In this thoughtful and free-flowing discussion, Jan Gorski-Mescir and the panel reflect on Liverpool FC’s transformation in the post-Hodgson era. From the influence of FSG and Brendan Rodgers to the evolution of players like Jordan Henderson, Emre Can, and Martin Škrtel, the episode explores the club’s growing identity and future potential. With candid debates on Mario Balotelli, rising youth talents, and leadership on and off the pitch, it’s a vibrant snapshot of a club mid-transition — blending passion, humour, and deep insight, all held together by Jan’s steady presence and sharp wit.
A tribute to a unique voice in Liverpool podcasting — Fydsy.
Dave Davis dives into the eyebrow-raising story of Liverpool FC’s supposed £45m plan to buy and redevelop Goodison Park into a Megastore and multi-storey car park.
Dave Hendrick & Karl Matchett look ahead to the midweek Merseyside derby as the Reds welcome Everton to Anfield on Wednesday night. They also discuss the weekend of FA Cup action.
Dave Hendrick looks at today's LFC related news & gossip, as he looks at players who's contract expire in the summer. He also looks at the clubs preseason plans which were announced today.
Dave Davis is joined by David Lynch to discuss:
• Off The Field News
• Transfer and Contracts Latest including Ekiteke, Fernandes and Amoura
• Title Run-In starting with The Derby
In this thoughtful and often lighthearted episode of Jumpers For Goalposts, the late Jan Gorski-Mescir hosts a candid discussion on Liverpool FC’s form during a transitional period. The panel dissects the challenges Brendan Rodgers faced following Luis Suárez’s departure, the inconsistency of new signings, and the club's return to Champions League football. Amid the football analysis are touching reflections on Liverpool culture, shout-outs to journalists like Tony Barrett, and tongue-in-cheek talk of forming a band of "old farts." As always, Jan’s warm presence and quick wit hold the conversation together.
Originally aired under the title There Were Three, this episode is re-released in memory of Jan – a passionate fan, sharp mind, and much-missed voice in the LFC community.
Simon Brundish is joined by Professor Kirsty Elliott-Sale for a wide-ranging conversation tackled some of the biggest myths, challenges, and opportunities in female athlete development—particularly in football.
1. Do Girls Need to Train Differently to Boys?
2. The Menstrual Cycle & Performance
3. The ACL Epidemic in Women’s Football
4. Cycle Tracking
5. Coaching, Staffing, and Sport Science Failings
6. Strength & Conditioning is the Gamechanger
