Dave & Karl are back to ahead to Liverpool's first Premier League game after the World Cup break as the Reds travel to Villa Park to take-on Karl's best mate Unai Emery's Aston Villa side.Â
On the latest RAW, Guy is joined by Dave & Trev for a League Cup edition of RAW as the Reds crash out of the competition after Kevin De Bruyne proves to be the difference in a bit of a messy game.
On the latest Transfer Podcast, Trev Downey and Dave Davis discuss the potential comings and goings at LFC, in the Premier League and across Europe. As ever, there's loads of stories, information and speculation to keep you entertained.
On today's episode Dave catches up with the latest Liverpool news and gossip. He also discusses the "news" that broke last night surrounding FSG and the purchase of a NBA franchise.Â
With the World Cup finally over and proper football about to return, Jim Boardman and Jay Reid look ahead to what the festive period will bring for the Reds as an incredibly intense spell of games begins. Jay and Jim also look at recent examples of why the phrase "Don't buy the Sun" continues to be excellent advice, as well as sharing concerns at how once again claims of "ticketless fans" were shared by the media as an adequate excuse for people dying at an entertainment venue, this time at a gig in London. On a much lighter note there's a quick review of commentary in the World Cup - look away now if you were broadcasting to the UK - and as always there's something to laugh about from across the park.
On this episode of Money Talks, host Mo Chatra is joined by Dave Hendrick for a bumper Christmas edition of the podcast to cover a period in the club's history that will have a significant effect on its future. A large number of topics are covered including: why FSG are looking to raise funds through a full or partial sale of Liverpool, what kind of model might replace the one currently operated by FSG, a look at some of the potential new investors (including HBSE), what the departure of various personnel might mean, the potential sale of Man United, financing the signings of Jude Bellingham and Enzo Fernández, plus plenty more besides.
