In this moving standalone tribute, Jan Gorski-Mescir (“Fydsy”) honours the life and legacy of Ronnie Moran — player, captain, coach, caretaker manager, and the very heartbeat of Liverpool Football Club for nearly half a century. From his humble beginnings in 1930s Crosby to lifting trophies as both player and coach, the episode traces Moran’s journey through Liverpool’s most storied decades.
With warmth, humour, and deep respect, Jan reflects on Ronnie's fierce standards, his legendary voice across Melwood, and his guiding influence on generations of Liverpool greats — from Dalglish and Keegan to Gerrard and Owen. Known as “Bugsy” and “The Sergeant Major,” Moran left a mark no one else could replicate. This episode closes with an emotional rendition of You’ll Never Walk Alone, fittingly honouring a man who truly never did.
Dave Davis is joined by Dr Phil Barter to run the rule over:
• Victor Osimhen (Galatasaray / Napoli)
• Fermin Lopez (Barcelona)
• Marc Guehi (Palace)
In this epic two-hour episode, Jan Gorski-Mescir ("Fydsy") guides us through Liverpool FC’s dramatic 1966–67 season, weaving together footballing highs and cultural milestones with his signature storytelling. From European heartache against Ajax in the fog of Amsterdam to thrilling league clashes with Leeds and Manchester United, the episode captures a club on the cusp of transformation. But this isn’t just a tale of football—it’s also a reflection on the era, as Jan poignantly recounts the Aberfan disaster and its deep national impact, before closing on the musical revolution sparked by The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper. A powerful, moving blend of history, sport, and soul.
Nina and Ben Pescod are back discussing Gameweek 31 - Arsenal drop point away to Everton. Liverpool stumble at Fulham. Manchester Derby was a snooze fest and Saints are relegated. All this and more on this show.
