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Rival Recon returns as Hari welcomes on Nottingham Forest fan Martin to preview this weekends game in the Premier League. They discuss Forest in great detail with the reds overseeing a massive turnover of players in the last few windows. They also have a discussion surrounding Hillsborough with Martin's personal experiences of the tragedy.  After recent set-backs against Spurs and Brighton dampened the early season momentum of Klopp’s side somewhat, the Reds will be looking to make an emphatic statement when they take on the blues at Anfield this Saturday. Jota will return, but it appears as though Andy Robertson could be out for a prolonged period after dislocating his shoulder. Listen in to Hari’s chat with Mike to get a better insight into how Everton are fairing this season and how Dyche is going about developing this side into a more robust and surprisingly progressive unit.

Dave Davis previews Jurgen Klopp’s post Toulouse / pre Forest presser and covers: - Q&A’s - Mo Salah Praise and his take - Predicted Line-up and formation - Special praise for Ryan Gravenberch - Score and Scorer

On today's episode Dave takes a look at the game from last night as the red beat Toulouse 5-1 in the Europa League. He also looks forward to the game against Forest at the weekend, as well as the news surrounding the club today.

On this episode Dave & Karl look ahead to Liverpool's next game as the reds welcome Nottingham Forest to Anfield. They go through the game in usual detail with Forest having some very interesting players such as Morgan Gibbs-White in particular. They also discuss how Liverpool should approach the game, who should start next to Van Dijk in defence? And how should Klopp line up his forward line? 

On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Guy Drinkel look back on Liverpool's convincing 5-1 win over Toulouse in the Europa League. As ever, the performances are assessed and the key moments analysed with some of the main discussion points being: the ongoing emergence of Ryan Gravenberch as a midfield powerhouse; the unconditional love of the Anfield crowd for Darwin Nunez; the joy of watching three new kids get a run; the Kelleher conundrum; Mo Salah stat-padding his way into the record books and the joy of revelling in a fun football match.

On today's episode Dave takes a look at the game tonight with Liverpool in Europa action against Toulouse. He looks at squad updates, and likely starters. He then looks at the news and gossip.

On a bonus episode of The Transfer Podcast, Trev Downey and Dave Davis try to work out whether they are doubters or believers in the possibility of Liverpool challenging for the title. If not champions, the lads ask what would represent a successful campaign for Liverpool in their eyes. Taking each of City, Arsenal and Spurs one by one, the conversation turns to assessing the hopes each of them have of finishing in top spot and the lads ponder which members of each of those squads would be transformative with a Liverbird on his chest. Finally, the attention turns to the run of fixtures up to the year's end. The lads ask what is attainable and what needs to be done in order to still be in contention as 2024 rolls around. With the injury to Robbo and Salah likely away at AfCon, will there be any January recruitment other than in midfield and Dave speaks about the two South Americans being linked with the Reds' engine room. As ever, a packed show full of opinion, analysis, speculation and a bit of info!

On this episode Dave & Karl look ahead to Liverpool's next game as the reds welcome Toulouse to Anfield in the group stage of the Europa League. They also look at the Everton situation with reports of the Blues possibly receiving a points deduction amid financial troubles. 

On today's episode Dave takes a look at tomorrow's opponents Toulouse, as the french side share a familiar figure from Liverpool's past. He then looks at the news and gossip. 

Rhodesy is away but Darth hosts the sports science duo of Barts and Si to review the Derby win over Everton. The lads discuss: LFC selection, impact of international break and 1230 kickoff Everton tactics and gameplan. How did LFC manage to get so many transition situations? Key match stats and numbers 11 v 11 period. Calvert-Lewin vs Van Dijk, Diaz vs Ashley Young 11 v 10. After all those periods playing with a man down, how did we fair when a man up? Everton half time changes, LFC slow to react? Konate controversy Last 30 minute positives Discussion point: is this LFC team now too reliant on Mo Salah? Can we create enough in non-transition situations?