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Old Skool: FUCK CITY

The Old Skool duo of Gags and Dave get together after two months apart to have their say on Liverpool's season, transfers and they also answer subscriber questions! There are a very good mix of questions about Liverpool's season, Barcelona still being rattled by the loss and Man City's financial doping. There's also lots of transfer talk with Fekir, Depay, Felix and De Ligt being discussed. Lots of discussion about what Liverpool need next and how good Liverpool's recruitment has been! Oh and Dave gives an update so far on his first ever watch of Game of Thrones! All this and more on Old Skool! All this and more on Old Skool!

Tactics Weekly – Tactical Review of the Season

Paul Dalglish, Gav Jones, Hamzah Khalique-Loonat and Daniel Rhodes debate the key tactical elements of the season, topics include: Tactical performance of the season.Most tactically effective player of the season in defence/midfield/attack.Best tactical goal (a goal that looked like it had been designed on the training ground).Best tactical substitution.Most improved player. All this and more on Tactics Weekly!

Media Matters: Previewing The Champions League Final with Sachin Nakrani

On this episode of Media Matters Nina is joined by Sachin Nakrani as the pair discuss the Champions League final against Spurs. Sachin shares his thoughts on the season and how Klopp will use it as a building block for next season. Sachin and Nina reflect on Liverpool's and Spurs games in the competition and discuss the role of the national media and which teams generate more traffic and hits for The Guardian website. They also share their thoughts on players that have impressed this season and Poch v Klopp who has more pressure ahead of the final and finally, the faux rivalry creating by Manchester City. All this and more on Media Matters. 

A-Eye Scouted: Liverpool’s Loanees

On this episode of A-Eye Scouted Dave and Karl look at all the players currently out on loan. They go through all the players from youngsters to out of favour, do any of them have a Liverpool future? All this and more on AEye Scouted!

Money Talks Podcast: HOT IN THE CITY

On this episode of Money Talks, Mo is joined by Eddie Gibbs to discuss a range of major issues including the huge and developing Manchester City FFP story, Liverpool's expected turnover and profit for the current season, the ticketing fiasco for the Champions League final, the kit deal, Chelsea's transfer ban and Man United's continuing off-field woes.

The King and AI: CROWNING GLORY

With the Premier League season coming to an end but the Champions League Final still to come, our popular podcast with Sir Kenny Dalglish returns to Anfield Index Pro; with the King holding Court alongside Paul Dalglish and Eddie Gibbs.- Champions League: Barcelona, Spurs & Ajax- Premier League: Man City & LFC Marginal Gains- The Great 'Coutinho' Debate- Is Messi the GOAT?‘The King & AI’ podcast is provided to increase awareness and raise funds for the Marina Dalglish Appeal, please donate at https://anfieldindex.com/mdaPlease send your feedback to AI:PRO on our free-to-join Discord community at https://anfieldindex.com/ or direct to Sir Kenny and Paul Dalglish via @AnfieldIndexPro, @DalglishPaul and @KennethDalglish.

Molby On The Spot – WE’LL ONLY GET BETTER

After a rare one week hiatus, Jan Molby returns to his weekly duties with Trev Downey on a very upbeat Molby On The Spot. The lads reflect on many topics, including the awesome achievement of the Premier League campaign, the odd and disappointing reaction of so many rivals to the reemergence of The Reds, the incredible Anfield demolition of Barcelona in the Champions League and the psychology of preparing for a second consecutive final, this time against old foes Spurs, in just over two weeks. As ever, Jan is measured and insightful in his analysis with more than a dollop of that Danish/Scouse wit thrown in for good measure.

Tactics Weekly – Elated, Deflated, Defiant – Liverpool Win, but Fail to Land the Title

Paul Dalglish and Daniel Rhodes discuss the Reds’ final league game of the season, the two-nil victory over Wolves. Enough for 97 points, but not the Premier League title. Topics include:Liverpool’s fast start, goal on 17 minutes; then Brighton score. Describe those 83 seconds...Trent’s record-breaking season of assists.The match becomes a bit surreal as it seems everyone is interested in the Man City match, and Wolves become more of a threat.It was the away team’s 3-5-2 formation and flooding forward on the counterattack that tested us.All seven of Wolves' shots between the 36th and 73rd minutes.Mane scores just before the end to draw level with Salah and Auba for the Golden Boot.Were you deflated or elated at the end of the game?It has been 750 days since Liverpool last tasted defeat at Anfield in a league game; the next best is Chelsea and Man City on 142 days. It’s been two days since Man Utd lost at Old Trafford, to Cardiff.Subscriber questions.All this and more on Tactics Weekly!

Rate, Don’t Hate: Liverpool 2 Wolves 0

Just a half step too far; the Reds fall agonisingly short of the Prem title. A strange game at Anfield against a very good Wolves team (albeit with naoght left to play for), Liverpool didn't really do much but still came away with a 2-0 victory and a great atmosphere for the end-of-season wall around Anfield. Despite the second place finish, Kay, Tom and Adam discuss this final day of a brilliant LFC season, with the main points covered being: - Lovley Alisson - Superb Trent -Mane Moments All this and more on this episode of Rate Don't Hate

Post Match RAW: ONE MORE WIN

On the last Premier League RAW of the season, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Karl Matchett have yet another Reds’ win to discuss as Jürgen Klopp’s men finish an outrageously impressive campaign with 97 points and a barrage of individual awards. The lads, as ever, analyse the key moments and the individual performances but there are many understandable diversions, with everyone having one eye trained very greedily on the Champions League final and the chance to make this campaign a historic and era-defining one.