Gags is suffering from burnout so Darth is back on hosting duties and joined by Si and Rhodesy for the double-header versus Leeds and Newcastle. The lads discuss
* First time out-basketballed under Klopp?
* The circle of trust
* Goalscoring woes continue
On the latest Molby On The Spot, Trev Downey and Reds legend Jan Molby look back at two points dropped against Newcastle and conduct a player by player audit of the squad with atypically scant regard given to the upcoming clash with ‘that’ lot on Sunday because, frankly, where’s the fun in that currently? Jan on great form, as ever. Listen up!!
Kay, Guy and Tadiwa for another show to rate the players from another exhilarating performance from The Reds as they slip up in another game after a wasteful performance.
Kabak Promise
Not so Fab midfield
Where have the goals gone?
The Super League came and went with much bluster but little actual content. The reaction, however, from fans, fan media, mainstream media and authorities was overwhelming. Tom Holmes and Adam Petruccione join your host Kay in dissecting the fallout of Super League gambit, and have their say on the failed campaign, what went wrong, reaction to it, and what the future may hold. All round, it was an enthralling discussion around issues of ownership models and where the sport may ultimately be heading.
On the latest RAW Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Hari Sethi try to remain centred as they reflect on another late capitulation by Liverpool and more points dropped as opportunity for redemption knocked. As ever, the performances and key moments are assessed but, needless to say, the frustration and anger are palpable from the lads’ contributions. In the end, however, it’s dark humour that dominates. A good one!
On this week’s Rival Recon, Hari welcomes on Newcastle correspondent for The Athletic, Chris Waugh. The pair discuss this week’s Super League news & how Steve Bruce’s side have faired this season ahead of Saturday’s game.
On the latest Molby On The Spot, Trev Downey and Reds legend Jan Molby reflect on a turbulent week for LFC. The ESL shenanigans have wrought reputational damage and the second half capitulation at Leeds was a blow to the hopes of securing a place in the Champions League next season. The lads speak at length about both topics and the upcoming clash with Newcastle, with many a tangent along the way!
Nina is joined by Themis as the pair discuss the crazy start to the footballing week and the false start Super League and all the news, information and hypocrisy we have all been exposed to in the last 48 hours. All this and more on Media MattersÂ
Dave & Karl are back to look ahead to Liverpool's next game as the Reds welcome Steve Bruce's Newcastle to Anfield in a huge game at both ends of the table. In a must win game how will Liverpool approach the game after a tired looking performance against Leeds on Monday? How can the "inform" Newcastle hurt Liverpool too?
Against the tumultuous backdrop of the short lived 'Super league' gambit from club owners, Liverpool played Leeds for exactly one half, thereafter deciding, either through protest or apathy, that the second half wasn't worth it. We break down the ratings from the game, which threw up some very variable results. Discussions included the topics of:
- Ali's back!
- But the mf wasnt
- strikers disappoint too
