Jim Boardman and Jay Reid are back to talk all things LFC from Liverpool. Last week they questioned the wisdom of allowing Liverpool games to be officiated by those from areas not exactly known for their fondness for Scousers, so it doesn’t take much imagination to work out what happened next. Yet despite PGMOL’s best efforts, it was the Reds, not that red, winning the day, but not without the now customary scary moments. So how does that set things up for the trip to St James’s Park? There’s plenty more up for discussion, as always, including updates on the delayed reopening of the Anny Road and disbelief at which top flight club charges the most for its cheapest ticket. You’ll never guess.
Dave & Karl answer a question surrounding Mo Salah and with the news broken by David Ornstein it was a fitting time. They also preview this weekends game against Newcastle.Â
Rival Recon returns ahead of the Reds first game of the 23/24 season this weekend at Stamford Bridge. Joining Hari to share his perspective on the progress CFC have made during pre-season under Pochettino, new transfers & expectations for the season, we welcome Parth Gupta from The Chelsea Spot
On the latest Molby On The Spot, Trev Downey and Jan Molby look at Liverpool's start to the season, the impact of the new boys, the penalty situation, the need for a defensive midfielder, Klopp's power at the club and the next game against Newcastle.
In a bumper special, Dave Davis is joined by Neil Jones to discuss:
- Bournemouth Victory
- Trent Conundrum
- Newcastle Preview and Line Up
- Transfer latest
All this and more on Media Matters.
Barts and Rhodesy are both away so it's a 2 man pod as Darth hosts Si to analyse the 3-1 win over Bournemouth. The lads discuss:
Bournemouth intensity / Reds chaos
Gakpo/Jota square pegs in round holes
Biggest upgrade ever?
Busy Alisson
In a short special, Dave Davis is joined by South American football expert Tom Robinson to discuss:
- Andre’s Profile
- Best Position
- Fluminese Style and Position
- South American - Premier League Links
All this and more on Media Matters.
