On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Hari Sethi analyse Liverpool’s 3-1 win over Brighton at the Amex. As ever, the lads look at the individual performances of Jürgen Klopp’s Reds and those of the key opponents as well as picking apart all the major match incidents. Mo Salah’s relentless consistent excellence is savoured, as is the outrageous calm of Vigil van Dijk, with a more critical eye cast upon the performances of one or two others. You know the drill - it’s RAW.
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Karl Matchett dissect The Reds’ 2-0 home win over Aston Villa with their usual focus on player performances and all the key incidents of the match. As ever, there are digressions aplenty and this week sees engaging side-chats on Divock Origi, Jack Grealish and Curtis Jones, as Jürgen Klopp’s Liverpool are now 4 wins away from the all time points record with 5 games to play. As ever, it’s a belter.
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Hari Sethi reflect on The Champions of England’s humiliating and yet utterly irrelevant 4-0 loss to Manchester City. Obviously, the match details feature but, after 30 years, as you might expect, this RAW is a bit different. Fun, anger, joy and frustration - this is the show you’ve come to love and Trev and Hari are less drunk than The Reds, so that’s nice.
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Hari Sethi have quite the time revelling in the demolition job Jürgen Klopp’s men did on Roy Hodgson’s Crystal Palace to put The Reds only two points from the title. A night of absolutely sumptuous football, possession dominance, defensive mastery and picture book goals left the three lads in fine form as they took on the task of analysing the key moments and the player performances with the relish of men who know how great their team is.
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Karl Matchett and Hari Sethi pull apart the return of The Reds to Premier League action in what was an understandably frustrating 0-0 draw at Goodison Park against Everton. There were some things to love, some things to concern us, some things we’ll never remember and some things we could have predicted (alright Degzy?) BUT it was football and it is wonderful to be back with the very finest post-match analysis show out there. Get it in your ears!
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Karl Matchett reflect on The Reds’ exit from the Champions’ League against Atletico Madrid at Anfield. It was an odd affair, with Jürgen Klopp’s men massively dominant for so much of the encounter but incapable of registering more than two goals while coughing up three in a very disappointing fashion. As ever, the lads analyse the major incidents and the performances as they come to terms with the first European defeat of note since the CL Final of 2018.
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Hari Sethi and Karl Matchett reflect on The Reds’ 22nd consecutive Anfield win, as they eased past Bournemouth by the odd goal in three. On an afternoon of controversy and in an oddly anxious atmosphere, Jürgen Klopp’s men went 25 points clear at the top of the Premier League. As ever, the lads analyse his Liverpool team’s showings as well as those of Eddie Howe’s side, as they simultaneously assess all the major moments of the match. It’s RAW, that’s what we do.
Gags is joined by Guy and Kam to discuss Liverpool being dumped out of the FA with a limp performance against Chelsea. They discuss the game itself, but also expand on Liverpool's lack of form since the winter break, and what that means with important games coming up.
On the latest RAW Trev Downey is joined by Jim Boardman, Karl Matchett and Hari Sethi to discuss the almost surreal 3-0 loss at Watford. It ended up being a longer show than usual but a tremendously cathartic and enjoyable experience in the circumstances, despite the grim context. A must-listen.
On the latest RAW, Trev Downey, Hari Sethi and Dave Hendrick reflect on the 3-2 home win over West Ham which saw Liverpool go 22 points clear and require only four more wins to clinch the title. On a night when Klopp’s men were dominant, the scoreline for much of the game stubbornly refused to reflect that. As ever, the lads give an appraisal of the main incidents in the match as well as evaluating the performances. This one is good fun with a certain ex-Everton manager getting quite a bit of stick.
