Dave & Karl preview the upcoming game against an injury-hit struggling Leeds team, how will the Reds tackle this game amidst the busy Christmas period?
Si is away so Darth hosts Rhodesy and Barts for the double-header against Newcastle and Spurs. On a packed show the lads discuss:
* The return of Eddie
* Big differences between AI pressing and fbref/statsbomb
* Klopp's game of 2 halves vs Spurs
* VAR controversy
In this episode Allen & Andrew explore how the club's group processes can be influenced by Gestalt psychology & how maybe we don’t need a “plan B”!
All this and more on this episode.
Gags and Simon are back to discuss Liverpool's festive fixtures as Si analyses the fatigue of the players currently available and when he thinks the players ruled out with Covid will be back.
Si and Gags also discuss what they'd do with the fixtures, especially the Carabao Cup game.
All this and more on the Fatigue Index Podcast.
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Hari Sethi and Jim Boardman endeavour to assess the key moments and performances on another afternoon marred by shoddy officiating. The Reds allowed their opponents far too many opportunities but the egregious errors by the referee and his VAR team are hard to shake off.
Dave & Karl preview the upcoming game against Spurs, they discuss the game in usual detail, but also the fact Spurs have been missing games due to Covid and some question marks surrounding this game too.
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Karl Matchett pick the bones out of an odd evening at Anfield on which The Reds asserted their title credentials once again. The key moments are analysed, the performances assessed and the tangents indulged in, as the lads evaluate the win over Newcastle.
On this episode of Money Talks, Mo Chatra is joined by the Chief Intelligence Officer of Twenty First Group, Omar Chaudhuri (@OmarChaudhuri). Twenty First Group believe in developing the on-field product to deliver commercial success, and on this podcast, Omar explains how the company works with sports stars, teams/clubs, potential investors and leagues to optimise commercial worth. It's a really fascinating listen to better understand commercial revenue in football and sports in general.
Jim Boardman and Jay Reid are back to discuss the way former Reds usually get a warm Scouse welcome from the Kop whenever they return to Anfield with their new clubs. Not always, of course, but there aren’t many exceptions and when there are, is it deserved? Also, why are fans of other clubs so quick to boo their former players?
