Jim Boardman and Mike Nevin return for another look at life as a Red in the hometown of the current champions of England, Europe and the World. Topics under discussion this week include Graeme Souness’s recollections from before his time at Anfield and of being a young player under the legendary Jack Charlton. Also, tributes needed paying - and get paid - to Clive Tyldesley, for the way he always made his 1980s Merseyside audience feel they were behind the Iron Curtain with him as the Reds went ventured to faraway places in the hunt for precious silver. And of course, his words in 2005.
On the latest Molby On The Spot, Trev Downey and Liverpool legend Jan Molby reflect on The Reds’ outings against Burnley and Arsenal, discuss the fallout from Manchester City’s midweek CAS ruling, debate the progress of VAR and look forward to ending thirty years of hurt on Wednesday night after the Chelsea game. These, and as usual, so many more topics on another belter of a show!
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Hari Sethi reflect on a a very strange encounter. Despite dominating possession, racking up the attempts at goal and playing some good football, Jürgen Klopp’s Champions conceded two goals from a total of three Arsenal attempts, saw their two most reliable men at fault for those concessions and only managed to notch one themselves, as Liverpool lost 1-2 at the Emirates to a limited but resilient Gunners side. The lads decide dissect the events of the game in their usual way but there are many tangents to enjoy.
Gags, Si and Darth are back to discuss a double header of games! The Brighton win and the draw at home to Burnley although the analysis is not what you may expect!
They go through the usual:
- Team setup
- Match Summary / xG
- Pressing Stats
All this and more on the AI Under Pressure Podcast.
On this special episode of Money Talks, Mo Chatra is joined by Dave Hendricks to discuss the Court of Arbitration for Sport's decision to overturn UEFA's two year European competition ban and €30m fine. A variety of matters involving this story are discussed including what it means for the future of FFP, UEFA, implications on the Premier League and what it means for Liverpool and its owners, FSG. It's a big podcast to cover a big story that will have significant repercussions on football- and potentially Liverpool.
Rival Recon returns as we looks ahead to the Reds upcoming visit to the Emirates this Wednesday, as the Champions take on Mikel Arterta’s ailing Arsenal side.
Fresh off of a defeat in the North London Derby, how will Arsenal respond? Joining Hari this week to cover this and provide an overview of AFC’s turbulent season, we welcome on contributor to Arseblog Lewis Ambrose.
- Where did it go wrong for Emery?
- What does an Arteta side look like?
- How to rebuild Arsenal.
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Jim Boardman and Mo Chatra discuss Liverpool’s frustrating draw with Burnley at Anfield, as Jürgen Klopp’s men dropped their first points at home all season. On an afternoon when the finishing of The Reds was poor and Nick Pope was man of the match for Sean Dyche’s charges, Trev and the lads look at all the performances and analyse every major incident, with a particular focus on a particular penalty decision. It’s a belter - listen up!
Dave and Karl are back again with previews for both Liverpool's upcoming games against Burnley and Arsenal. They go through the Burnley game and discuss the good job Sean Dyche is doing considering the limitations he's working in. They then go on to Arsenal who are deemed the "weirdest club" by Dave as improving North London side still have blaring weaknesses but a potential promising side? They also react to the Champions League draw.
Guy is joined by Mark Roberts to preview Liverpool's upcoming game against Burnley at Anfield, as Liverpool chase the 100% PL home win record. They discuss topics from this afternoons press conference, which include:
Dychey!
Versatile scorers
Hendo injury
Naby lad!
Mane & Mo
Minamino
They also give their lineups and predictions for the game.
