Dan Rhodes and Phil Barter discuss the loss to Real Madrid in the Champions League, they specifically discuss:
Line-up discussion, tactical summary, detailed breakdown of the big chances, pressing records broken, who was to blame?
On the latest Molby On The Spot, Trev Downey and Jan Molby tease apart the horrors of Liverpool's heavy defeat to Real Madrid before looking ahead to the games against Crystal Palace and Wolves. There's also a bit of chat about John Motson and Jan's thoughts on new blood for the Reds.
Dave & Karl are back to look ahead to Liverpool's next game as the horrid Reds travel to London to take-on a struggling Crystal Palace side, the pair also look back at Tuesday's horror show and what changes Klopp should make with that in mind.Â
Nina is joined by Guy Drinkel as the pair discuss Liverpool's humiliating 5-2 loss at Anfield to Real Madrid. The pair let off some steam and try making sense of what we all watched on Tuesday Evening. Guy and Nina also discuss the other ties too. All this and much more
On today's episode Dave catches up with the latest Liverpool news and gossip. Dave looks at the game against Real Madrid from last night, then goes through the squad ahead of a required rebuild.
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Hari Sethi reflect on another dreadful night for Jürgen Klopp's Reds as they conspire to turn a 2-0 lead into a 2-5 defeat against Real Madrid. A rough one.
On today's episode Dave catches up with the latest Liverpool news and gossip. Dave looks at the game against Real Madrid tonight, and discusses the news that broke from John W Henry yesterday.Â
The sports science duo are both away so it's left to the two Dan's to review the win over Newcastle. On a numbers-heavy pod they discuss: * First goal switcheroo
* Gentlemen prefer blondes
* How bad was it when 11v10?
* Pressing stories and changes
On this episode of Money Talks, Mo Chatra is joined by Dave Hendrick to discuss the ownership situations at both Liverpool and Manchester United. Both react to news of official bids being submitted for United and how all may not be quite as it appears with that situation. The ownership of Liverpool is looked at in detail including discussion of an alternative ownership model, patterned on that employed by Bayern Munich, and whether that could be effective for the club in the face of ownership arrangements at rival clubs that consist of immense wealth.
