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On this episode of Money Talks, Mo is joined by Ehsen Shah, founder of one of the world's leading agencies connecting brands with athletes and sports audiences, B-Engaged (who count Liverpool's Rhian Brewster as one of their clients). Mo and Ehsen discuss a range of topics including how and why B-Engaged was formed, the work it does, who it works with, the importance of promoting individuality and personality, social media, dealing with clubs, agents and other parties, tackling negative stereotypes of professional footballers, image rights and which clubs are effective are marketing themselves. It's a fascinating look at one of the most interesting growth areas in football and sport more broadly. Give it a listen.

On this special edition of Legends Lowdown Trev Downey is joined by the iconic John Barnes to discuss the very divisive and complex topic of when and how to restart the football season. As always John offers a calm and logical perspective. Listen up!!

Dave and Karl continue their series as they go through each team in the Premier League and discuss what they need to do to build as a team. In part 4 they discuss Chelsea, Leicester & Man City.

The A-Team is back together as Gags, Darth, Dan and Simon get together to revisit a classic. Liverpool 3 Manchester 2 from 2014. The lads follow their usual routine on pods by going through the teams first, discuss the line ups and the tactics. They also discuss: - Pressing & xG - Comparison of Rodgers team to Klopp's current team - Front 3: 2014 v 2020 - Phil the 8 The lads go through all of the major talking points, the quality of the front 3 and much, much more in this fun podcast.

On this episode of Legends Lowdown, Jim Boardman caught up with Jim Beglin, the double-winning Liverpool and Ireland legend, creator of King Kenny's goal in THAT decisive win over Chelsea in 85/86 and, of course, familiar to millions of football fans around the world as one of the voices of live Premier League football. There's a lot crammed into this hour, including thoughts on the season so far, how it might end and what it might be like behind closed doors should that happen. Also, who is likely to be the biggest threat to the Reds next season, how might Timo Werner fit in, and who's the one to watch from the current squad next term?

Daniel Rhodes hosts Simon Brundish to look at the Premier League’s plans to return, the timeline behind them, how they will work logistically and should they even be happening at all? Topics include:  Who is the cross-sport group looking into various sports starting again behind closed doors. Based on getting access to enough tests. Why are Arsenal returning to ‘training’ first?  When will players be able to play football in training again? How will social distancing work within training, and perhaps more importantly at the matches?  Neutral grounds with all the games broadcast? It will not start without the government approval.  BONUS: Simon’s stats on strikers, who is the best, most under-rated and how did The Table come about in the first place.

Dave & Karl discuss their personal XI's from the Serie A in the 90's as the Italian league was possibly the strongest a league has been in history. They start off by answering a Discord question about ranking some legends, then they move on to the topic in hand, going position by position and picking their favourites. 

On this episode of Money Talks, Mo Chatra is joined by Dave Hendrick to discuss how the pandemic will affect the affairs of Liverpool- and other clubs - this season and next. They discuss the financial impact of concluding the season behind closed doors, how this season could be concluded, the potential financial impact on next season if restrictions continue into next season, and what scope Liverpool and its rivals have to make signings. In addition, the pair look at the takeover of Newcastle United, what it will mean for them and the rest of the Premier League and whether fans of Liverpool and other clubs should be getting on moral high horses about this development.

On this episode of Media Matters, Nina Kauser is joined by Neil Jones from Goal.com as the pair discuss the following Covid19 and the effect on football journalism Best game Neil has covered Hardest game Neil had to cover Best/maddest Press Conferences   Best and worse exclusive interviews All this and more on Media Matters.

On the latest Molby On The Spot, Trev Downey and Reds legend Jan Molby look at the proposed return of the Bundesliga, discuss the potential for the same happening with the Premier League, mull over the Newcastle takeover and talk about the most important and exciting transfers of Jan's time as a Liverpool player and fan. There's also a bit of chat about The Deer Hunter and gardening, because that's how these lads roll. Listen up!