On this episode of Money Talks, Mo is joined by Dave Hendrick to discuss the huge story about Project Big Picture. All angles are covered including the proposed changes, the decision to reject the proposals, scope for changes to still be made, FSG's involvement in this and the potential for a breakaway league. In addition, the potential FSG-Red Ball merger is discussed. As always, a fun and informative listen.
Jim Boardman is joined by Jan Gorski-Mescir for a chat that sometimes gets onto football. They talk about what sets Liverpool apart from the rest of England, at least in their view, and they don’t mean Covid restrictions, and how the current Reds boss compares to the man who turned the club around so much in the sixties, Bill Shankly. Also, did the Premier League clubs get right with the PPV plan - or could it have been even worse?
Dave & Karl are back to look at Liverpool's Champions League group. They go through Dutch League icons Ajax and how they compare to their near miracle side of 2019. The Italian entertainers Atalanta, and how they build year after year, and finally the unknown quantity of FC Midtjylland.
On this episode of Money Talks, Mo Chatra and Eddie Gibbs discuss the furore over the Premier League's announcement that it will charge £15 per match on pay-per-view. The pair look at why the decision has created so much anger, what it may mean for providers of illegal streams, what alternatives clubs and the League could have rolled out instead and plenty more. In addition, the recent reports of FSG potentially selling a stake in it to a company called Red Ball, and what it could all mean for Liverpool, are also discussed.
On this episode of Molby On The Spot, Trev Downey and Reds legend Jan Molby try to work out what happened in the recent humiliating defeat to Aston Villa but then cheer themselves up by reflecting on the seismic impact Jurgen Klopp has had on Liverpool Football Club over the last five years. Needless to say, there is so much more covered in the usual wide ranging discussion, but then you know that with these two. As ever, it’s not to be missed. Listen up!!
Dave & Karl are back to look at the transfer market. They go through Europe's top 5 leagues and pick out teams that have performed well and badly in the transfer department. Any transfers you particularly like or dislike let us know!
As Liverpool conceded 7 in a league game for the first time since 1962, Darth is back on hosting duties and joined by Rhodesy and Si. The lads discuss:
* Why did Villa succeed when everyone else has failed?
* Adrian. Defensive errors trend?
* Are the Football Gods mocking us?
As you'd expect after that performance, there is 'language' to be weary of throughout this pod. No hiding from that pile of detritus, that's what a football dumpster fire looks like. Kay, Guy and Tads reluctantly wade in with the type of chagrin usually reserved previous managers, and get a read on:
- Adrian wtf?
- Defensive dregs
- Bobby's bottomed
- Jaffa Cake review
Jim Boardman welcomes Jason McAteer for another episode of Legends Lowdown, in what are very strange times. What’s it like as a player to be on the wrong end of an upset, like the one the Reds just had? The summer window has just closed, in autumn, and Jason shares some insight into what it’s like to be the subject of speculation, especially when agents are involved. Also, a quick look ahead to the Reds’ next game - is this going to be most derby-like derby in years?
On this episode of RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Jim Boardman try to come to terms with a performance and result that is quite simply unparalleled in its awfulness since Jürgen Klopp began his revolution. The Champions were absolutely spanked by Aston Villa and, as ever, the lads assess the major incidents and the individual performances. It’s an oddly cathartic process, so listen up!
