On the latest Molby on the Spot, Trev Downey and Jan Molby discuss the potential replacements for Jürgen Klopp, the huge potential for success in the German's remaining games at the helm, the challenge posed by Brentford and Luton in the next to league matches and so much more.
On today's episode Dave looks at linked names in Liverpool's search for a new sporting director! He also looks at other news and gossip surrounding the club.
Guy is joined by Karl to discuss a variety of topics, with European football returning this midweek the pair discuss the teams Liverpool could potentially play and discuss who they'd prefer. They then discuss Liverpool's current injured players ahead of the Chelsea final, they then focus in on Chelsea who have shown some slight signs of potential. They then finish on Everton who are currently winless in the Prem since mid December.
In this weeks' episode of 'Stat Me Up' on Anfield Index channel, host Eddie Gibbs, standing in for the vacationing Dave Davis, teams up with the ever-insightful Liverpool writer and statistician, Ben Bocsak.
Together, they unpack the Reds’ latest performance against Burnley in a match that tested the nerves but ultimately added three points to the tally. Bocsak offers his candid thoughts on the victory, citing it as a testament to the team's resilience.
The spotlight shines brightly on Harvey Elliott as Ben delves into his impressive season stats, highlighting his crucial contributions in the Burnley game. The discussion then shifts to acknowledge the promising performances of rising stars Quansah and Jones, whose efforts on the pitch are earning them extra praise from fans and critics alike.
The episode also looks a Liverpool's loanees with a particular focus on Sepp van den Berg, LFC's burgeoning Bundesliga talent.
As we look to the horizon, Bocsak wields his statistical sword to unpack Liverpool's upcoming challenge against Brentford, examining past away game records and offering strategic insights into the starting lineup, especially the midfield puzzle.
Packed with sharp analysis, expert commentary, and a dash of humor, this episode of 'Stat Me Up' is a must-listen for Liverpool supporters and football analytics enthusiasts eager to get a deeper understanding of the beautiful game through the lens of statistics.
On today's episode Dave looks Thiago's time at Liverpool with the Spanish maestro being one of the unfortunate players in recent times. He also looks at news and gossip with the continuing manager discussion.
Dave Davis is joined by Dave Hendrick to discuss the merits of Ruben Amorim replacing Jurgen Klopp covering:
- Style of play (what’s different to Klopp)
- Their cv and we have to explore pros and cons
- Personality and whether they’ll be bought into
- Who could be winners and losers in squad
- What they’d need to do to work well with sporting director and get players on side
On this episode Si is in the hosting seat and is joined by Hamzah & Phil to discuss and analyse to win over Burnley. As usual the trio discuss the game in a very statistical & analytical fashion.
On today's episode Dave looks at Liverpool's win over Burnley from the weekend. He then looks at the title run, as he quickly goes through the fixtures for Liverpool, City & Arsenal.
On this week's "Media Matters" Eddie Gibbs, in for Dave Davis; teams up with esteemed Liverpool reporter David Lynch for post-match analysis of Liverpool's 3-1 victory over Burnley. The duo cover the key points from the game, including the individual performances that made the difference and the tactical acumen on display.
As the conversation unfolds, David Lynch offers his expert insight into the implications of Trent Alexander-Arnold's new contract situation, discussing how his development and contributions to the team could shape negotiations. The dialogue then shifts to the defensive linchpin, Virgil van Dijk, and the Egyptian maestro, Mohamed Salah, considering the impact their contracts could have on the squad's stability and morale.
Eddie and David also tackle the pressing injury and absentee updates, dissecting how recent press conference revelations could affect team strategy moving forward. They debate the potential of Xabi Alonso to ascend to the manager position at the club.
The episode culminates with an Q&A segment, where David responds to questions from viewers, offering his seasoned perspective on Thiago's journey with Liverpool, the lack of mentions for Bajcetic, and the anticipated timeline for the club's off-field leadership announcements.
For the dedicated Liverpool fan, this episode of "Media Matters" with David Lynch is a treasure trove of insight, blending tactical analysis with the broader implications of contract talks and transfers that are sure to shape the future of the club.
Dave Davis is joined by Dave Hendrick to discuss the merits of Xabi Alonso replacing Jurgen Klopp covering:
- Style of play (what’s different to Klopp)
- Their cv and we have to explore pros and cons
- Personality and whether they’ll be bought into
- Who could be winners and losers in squad
- What they’d need to do to work well with sporting director and get players on side
