Gags and Jack are back as they discuss winning in the Premier League. This was the first Gags Tandon Show that covered a win on a weekend since February 28th INSANE! The lads discuss Rio, Gakpo, Curtis, Mo and also look ahead to the fixtures and those of their rivals in the pursuit of Champions League football next season! All this and more on the Gags Tandon Show!
Gags and Grizz are back to discuss the dire situation at Liverpool FC, what’s gone wrong, and what could happen next. The lads discuss how it is affecting the season, with talk on tickets, manager tactics, and the overall feeling around every area of the pitch!
Dave Hendrick is joined by Karl Matchett to discuss the Europa action from Thursday night before looking at the other big leagues around Europe. They then discuss the upcoming game against Fulham.
Dave Hendrick looks at all the LFC related news & gossip. He looks at the news that Andy Robertson has confirmed he's leaving the club at the end of the season.
Dave Davis looks at all the latest around:
• Slot presser with mention of support from owners, Robbo departing and Anfield potentially becoming toxic on Saturday
• Fresh Winger Links with Toure, Minteh and Diomande mentioned, plus Konate contract looking positive
Dave Hendrick is joined by Karl Matchett to discuss the fallout of the PSG loss as the poor season continues. They then look at the news of Robbo leaving Liverpool at the end of the season.
Jim Boardman and Jay Reid are back with another Scouser Tommies on Anfield Index, but with optimism in even shorter supply than goals at the moment. Liverpool’s humiliation at Man City in the FA Cup and a limp 2-0 defeat away to PSG leave them questioning not just the manager, but the entire direction of the club. From half-hearted pressing to confused tactics and a back five thrown together on 48 hours’ notice, the lads ask how a title-winning squad has ended up looking like relegation fodder, and why the manager seems happier talking about “survival mode” than solutions.
The conversation turns to leadership, both on the touchline and in the dressing room, as Slot’s post-match comments jar with Virgil van Dijk’s brutal honesty about players “giving up.” Jim and Jay dig into the lack of in-game adjustments, the persistence with out-of-form favourites, and the sense that togetherness, Liverpool’s supposed superpower under Klopp, has completely evaporated. When even long-serving figures like Andy Robertson look like they’re just seeing the season out, it feels like a squad drifting without direction, waiting for someone else to make the big decisions.
As Fulham at Anfield looms, followed by the PSG second leg and the derby, the stakes could hardly be higher for a fanbase that feels taken for granted. There’s anger at inflation-linked ticket hikes in a cost-of-living crisis, concern at what’s leading to the growing protests and the loss of flags on the Kop, and an uncomfortable debate about whether it will take banners and open revolt to finally force change in the dugout and the boardroom. With Champions League qualification and up to £120 million in revenue on the line, Jim and Jay wonder whether Liverpool are simply “on life support” until the summer, or already slipping into a long, sad goodbye.
