The Dalglish duo return for a new season, as Sir Kenny and Paul Dalglish join Eddie Gibbs for the latest episode of ‘The King & AI’ podcast.Discussion includes:- Champions League & Premier League Rivals- LFC Transfer Strategy- Defensive Line & VAR- FIFA 20 Icon Player‘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.
On the latest Molby On The Spot, host Trev Downey and Liverpool legend Jan Molby cover a tremendous array of topics. The Owen/Shearer feud, the Roy Keane tirades against Alex Ferguson, Jan’s recent spell as manager of the Liverpool legends team in Limerick and his even more recent escapades as a cricketer are all discussed BEFORE the Big Man takes on subscriber’s questions and, trust us, there are some incredible anecdotes arising from those including a couple, about Nigel Clough and John Barnes respectively, that leave Trev floored. As ever, the lads also preview the next game for The Reds - Saturday’s midday game against Newcastle United.
The Kings of Europe documentary audio series brought to you by Anfield Index Pro celebrates Liverpool's sixth European Cup win from the 2018/19 season.
Narrated by Trev Downey the audio series showcases professionals and supporters, involved in both national and fan media, celebrate Liverpool's players and manager as they were crowned the Kings of Europe.
In this episode, Jonathan Northcroft, James Pearce, Neil Jones, Tom Williams, Gags Tandon, Dave Hendrick and Dan Rhodes discuss Liverpool's Brazilian monster: Fabinho. The panel discuss the importance of an out and out defensive midfielder to challenge on all fronts, Klopp's early management of him, how the former Monaco man has taken over the number six role and they discuss his time in France and how the winning mentality can help this Liverpool side.
The episodes to follow, on Kings of Europe, will focus on the rest of the midfield that helped lift big ears season at Liverpool FC! So much more to come on our audio documentary series: Kings of Europe!
The Kings of Europe documentary audio series brought to you by Anfield Index Pro celebrates Liverpool's sixth European Cup win from the 2018/19 season.Narrated by Trev Downey the audio series showcases professionals and supporters, involved in both national and fan media, celebrate Liverpool's players and manager as they were crowned the Kings of Europe.
In this episode, Paul Tomkins, Jan Molby, Gab Marcotti, Graham Hunter, Paul Dalglish, Gags Tandon, Dan Rhodes & Peter McVitie discuss the amazing Dutchman; Gini Wijnaldum. After a brief look at his journey to Liverpool FC our esteemed guests discuss whether Gini is a victim of his own amazing versatility as there was a case to be made for him to be the Reds' outstanding midfielder of the season. The discussion moves onto whether Gini disappears in games and why this happens as well his amazing performance against Barcelona in the Champions League semi-final at Anfield.
The episodes to follow, on Kings of Europe, will focus on the rest of the midfield that helped lift big ears season at Liverpool FC! So much more to come on our audio documentary series: Kings of Europe!
On this episode of A-Eye Scouted Dave and Karl discuss the European transfer window. They pick out three teams each and go through their windows in great detail, and how the summers will impact the season and the years ahead. They also pick out a couple poor windows in passing. We also bring back the much missed segment of Tony Pulis watch as the club shop sage may be closing in on a return to the dugout.
Daniel Rhodes hosts Hamzah Khalique-Loonat to discuss the main tactical and talking points from the Reds’ impressive three-nil win over Burnley at Turf Moor as well as a look back at the season so far, topics include: Klopp stays with the same eleven that beat Arsenal, and Dyche’s selections were equally predictable. Burnley had the first chance of the game with a long punt forward, a mistake on the offside trap and a save from Adrian, but that was about it for them in the first half. Did Liverpool’s tactical set up nullify any threat of the home side? However, the Reds’ chances were also limited in the first thirty minutes: Salah hit the post, Salah put through by Henderson and that was it until the own goal from Alexander-Arnold’s cross. There was some decent build up on the break that led to the good fortune off Wood’s back. More excellent pace on the break after Firmino’s interception for the second goal, and a wonderfully timed run and throughball. Fabinho again involved in the build up, setting up Firmino to drive forward on the counterattack, feed Salah before striking the ball into the corner of the net for the third goal. Is it unlikely that Burnley will concede three goals, that all involved an element of counterattacks, in one game again this season? Did Klopp again make changes to shut up shop or did we go for the goal difference? Views on the supposed Salah selfishness. What has changed this season in terms of defensive structure, especially since the first two games. What is the most effective tactical set up we’ve encountered this season? All this and more on Tactics Weekly!
In this episode, the lads (minus Gags) analyse the trip to Burnley and discuss how we neutralised Dyche-ball and Fabinho's monstrous midfield performance. There's also a deep-dive into the metrics behind the Reds' record 13 game winning streak.All this and more on the AI Under Pressure Podcast.
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All this and more on the AI Under Pressure Podcast.
On this episode of Media Matters Nina is joined by The Athletic Liverpool Correspondent James Pearce, to discuss his new role and future plans and how this website intends to change the face of journalism. James also shares his thoughts and opinions on the reds so far this season and gives us insight into the Bobby Duncan and the Salah/Mane saga. All this and more on Media Matters.
On this episode of A-Eye Scouted Dave and Karl discuss the recent Champions League draw. They start off with Liverpool's group as The Reds draw Napoli, Salzburg and Genk, they discuss each team and how what looks like a potentially straight forward will still be interesting. They also go through the other groups one by one, and pick out they more appealing groups, and which one is the notorious group of death?
