RAW

On the latest RAW Trev Downey, Hari Sethi and Jim Boardman revel in a very gratifying Liverpool away win over a strong Arsenal side in the FA Cup 3rd round. As ever, the performances are assessed and key moments analysed as the lads discuss all the key talking points, including: the fantastic display of Ibou Konate; the weathering of the Gunners' storm by our solid defensive unit; the indefatigable Darwin Nunez; Trent's ongoing positional evolution - the good, the bad and the ugly; great cameos for Bradley and Clarke; Jota the difference maker; Luis Diaz on the up; Ben White embarrassed; Lego Head's take that they lost to the 'best team in Europe;' Gravenberch - hopeful signs and much much more.

On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Karl Matchett look back over the richly deserved 4-2 win over Newcastle that saw the Reds set attacking records and go three points clear at the top of the league. As ever, the performances are assessed and key moments analysed as the lads discuss all the key talking points, including: the shocking showing of Manc-thony Taylor; the Neville-driven false narratives around Darwin and Trent; the force of nature that is Mo Salah; Endo coming of age as a Red; Curtis Jones' centrality to success; the coming weeks - injuries, absentees and the correct approach to selection; Dom Szoboszlai''s injury; Mac is back and so so much more.

On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Karl Matchett and Guy Drinkel reflect on a win over Burnley which saw the Reds go top of the league. As ever, the performances are assessed and the key moments analysed, with particular discussion on the following topics: the form and development of Endo; the ongoing frustration with Gravenberch's underperformance; the reassuring goal for an effective Darwin Nunez; Jota's dramatic return is a reminder of what the Reds have lacked of late; Quansah and his impressive defensive colleagues; still more refereeing calls going against Liverpool; Paul Tierney is a terrible set of lads and much much more!

Guy is in the hosting seat and is joined by regulars Dave Hendrick & Jim Boardman to discuss the draw with Arsenal at Anfield. They discuss the game in usual detail as Klopp's men put on an impressive performance for long stretches of the game, but a slow start and the final ball/finish missing that cost the reds 2 points. 

Guy is in the hosting seat for the cups as usual and he is joined by Dave & Trev to take a deep dive into the League Cup quarter final against West Ham. The trio discuss the game in great detail as the reds dismantled David Moyes' side 5-1. They also analyse some of the performances and the roles played in the game with Darwin impressing on the left hand side, Elliott performing really well on the right, Jones answering many a critic, and the lack of overly complex "galaxy brain" tactics perhaps allowing the beautiful free flowing football. 

On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Karl Matchett and Jim Boardman had the less than enviable task of giving their immediate reactions to Liverpool's disappointing 0-0 draw at home to Manchester United. As ever, the performances are assessed and the key moments are analysed, with particular focus on: the ongoing toothlessness of the LFC attackers; Darwin Nunez and what to do with his current form; Endo solid despite the Sky narrative; TAA and his role; the blameless defensive five; the lack of impact from our subs; the pathetic Manc level of ambition; the appalling state of Sky's company men and their narrative-driven 'commentary;' the Anfield atmosphere; the fact that league is still in our hands and much much more.

On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Karl Matchett attempt to analyse Liverpool's dead rubber final group fixture against Union Saint Gilloise in the Europa League from Anderlecht's rather battered home pitch which ended in only the third defeat of the season. On a night which saw an unfortunately ineffective blend of youth and experience, the Reds managed to underwhelm on a level even the most pessimistic would have struggled to predict. The lads discuss: the oddness of the line-up; the absentees that were Gakpo, Endo, Gravenberch, Elliot, Jones and Nunez; the potential of Quansah - a star in the making; the troublesome truth that We Need To Talk About Kevin (Caoimhín) and much more.

On the latest RAW, Trev downey, Dave Hendrick and Jim Boardman do a 100 minute show full of analysis and opinion as they reflect on Liverpool's latest dramatic late win, this time away at Crystal Palace. There are a plethora of topics covered, including: the return of Prick Watch with Andy Madely, Roy Hodgson, Darren Fletcher and Joey Barton duelling it out for the coveted award; the use of VAR and the referee is the main story - again; the sloppy showing of so many Reds on the day; the tedious media trend of creating narratives; the fantastic winner by Harvey Elliott; the life and storied career of Halmstads' favourite son; why Alisson Becker is the best to do it and so much more.

On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Jim Boardman reflect on a deserved if less than comfortable 0-2 away win at Bramall Lane. As ever, performances are assessed and key moments analysed as the lads discuss many topics, including: the selection of Endo and Gomez at left back; the dominance without incision that characterised much of the Liverpool performance; a much-needed solid showing for Kelleher; another of our first-teamers goes off injured - Mac joins Ali, Jota, Robbo, Thiago and Joel on the injury list; the poor showing of Joe Gomez on the night; a very encouraging display by Endo; why VVD is peerless and Efan Ekoku knows nothing; Darwin Nunez and his indestructible mentality; can we try Harvey on the left with Diaz out of sorts?; Chris Wilder's debt to Kloppo; looking ahead to anther 12.30 after another Jürgen outburst on the topic; the chance to go top is in our hands and much much more.

On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Hari Sethi discuss the hugely dramatic 4-3 win over Fulham and discuss many things, including: the midfield selection; the thorny issue of Caoimhín Kelleher's form; the inevitable narratives around the 'keeper and Darwin Nunez; the unusual toothlessness of our attackers; the 4 wonderful goals scored; the 3 appalling goals conceded by shocking defensive work; Wataru Endo - goal machine; Trent Alexander Arnold and why he should just be a midfielder now; the injury to Joel Matip; the character of this bunch of lads and the potentially massive significance of snatching victory in such a dramatic late fashion.