On the latest RAW, Guy is stepping in for Trev and is joined by the AEye Scouted lads Dave & Karl to reflect on another dreadful performance as the Reds drew 3-3 with Brighton.Â
On episode 342 of The Anfield Index Podcast, Trev Downey, Guy Drinkel and Lisa Marie Hanahan look ahead to a make-or-break period of the season and assess their optimism based on form, fixtures, returns to the squad and other less tangible factors. There's also some chat about cowboys fighting dinosaurs, a bit of existential angst and some fractious breakfast discussion.
Jim Boardman and Jay Reid return to talk all things Red from the world’s best city. With most of Liverpool’s key players on duty in some form or other for their countries, whether it was scoring goals or warming benches, the club was busy signing up new sponsors and, hopefully, getting players fit. With the morbid events now over - the England games that is - it’s time for the Reds players to come home and get this season started. Proper football under proper floodlights is beckoning again.
Hari welcomes Andy Naylor of The Athletic to preview the return of the Premier League as the Reds welcome Brighton to Anfield. They discuss a variety of facets of the game, but with Brighton's new manager Roberto De Zerbi how much will Brighton change?Â
Darth is joined by Rhodesy and Si to take stock before the make or break of 13 games in 43 days.
The lads go player-by-player on injuries to assess how ready the Reds are for the insane schedule ahead.
They then do a deep-dive on the season so far and look at where performance improvements are needed on our season so far as well as looking at the performance of some of our rivals
Premier League is finally back! Dave & Karl are back to look ahead to Liverpool's next game as the Reds welcome Brighton to Anfield. They look at the game in usual detail as Brighton arrive with a new manager in charge with Roberto De Zerbi replacing Graham Potter. Â
Dave & Karl are back to look at the groups for the world cup in this episode they focus on G & H which include some interesting teams such as Brazil, Portugal and even some teams such as Serbia to do surprisingly well?
