On the latest Molby on the Spot, Trev Downey and Jan Molby look back at the successful CL campaign to date, assess the potential opposition for the Reds in the last 16, reflect on the poor league form and look ahead at the game against Tottenham.
Rival Recon returns as the Reds look to bounce back from consecutive defeats in the league as they travel to North London this Sunday to take on Tottenham Hotspur. Hari welcomes back Seb Stafford Bloor of Tifo Football to share his insight into just how well Conte’s side are playing this season and the work yet to be done.
Nina is joined by Guy Drinkel as the pair discuss Liverpool's 2-0 win over Napoli at Anfield, Guy and Nina discuss klopp's tactics team set up, tactics and key moments from the game. Guy and Nina share their insight on other performances and results and share their thoughts on The last 16
On today's episode Dave looks through the LFC related news and gossip. He looks at the win over Napoli and the improved performance of some of the key players.Â
Dave is back in the hosts chair today and is joined by Karl to look ahead to this weekend's game against Spurs. They go through the game in usual detail, and discuss the progress or perhaps lack of progress Spurs have made under Conte. Sadly we have finally retired Tony Pulis Watch as well...but have we replaced it?
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Jim Boardman reflect on a very satisfying win over Napoli which saw The Reds finish the group joint top on points. As ever, we assess the performances and analyse the key moments.
On today's episode Dave looks through the LFC related news and gossip. He looks at the horrific loss to Leeds at the weekend, and looks at the lack of refreshing in the squad.Â
Barts is away but Darth hosts Si and Rhodesy for the double-header against Ajax and Leeds. On a packed show the lads pull no punches and discuss:
Another match, another system change.
Why are LFC matches now coin-flips?
Distance, High Speed and Sprints - the brutal truth
Jim Boardman is joined for the first time on Scouser Tommies by Anfield Index’s newest columnist Tony Evans. With the recent increase in anti-Hillsborough chanting at home and away games, do the perpetrators realise the impact it has, not just on those they are targeting but potentially on people much closer to home for themselves? Also, just how far back can we trace ‘Scouse Not English’ - the feeling, not the slogan - and what does it really mean?
