Jim Boardman and Mike Nevin think up ways to have post-match parties at a safe social distance when the footy comes back - and wonder just how empty these behind-closed-doors games might be. Also, do we need to hold back the YNWA now and again?
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 Tottenham, Sheffield United, Wolves & Manchester United.
Dave and Karl look at all things German football as Liverpool have been linked recently or in the past with a lot of German players, they discuss the newer links and debate how they'd fit in at Liverpool. They also go back and look at Emre Can since leaving & players we were linked with mostly in the early Klopp days.Â
In part two of the first episode of Retro Reds, Mike Nevin and Jan Molby continue their analysis of the 1984/85 season including FA Cup defeat at the hands of Manchester United, Everton winning the league by a margin and of course the season ending European Cup Final where football really did take a backseat at the Heysel Stadium in Belgium.
Gags and Dave are back to try and get an hour of entertainment for subscribers. They answer Del's question from Discord about Liverpool's Mount Rushmore.
They go with a manager version first. Then they discuss a player's one - and veer off into conversations about many players.
They then add a new segment to the show - TV! They discuss Tiger King on the show and how crazy they thought the people on there were!
All this and more on Old SkoolÂ
Dave and Karl are back to discuss the worst transfer windows ever, this idea came about after discussing Arsenal for another podcast and thought it'd be interesting to delve into the idea further. Which clubs are the worst operators in terms of transfer business.
Retro Reds is a new show all about the history of Liverpool Football Club – in the first part of episode one, host Mike Nevin, is joined by the great Dane Jan Molby. The pair look through the early stages of the 1984/85 season, Jan's first with the Reds.
The A-Team are back and Gags hosts Dan Kennett, Simon Brundish and Dan Rhodes as they get assigned a player each to analyse and put forward their arguments to crown them as LFC's most valuable player so far this season in the 2nd and final part of this series.
- Dan Rhodes analyses Alisson Becker
- Dan Kennett analyses Virgil van Dijk
- Simon Brundish analyses Mohamed Salah
Listen in as they present their analysis and then debate which player deserves the MVP award. Gags makes his decision at the end but you listeners will need to get in touch to let us know who you think wins out of the three players discussed.
Oh and please, Stay Home and Save Lives.
On the latest Molby On The Spot, Trev Downey and Liverpool great Jan Molby have a wide ranging chat about everything from Kenny Dalglish and the resumption of the Premier League to the best penalty takers and Enzo Francescoli’s shirt, with diversions to topics like their shared passion for grilled sausages and shared lack of enthusiasm for Easter eggs. It’s a belter, with Jan in flying form.
