Navigate Scheduling Challenges
In the bustling world of the Premier League, the scheduling of fixtures has often sparked debates and discussions amongst managers, players, and fans alike. The recent rescheduling of the Liverpool vs Manchester City match, initially slated for a late Saturday kick-off, to a 12:30 pm slot on November 25, has once again...
Daily Red Podcast - Dave Hendrick's Daily Roundup of All Things Liverpool FC
Robertson Injury
With the international break now in full flow, Liverpool have been hit by their first casualty as Andy Robertson has gotten a shoulder injury in Scotland's game against Spain.
Van Dijk Disrespect
On this episode Dave explores the discourse surrounding the skipper currently,...
Number Six Option for Liverpool
As we all wait to see our respective national teams undertake yet another batch of frustrating international friendlies, I will be looking at the next defensive midfield option that Liverpool may explore in the upcoming January transfer window. With my preferred target youngster, Lucas Gourna-Douath, addressed in an article earlier...
Jones Being Coveted by Nigeria
A surprising story emerged this week, with Liverpool’s starting midfielder, Curtis Jones, considering his international football allegiance. This story may have little genuine substance, with the potential that Jones is merely being coveted by Nigeria, given his grandmother’s heritage. The most alarming notion would not be losing this gifted middle...
On a bonus edition of The Transfer Show, Trev Downey and Dave Davis focus their attention on the success of Liverpool's summer signings. When the window closed and the club had signed four midfielders and no defenders the lads were skeptical about the lack of a ball-winning number six and some defensive cover on...
The Lull of the International Break
There aren’t many committed fans of Premier League clubs who enjoy international breaks. If your team is involved in European competition, they play every three days or so at this time of year. To go without seeing them in action for two weeks feels downright odd.
Taking Stock of the...
Liverpool's Midfield Synchronicity
Steve Jobs may have toasted them once upon a time, but there’s really only one place where round pegs belong to be successful. Liverpool find themselves looking a bit square in the midfield in certain games and having come away with a point from Brighton in the final game before the international...
Dave looks though Liverpool news sites for subjects to discuss as the dreaded international break rumbles on! Dave talks about the the delay in the development of the Anfield Road Stand as the stand will continue at reduced capacity until 2024. There's also positives and negatives from the season so far. There are also...
Jim Boardman and Jay Reid are back for another episode of Scouser Tommies, in the week that Liverpool admitted they'd sold tickets for seats that don't exist, with the club admitting the Anfield Road upper tier won't even be ready this year, let alone in time for the derby.
It was also the week that...
Glimpse into Liverpool's Attacking Prowess
In a meticulous analysis by Andy Jones of The Athletic, Liverpool’s attack, fondly dubbed the ‘Famous Five’, has been dissected, revealing a blend of skill, precision, and tactical genius. Jones notes, "Having an attack which is the envy of the world is hardly unprecedented at Anfield," recalling the ‘SSS’ and...
