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On today's episode Dave catches up with the latest Liverpool news and gossip. It's deadline day! Also known as Tuesday for Liverpool fans, also GOOD NEWS Ibrahima Konate is injured. 

Dave & Karl are back to look at potential sporting directors that could replace the departing Julian Ward, who do the lads think could help Liverpool with their rebuild.

On today's episode Dave catches up with the latest Liverpool news and gossip. Dave looks back at the loss to Brighton in the FA Cup. 

As takeover talk dominates the football conversation, not just for Liverpool, Jim Boardman and Tony Evans look back to the last time it happened to the Reds and the destructive, vicious, build up to the sale. More headlines on the business pages than the back pages, talking more about Wall Street than Anfield Road, two cowboys fighting each other and the banks with the help of their posse and none of them caring about the club they bled dry. With paranoid dossiers, threats to fans, and more liars than goalscorers, we’d have gone mad if we weren’t so mad.

On the latest RAW, Guy is joined by Justin Wells to discuss Liverpool's elimination from the FA Cup as the Reds lose late on to the always impressive Brighton side. 

On the latest Anfield Index Podcast, Trev Downey and Lisa Marie Hanahan talk about Sean Dyche, Anthony Gordon, Moises Caicedo, Sander Berge, the SOS statement, fan wars and Georges Orwell and Carlin. So that's nice, isn't it, mates?

On today's episode Dave catches up with the latest Liverpool news and gossip. Dave looks ahead to the game against Brighton in the FA Cup. 

Dave Davis is joined by Lisa-Marie to talk through: - Klopp’s early press conference - Chelsea Lessons - Brighton Threats - Formation and Line-up - Beat the Host (score and first scorer) A not so compact review …

On this week’s Molby on the Spot Jim Boardman sits in for Trev Downey for a chat with Jan Molby about the latest from LFC. It starts with the draw against Chelsea and ends with a look ahead to the FA Cup against Brighton, but heads off in various directions in between, including ownership woes - not necessarily at Anfield - transfer windows, how to motivate players, or not, and what Jan hopes he never sees happen to Jurgen Klopp.

Dave & Karl back to look at clubs in the Premier League that may be in a spot of bother as the pair look at Everton of course, West Ham who tried to make a jump this summer but has stifled any sort of cohesion at the club, and Tottenham who are doing fine in terms of the table, but performances and feel around the club are certainly toxic at the moment, especially with noises of Conte's nearly certain departure.