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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?

On today's episode Dave goes through all the teams in the Premier League and picks 3 players that could get into Liverpool's squad, obviously some teams will be a bit a of a stretch! What players would you take from our rivals? What positions would address? 

On the latest Molby On The Spot, Trev Downey and Jan Molby look back over the week that was for Liverpool. As ever, many topics get covered including: the deserved nature of the derby win; the Tsimikas question; the midfield combination; the underperforming of Everton's squad; Toulouse; Nottingham Forest; Darwin Nunez on a roll and the magic of white away kits.

On today's episode Dave looks back at the win over Everton from Saturday, as the referees won another Merseyside Derby for the reds... Dave also looks at the impact of Luis Diaz this season with the Colombian picked up some undeserved criticism after the weekend.  He also looks at Ryan Gravenberch and what the Dutchman can build from after a promising performance from the new signing.  Also Van Dijk is performing extremely well with the sometimes nervy looking backline being held together by the captain.

Dave Davis is joined by David Lynch to discuss: - The Derby Victory and Liverpools performance - Van Dijk MoTM - Harvey Elliotts Season So Far and Promise - Toulouse and Forest Ahead - Whose In The Title Race

On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Jim Boardman pick the bones out of Liverpool's 2-0 victory over Everton. Performances are assessed and key moments analysed over a 90 minute show that included discussion on: Everton's underachieving squad; the mixed outing of Kostas Tsimikas; "man of the match" Mo Salah being awful...

On today's episode Dave looks ahead to the game against Everton as Sean Dyche's men currently sit 16th, albeit with an easy fixture list so far. He looks at their strengths and weaknesses, and also how do Liverpool come into this game? Unfortunately Robertson's injury has been given a timeline with Scotland's captain reportedly set to miss 3-4 months.