Dave & Karl begin by looking at the Champions League draw, they then look at the EFL picture with the Championship being it's usual chaotic self. They then preview the game against West Ham.
Dave Davis is joined by Simon Brundish and Dr Phil BARTs to discuss:
• Worries over Grav and Mac and the real decline and concerns that exist
• Jones needs to be renewed and the lack of action v stats makes no sense
• Szob: Better than right backs and midfielders in t(e premier league. Give him what he wants
• Si and Barts talk what Liverpool should do in the summer for the midfield
Dave Hendrick looks at all the LFC related news & gossip. Today he looks at the potential routes in the Champions League ahead of the draw tomorrow. He then looks at where Klopp's Kids are from the League Cup win.
On the latest episode of the Red Room, Grizz Khan is joined by Lewis, Lola and Michael to look at all the latest big talking points on the Reds:
- Look at UCL opponents
- Were we lucky against Forest
- The Need for the Reds to capitalise on the weekend, with tough fixtures ahead for teams around us.
On the latest Molby on the Spot podcast, Trev Downey is joined by Liverpool legend Jan Molby take an in-depth look at the fortunate win over Forest and the upcoming games against West Ham and Wolves, plus a look at Jan’s Top Ten All-Time Reds.
Dave Davis is joined by David Lynch to discuss:
• Real chances of leadership group departing and who might be coming into replace them
• Rooney and Carragher comments on Slot’s aura and no one could have done better
• Midfield and attacker churn at real risk and what’s needed re contracts and reinforcements
In the latest Scouser Tommies episode, Jim Boardman and Jay Reid look back at Liverpool’s lucky 1-0 win over Nottingham Forest and ahead to both the Champions League draw and a run of crucial, supposedly winnable fixtures. But with LFC 25-26, how winnable will they really be?
Jim and Jay dissect the narrow (and let’s be honest, fortunate) victory, voicing concerns over a “dysfunctional” display lacking spark and creativity. Jim questions the wisdom of giving players time off when tactical work feels overdue, while Jay criticizes Arne Slot’s limited rotation and reliance on a tight core of players, suggesting Liverpool still lack a clear identity.
The duo discuss Slot’s reluctance to trust youth, praising 17-year-old Rio Ngumoha for his fearless cameos that bring the directness missing from the regular starters. They also vent about “traffic warden-level” refereeing and dubious VAR calls, wondering if Slot’s patience-based tactics, which seem to consist of letting opponents tire, are a risky break from the club’s proactive traditions.
Looking ahead, they ask if the FA Cup is Liverpool’s best shot at silverware, remain skeptical about Champions League progress, and stress that the coming League run against West Ham, Wolves and Spurs is a must-win stretch to secure a top-five finish. Can Liverpool finally deliver a performance as convincing as their ambitions?
As always, there’s a look across the park to the docks and plenty to laugh about from the old neighbours, with Jay pointing out one thing they are definitely the masters of.
