On the latest Anfield Index Podcast, Trev Downey, Lisa Marie Hanahan and Guy Drinkel wonder if the enforced break for the Reds is a good or bad thing, they also assess the increased threat of Manchester City and spend some time dissecting the career of Sylvester Stallone. Oh, there's also Cockney Star Trek, so...
Jim Boardman and Jay Reid are back again from Liverpool for another look at all things Liverpool FC. The season’s well underway and it’s already looking like another weird one with a Reds team far from consistent - when games do go ahead. Meanwhile, many in Britain are mourning the loss of a monarch - apart from those who don’t particularly want to, and apart from those who are just pretending to, so they can try to score internet points over England’s best city and its best club’s fans. Time for Jay and Jim to set things straight.
Darth hosts Rhodesy, Si and Barts to review the dominant win against Ajax. The lads analyse the differences to the Napoli game and the Premier League season so far including
* Taking set-piece dominance to a new level
* Effort, including sprints
* Pressing and intensity were back. How and why?
* Deep-dive on Joel Matip, Thiago and Diogo Jota
* The Elliott role
Nina is joined by Jonathan Northcroft as the pair discuss Liverpool's unimpressive start to the season and can the win against Ajax rejuvenate Klopp's men.
All this and more on Media Matters.
Nina is joined by Guy Drinkel as the pair discuss Liverpool's win over Ajax, Guy and Nina discuss klopp's tactics, going back to basics and the improvement within the performance and key players stepping up to the challenge. Guy and Nina share their insight on other performances and results in Europe. Â
Dave & Karl create their teams for Todd Boehly's dream of a North v South all star game! They create two teams each and the Karl creates a form team to take into consideration.
On the latest Molby On The spot, Trev Downey and Jan Molby reflect on the Reds' win over Ajax and look at the various areas of the team with an analytical gaze before turning their attention to Brighton and Chelsea and the managerial merry-go-round.
