Man City & PSG

It’s May and the sun is shining, but it’s set on a turbulent season and the storied careers of two club legends, Mo Salah and Andy Robertson. Join the boys as they pick the bones out of the 25/26 season and say goodbye to two cult heroes. So long, and thanks for all the good times. https://www.instagram.com/redheadspodcast?igsh=MWZsNndyY2Z2Yzhudw%3D%3D&utm_source=qrhttps://youtube.com/@redheadspodcast?si=KjSWx7B1yWlwhs10

The caffeine must be kicking in as the boys make it 3 wins on the bounce after a 3-1 nailbiter against Palace at Anfield. Isak and Wirtz, the marquee signings put their names in lights, sandwiched around a vintage counter attack finished off by Robbo. It’s a soothing tonic for the bitter medicine that was Mo’s hamstring. All that and our morning routines in this week’s Red Heads.https://www.instagram.com/redheadspodcast?igsh=MWZsNndyY2Z2Yzhudw%3D%3D&utm_source=qrhttps://youtube.com/@redheadspodcast?si=KjSWx7B1yWlwhs10

It was a big, big weekend for talking points, and the boys let them percolate to a heady Red brew. A stoppage time sign off from the captain, another record for the raging King of Egypt, and a few rumors to whet our summer appetites. Go ahead, have a sip. It’s 5 to go somewhere. instagram.com/redheadspodcastwww.youtube.com/@RedHeadsPodcast

Yeah, Liverpool are out of the champion’s league. So what? Who cares? So Ekitike is out for 9 months, and? We beat Fulham. Everything is fine. First Merseyside derby at the Hill Dicko this Sunday. Everything could be a lot better by then.instagram.com/redheadspodcasthttps://www.youtube.com/@RedHeadsPodcast

With 6 conceded and 0 scored, the international break hangover is hitting a little harder this week. In this episode, Ian and James pop an advil, grit their teeth, and do their best to remember what happened after a couple matches to forget. All that, and a second early obituary for the career of another Liverpool legend, this time our stalwart Scotsman, Robbo. This one stings.instagram.com/redheadspodcasthttps://www.youtube.com/@RedHeadsPodcast

Mohamed Salah has announced he’s leaving the club at the end of the season, and suddenly a long year feels too short.  Andy said it best, I wish there was a way to know you’re in the good old days.  Well, we do know.  We are in them now, and not for much longer.  I think we’re all going to need a minute to process this news.instagram.com/redheadspodcasthttps://www.youtube.com/@RedHeadsPodcast

A big champion’s league night is just what we needed to forget a damp squib of a match against Spurs last Sunday.  Four nil to the boys in red over Galatasaray, and your boys couldn’t wait to break it down on this week’s episode. Slot bought himself a stay of execution. How long will that last?  We don’t know and we tell you exactly that.  Up the Reds.https://www.instagram.com/redheadspodcast/https://www.youtube.com/@RedHeadsPodcast

The boys dig into another classic Liverpool one-two punch. That’s right, another win loss.  Rio danced on the Molineux grass as we sung to a 3-1 FA cup victory. Then the boys went to hell, Istanbul that is, and came home empty handed.  Strap onto another pulse pounding episode of “Are Liverpool Bad?”, courtesy of your hosts, Ian and James.  The Winter Dance Party is over.https://www.youtube.com/@RedHeadsPodcast/videoshttps://www.instagram.com/redheadspodcast/

Prepare to be whelmed by Liverpool’s 5-2 win against West Ham at Anfield, which they followed up triumphantly with 2-1 lost against bottom-feeder Wolves at Molineux.  The boys dissect another chapter in the Jekyll-Hyde story of Liverpool’s season. Anytime you think they’ve turned a corner, they hit a wall.  Here comes another curve against, you guessed, Wolves on Friday.  Which team will show up?  Your guess is worse than ours, so listen up.https://www.youtube.com/@RedHeadsPodcast/videoshttps://www.instagram.com/redheadspodcast/

Strap in — or better yet, lie down — as the boys break down a drab but ultimately delirious last-minute winner against Forest. What looked like a slog turned into scenes, and they’ve got plenty to say about how it happened, who stepped up, and what it means moving forward.From there, it’s fixtures galore. The lads talk run-ins, size up the competition, and debate who’s actually got the bottle (and the schedule) to land a top-four — maybe even top-six — finish. Pretty please be Liverpool.