how the players might be responding.
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Media Matters: Momentum Test at Bournemouth – David Lynch on What Comes Next
David Lynch looks ahead as Media Matters turns its attention to Bournemouth away and Liverpool’s next challenge.
With European momentum established, this cut debates selection continuity, rotation risks, tactical tweaks, and whether Liverpool can translate continental authority into domestic control. A forward-looking discussion on pressure, expectations, and the importance of backing up a strong European night.
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Daily Red: A Fun Win!
Dave Hendrick looks at all the LFC related news & gossip. Today he at the win over Marseille from last night and more!
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Media Matters: Contracts, Fitness and Transfer Noise – David Lynch on Liverpool’s Bigger Picture
David Lynch discusses the wider Liverpool narrative beyond the Marseille result.
This segment focuses on notable absences, fitness comments, contract situations, press conference flashpoints, and the latest transfer links circulating around the club. The conversation assesses what matters now, what can wait, and how external noise may shape decision-making in the weeks ahead.
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Media Matters: Marseille Statement or Missed Gears? David Lynch Analyses the 3–0 Win
David Lynch joins Media Matters to break down Liverpool’s 3–0 victory over Marseille, asking how complete the performance really was.
The discussion covers whether Liverpool should have put the game to bed earlier, key individual displays, tactical control, full-back influence, and attacking inefficiencies despite the scoreline. A measured look at what worked, what still did not, and what the result truly says about Liverpool’s current level.
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NEWSROUND SPECIAL: A QUALITY EUROPEAN PERFOMANCE
Dave Davis looks at all the latest Liverpool FC news after victory in Marseille with focus on flying fullbacks, Van Der Ven links and Slot comments
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Post Match Raw: FLUENT FOOTBALL
On the latest RAW Guy Drinkel is joined by Hari Sethi to discuss Liverpool's 3-0 win over Marseille.
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Arne Slot Post-Match Press Conference | Marseille 0-3 Liverpool
Arne Slot speaks to the media after Liverpool beat Marseille 3-0 in France in the Champions League.
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LATE NIGHT LIVE: EUROPEAN VICTORY, CORNER TURNED?
On the latest Late Night Live: Join Lewis Aspinall as he analyses the latest Marseille vs Liverpool match in the Champions League, with all the big moments of the game analysed, POTM and much more!
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Daily Red: Marseille Tonight
Dave Hendrick looks at all the LFC related news & gossip. Today he looks ahead to the game against Marseille tonight.
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THE RED ROOM: THE END IS NIGH!
On the latest episode of The Red Room podcast, Grizz Khan is joined by Mo, Keith Kross, Darren Timson, and debutant Lola Katz to speak all about the reds:
Discussions on the booing at Anfield post Burnley.
Alonso's sacking and how that has changed the dynamics at LFC
UCL game vs Marseille and the importance for Slot's future.
Midfield contracts debate on Grav, Macca, Jone & Szoboslai
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Arne Slot Pre-Match Press Conference | Marseille vs Liverpool
Arne Slot speaks to the media ahead of Marseille vs Liverpool in the Champions League on Wednesday Night.
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Milos Kerkez Pre-Match Press Conference | Marseille vs Liverpool
Milos Kerkez speaks to the media ahead of Marseille vs Liverpool in the Champions League on Wednesday.
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