On the latest RAW Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Hari Sethi pick apart the Liverpool loss to Everton at Anfield. On an afternoon of multiple dramatic moments, the lads attempt to remain objective whilst analysing the performances, tactics and key moments of an infuriating and frustrating match. It’s one of the best episodes we’ve ever done.
On the latest RAW Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Karl Matchett reflect on a fantastic away victory against RB Leipzig. As ever, the lads assess the performances, tactics and key moments and there is a return to the levity of tone that accompanies The Reds doing a win. Not to be missed!
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Hari Sethi reflect on Liverpool’s 1-3 loss at the King Power Stadium. As ever, the lads examine the many key moments and analyse the performances of the Liverpool players. As the dream of league success has finally slipped away, there is also a particular focus on the team’s mentality, the impact of the absurd injury crisis, the psychological impact of endless decisions against the club and the apparent reluctance of the owners to back the manager financially.
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Karl Matchett have the grim task of reliving Liverpool’s comprehensive defeat at the hands of Manchester City. As ever, the key moments and performances are analysed in detail, as the lads try to get their heads around the latest tremendous blow to the club in a season defined by farcical levels of adversity.
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Karl Matchett reflect on an infuriating loss at Anfield to Brighton as Jürgen Klopp’s Liverpool continue to battle the most destructive and unprecedented injury crisis any of us can remember. The Reds looked depleted and inspiration-free on a night which saw the opposition fully warrant their win. As ever, the key moments and performances are analysed and it’s safe to say, one or two earned particular opprobrium. Well, it IS RAW.
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Mo Chatra revel in another Liverpool win in London, as Jürgen Klopp’s Reds beat West Ham in a reassuringly comprehensive and stylish manner. As always, the lads analyse all the key moments and performances but there’s a particular glee in the discussion about our three spectacular goals, the world class brilliance of Mo Salah and the solidity of Nat Phillips’ showing. There’s also some spirited chat about the fitness of middle aged gents in black. It’s another cracking RAW!
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Karl Matchett revel in a long overdue Reds victory, as Jürgen Klopp’s men carved out a deserved and emphatic victory over Tottenham in London. As ever, the lads assess the performances and analyse the key moments as well as discussing topics like Mourinho’s odd decision making, Thiago’s tackling, Trent’s return to form, Sadio’s persistence and Bobby’s sticky feet. It’s a feel good, feature-length RAW special. Get it into ya!
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Karl Matchett try to make some sense of Liverpool’s defeat to Burnley. It was a result which not only saw the Reds fall further behind the league leaders but also brought an end to the proud 68 match unbeaten Anfield run. On an evening on which so many of the recent unimpressive patterns continued for Jürgen Klopp’s men, the lads analyse the key moments and performances, whilst endeavouring to stave off frustration and fury. It IS RAW, after all.
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Hari Sethi do their best to analyse the festival of frustration that was Liverpool’s 0-0 home draw against league leaders Manchester United, when, with the lead to regain, the old enemy to defeat and a winning habit to restore, The Reds were toothless. As ever, the lads soldier through the key moments and analysis but it’s safe to say they have some…issues.
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Hari Sethi and Karl Matchett react to Liverpool’s away defeat to Southampton. On a massively frustrating night, the lads endeavour to cover all the major incidents and analyse the performances but there was much to grumble about, from the toothless nature of The Reds’ attack to the absolutely abysmal showing of the referee, so needless to say, there were tangents aplenty.
