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On the latest Molby On The Spot, Trev Downey and Jan Molby reflect on the massive win over Bournemouth, look at the transfer activity in the PL and cast their eyes ahead to a punishing schedule starting with the Anfield match against Newcastle.

On today's episode Dave looks through the LFC related news and gossip.

Dave & Karl are back to look ahead to Liverpool's next fixture as the Reds welcome Newcastle to Anfield. They discuss the game in usual detail with a look at how Eddie Howe has developed the Toon into a real 'footballing side' now. 

Darth is joined by Rhodesy, Barts and Si to analyse the record-breaking shellacking of Bournemouth. The lads go through all the areas of concern raised in the United pod to see if/how they were addressed. In addition the lads pay tribute to Bobby Firmino, take a look at our set plays and contemplate the insane variation that football throws up.

On today's episode Dave looks through the LFC related news and gossip. He then discusses the emphatic win over Bournemouth. 

On this episode Hari is joined by Neil Dawson of the Back of the Net podcast to discuss the upcoming game.

On this episode Guy is joined by AI Writer Steven Smith to rate the players from the emphatic win over Bournemouth! The lads look at all the players is Bobby back? The importance of Fabinho and emergence of Harvey Elliott. 

Join Nina Kauser as she discusses recent performances and events around Anfield with AI writers, guests and fans who call-in live! Got an opinion on Liverpool FC? Get it touch and you could be on the show with Nina too.

On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Karl Matchett analyse the key moments and assess the performances from Liverpool's record 9-0 win over Bournemouth. A lot of fun as the lads react to The Reds finally starting their season.

Jim Boardman and Jay Reid are back late from the summer break to discuss all things LFC in Liverpool. Talking of being back late from holidays, the lethargic start in the league from Klopp’s double-winning squad left the Reds way further back than most expected. It was enough to get the neighbours excited about being neighbours in the league table too. Darwin Nunez might be unavailable for a bit after his little indiscretion, but he’ll soon be back and, as Jay and Jim discuss, will be feeling at home at the club and in the city in no time at all. There’s also a little look ahead to this season’s Champions League, and one of the Reds’ shortest ever trips in the competition, to a city with much in common with Liverpool.