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The Liverbirds Podcast: A King’s Ransom (worth more than gold)

The Liverbirds come together to remember the 97, pay tribute to those who never came home and those who were forever changed that day. They also remember Fydsy (Jans Reds) who sadly passed away recently, talk Mo's new contract, Virg on the verge (now confirmed), West Ham, Leicester and what needs to happen for LFC to lift no.20.

Daily Red Podcast: Happy Van Dijk Day

Dave Hendrick looks at the Liverpool new & gossip, as he discusses Van Dijk signing his new contract, and looks at what him and Salah signing new contracts means for the status of the club and more!

Van Dijk Special: Statistical Analysis On What Sets Van Dijk Apart From The Rest In World Football!

Stat Me Up Special: As Dave Davis and Dr Phil Bart speak on Van Dijk and his impact on the Liverpool team this year and beyond, a new deal to keep him as the Captain of Liverpool Football Club for 2 more years!

VAN DIJK OFFICIALLY SIGNS NEW 2-YEAR CONTRACT AT LIVERPOOL FC!

Dave Davis brings the latest breaking news all about Van Dijk signing a new 2-year contract, keeping the captain at Liverpool Football Club!

Van Dijk Interview – New LFC Contract Signed

Hear from the skipper Virgil van Dijk after he agreed a new deal with LFC.

Scouser Tommies: ONE OF THE GREATEST

Rereleased in memory of Jan Gorski-Mescir. In this special edition of Scouser Tommies, Jim Boardman and Jan Gorski-Mescir discussed the career of Liverpool legend Ray Kennedy after his death at the age of 70. Bill Shankly’s last signing, Ray would go on to be a key part of the Bob Paisley era, instrumental in the Reds making that step up from regular league title winners to regular European title winners. In Paisley’s words, Ray was “one of Liverpool’s greatest players and probably the most underrated”

TRANSFER SHOW SPECIAL: Left Backs

Trev Downey is joined by Dave Davis to review all the latest talk around Robertson, Tsimikas and all other links.

Daily Red Podcast: Keys To The Kingdom

Dave Hendrick looks at the Liverpool new & gossip, as he compares the situation left at Manchester United & Liverpool by Sir Alex Ferguson & Jurgen Klopp.

Another Podcast – Loads of Strikers

Dave Hendrick takes a look at the striker market to assess potential to additions to the squad.

Scouser Tommies: Nervy Endings

Join Jim Boardman and Jay Reid on the Scouser Tommies podcast as they dissect Liverpool's crucial, yet increasingly nervy, end-of-season run-in. With the first potential fan-attended title win in 35 years tantalisingly close, they debate whether player complacency, nerves, or even a less intense Anfield crowd are contributing to the recent dip in form, especially when compared to famous European nights. Jay, speaking from his own match-day experiences, suggests factors like fan inexperience, the distraction of phones, and the impact of hospitality might be diluting Anfield's traditional cauldron-like atmosphere. The hosts ponder potential solutions, including encouraging fans to arrive earlier to recreate the legendary pre-match Kop buzz, stressing that both players and fans need to feed off each other to get over the line. The decreasing uncertainty surrounding Trent Alexander-Arnold's future, at least officially, amid persistent Real Madrid links, is thoroughly explored. Jim and Jay discuss the fan disappointment over how the situation is unfolding, referencing Paddy Pimblett's comments about a local lad potentially taking his unique position for granted, and consider if this paves the way for Conor Bradley to secure an extended run at right-back. Amid the Trent speculation, there's positive news with Mohamed Salah's new deal signed and Virgil van Dijk strongly hinting his own extension is imminent. Securing these experienced leaders allows focus to shift to summer strengthening, balancing recruitment with developing the club's own talent, highlighted by the emergence of players like Kelleher, Bradley, and Quansah. Finally, Jim and Jay put the season into perspective, reminding listeners that Liverpool have already exceeded expectations set back in August. Despite recent stumbles, the achievement remains remarkable, and the hope is to secure title number 20 convincingly – ideally at Anfield. As always, there’s plenty to laugh about from that lot across the park.