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Gags Tandon welcomes back the Dan Kennett, Simon Brundish and Daniel Rhodes onto another 80 minutes edition of AI Under Pressure Podcast. No, it's not a double-header but the guys have lots to cover as the win against West Ham was a seriously impressive one. Simon talks about Mo Salah's record run to 30 goals by comparing against some of Liverpool's legendary strikers. They discuss the on-ball stats highlights including lots of xG analysis. A lengthy discussion on the midfield, full-backs and strikers is followed by analysis of the goals scored and the one conceded too.  If that wasn't enough Darth, Dan and Gags then speak about the off-ball statistics which were also very impressive in this game. All this and more in this edition of the Under Pressure Podcast.

This week on Tactics Weekly, Daniel Rhodes and Paul Dalglish enjoy looking back over the Reds' dominant victory of the Hammers at Anfield, topics include: - The midfield set up. - The width from the full-backs - Interplay around the box and floated through-balls. - The crucial saves from Karius. - The shaky periods - And the point of the no-look shot! - Also a look at Liverpool's three rivals for a top-four spot and some predictions! All this and more via Tactics Weekly on AI Pro!

On tonight’s Post Match RAW, Trev Downey hosts another celebratory RAW from a remote location but is joined, as ever, by Hari Sethi and Dave Hendrick to pick the bones out of the latest outing for Jürgen Klopp’s men. Saturday’s Anfield display saw David Moyes’ charges ‘Hammered’ as the Reds went to town with an all-out attacking display and a comparatively composed defensive showing. Goals for the front three and Emre Can gave Liverpool a comfortable 4-1 win and eased them into second place in the table. The lads do an extra-long episode which reflects their enthusiasm about the standard of football they witnessed. Give it a listen!

Eddie Gibbs returns with Gags Tandon following a short sabbatical with the Pro+ Preview Show as Liverpool welcome David Moyes' Hammers to Anfield. - Key stats on West Ham's Anfield record - How Moyes has improved West Ham - Momentum following Porto and Marbella - Has Mo Salah got the best-left foot in world football? - Sadio Mane new contract - Firmino/Holgate conclusions - The best shows this week on AI:PRO Get all of this and more on the latest Pro + Preview podcast.

Gags Tandon welcomes back the Dan Kennett, Daniel Rhodes and Simon Brundish as the A-Team is reunited on this episode of AI Under Pressure! There is no Liverpool game to analyse this week so the lads are put to the test by AI:PRO subscribers who sent in their questions! They sent the following: Michael von Herff: Salah is a great signing, but do you think he can hit a curve? Bård Nikolas Vik Steen: Does Wijnaldum struggle in smaller games, if so, why? Is there any statistical evidence to support any conclusions? Bill Wilkens: Why are people talking about Matip like he is just as error-prone or bad as Lovren? Does my head in! Kev Hegarty: This may be a big undertaking but - following on from the last UP, do we have what the xG would be for our pressing this season? Tom McCool: Based on minutes on the pitch, who needs to be rotated for EPL games? Who starts v Newcastle with Porto then ManU? Leanne Prescott: in terms of stats you've produced post-match, which game this season has impressed/caught your eye the most? U.D. Vithlani: You have often talked about Klopp being a 2 point a match coach. That’s his level historically and what we are on this season. That won’t be enough for us to ever win the league. Klopp will also know he is 74 point manager. We all believe that Klopp is the right guy so what does Klopp have to do himself to get to 90 points and potential league title manager? Jeremy Fowke: Based on current and future expected loads, would you field a weaker side for the derby gams with UCL quarter final games 3-4 days either side? Nick Summerfield: In terms of decisions going against you, does it really even itself out over the season?

On this week's Molby on the Spot, Trev Downey and Jan cover mid-season breaks, the idea of momentum, the next few challenges for Jürgen's Reds, transfer rumours and the significance of kit designs and that's BEFORE the second half, which is devoted to subscribers' questions of a very varied and entertaining nature. As ever, The Great Dane brings his A game.

In the second part of this double-episode, Trev Downey speaks to John Wark in depth about his time at Anfield - an era in which Liverpool were still the most successful side in Europe. Wark recalls the highs and lows of his time at the club, from outscoring Ian Rush to missing long stretches through injury. There’s a look back to John’s involvement with the Christmas time movie favourite, Escape To Victory, in which Wark shared a screen with Michael Caine, Sylvester Stallone, Bobby Moore and Pelé, and, to conclude the chat, Trev asks John to run the rule over modern midfielders, Jürgen Klopp, the legendary managers he played for and the progress being made by this current Liverpool side.

Gags Tandon goes back in time as AI Pro goes Old Skool with this special podcast. There's been no Liverpool game for over a week so Gags put his old team back together (minus John Ritchie, we miss ya buddy), and got Dave Hendrick and Simon Brundish on to answer subscriber questions. They answered the following: Jeremy Fowke: Based on where we are now, what could be considered a successful season? Stephen Balogun: Has Klopp really addressed the defensive issues in your opinion.....also given its the stick most Klopp out fans beat him with should he have addressed this side of our game 1st.....and why do you think he didn't? Tom Holmes: Are Liverpool doing better against the dross this season because the general level of the dross has dropped? Gregory Kampas: Klopp has recently said he's done his rotating of players for the season and will be playing his best 11 til seasons end. Is this wise? If we progress to the CL semis, are we risking a burn out, similar to Europa league final a few years ago? Sam McGuire: Would you stick with Robertson as the starting left-back now or does Moreno come into the starting XI before the season comes to an end? Shack McMurphy @DoctorHoffmann: Can Lallana ever make Dave happy whilst playing for LFC? Henry Jackson: If it was the Champions League final tomorrow, what would your starting midfield-three be? Sam McGuire: If you had to sell one of James Milner, Jordan Henderson or Adam Lallana in the summer, who would it be and why? Doesn't make financial sense to keep all three next season given Lallana and Henderson seem to timeshare a position in the squad due to injuries. Graeme Bass: Do we need a new Keeper or can you see Karius being our De Gea? (Joash Chipasha asked a similar question) Joey Connors: Joseph Connors Can LFC win a title with the current model? Buying good players but our best leaving. A la Suarez/Coutinho. Is that sustainable? Sully @rjbsully: De Vrij - yes/no? Good partner for VVD? Mo Chatra: What should we do with Clyne? Keep or sell? Jay Patel: What 3 positions does Klopp simply HAVE to recruit during the summer and why? Niall Purcell: The media narrative around lfc players who aren’t good enough in the medium to long term and should be sold this summer. Robbie Carrick: Who is the 'bellend of the week'? All this and more as AI Pro + goes Old Skool!

Eddie Gibbs welcomes industry expert Robin Jellis (@robinjellis) of @TVSportsMarkets to dig deep into the latest UK TV rights deal for English Premier League football announced last week. 5 of the 7 TV rights packages have been sold so far with regular broadcasters Sky and BT making sure they keep as much coverage possible. The new-age tech giants (Facebook, YouTube, Amazon, Twitter etc) have stayed away from the main auction, will they bid for the remaining 2 simulcast packages? In an in-depth discussion, Robin shares his thoughts on: - Premier League TV Rights... Past, Present, Future - How the Premier League rights value matches up to other sports - International Premier League Rights and the maturing global market - 3pm block and why UK based Liverpool fans still breach copyright in order to watch every Reds match Get all of this and more on the latest Pro + podcast.

Daniel Rhodes and Paul Dalglish touch briefly on the Porto game before moving onto subscriber questions, including: - The difference in 442 and 433 with focus on the wingers' roles - Why Klopp plays without a destroyer - The contrasting attributes of Can and Henderson - Playing the best eleven in big games - The Idealist versus The Pragmatist. All this and more via Tactics Weekly on AI Pro!