Jim Boardman and Mike Nevin are back and joined this time by Marc McColgan, remembering fish-related chanting, hastily printed pink newspapers and Grandstand’s teleprinter. Also up for discussion is the consolation of a European Cup straight after the devastation of an FA Cup final defeat and a look at Liverpool’s oldest players.
Jim Boardman is back with Mike Nevin, talking this time about football on TV in the early days compared to now, and what might need to change in the future, especially with 3pm Saturday kick-offs. As usual, nothing is off-topic and much like McManaman in his LFC heyday, Mike and Jim make the most of the freedom to wander, passing like Barnes and Molby between YNWA without fans, commentators v goalkeepers and Andy Townsend's Tactics Truck.
Jim Boardman and Mike Nevin return for another virtual walk around the streets of Liverpool, stopping off at Jack Sharps, Home and Bargain and Woolworths - but never quite getting to wherever it was they set off for. Charlie Adam's Blackpool, an Igor Biscan banner and Ryan Babel’s favourite referee get brought into the conversation, along with this week’s tips on stuff to search for on YouTube.
Trev Downey joins Jim Boardman for this show as we continue our look at the back stories of AI contributors from around the world, a chance to compare notes on supporting the Reds from near or far. What - or who - made Trev fall in love with the team in Red, and how easy was that from a distance? We also discuss Trev's route into fan media - and then it's time for him to reveal his all-time greatest Liverpool XI. Will there be any surprises?
Jim Boardman and Mike Nevin are back, trying to find the positives of footy behind closed doors and wondering what happens to George in that case. With a legendary Liverpool city centre recording studio set to be demolished, and memories of the "New Anfield" that never was, they ponder if there's more to a building than the bricks and mortar, especially when it comes to football stadia.
Jim Boardman and Mike Nevin think up ways to have post-match parties at a safe social distance when the footy comes back - and wonder just how empty these behind-closed-doors games might be. Also, do we need to hold back the YNWA now and again?
Dave Hendrick joins Jim Boardman this week to compare notes on supporting the Reds from near or far. Dave explains how he became a Liverpool fan, what brought him into fan media and shares his all-time Liverpool XI. Is there a place for Dejan Lovren?
Jim Boardman welcomes the Redmen TV's Chris Pajak to the show from lockdown in Liverpool, home of more than just the Mighty Reds. In these strange times football feels like a million years ago - until you get talking about it all over again.
