1985/86 Double Season review with Paul Salt

The Poets Les, Tom and Pete look back at the first Pre Season game v Sunderland and the first look at Iraola's Liverpool.  They also discuss the recent Investment speculation. Please Subscribe if you enjoy our Podcasts

The Red Poets – Les, Tom, Peter & Mike are joined by former Liverpool striker David Fairclough to pay tribute to Liverpool legend Kevin Keegan. We look back on Kevin’s six unforgettable seasons at Anfield, celebrating the goals, glory, and memories that made him one of Liverpool’s greatest-ever players, and honouring the Reds icon who sadly passed away on 20 July 2026.

The Red Poets Podcast Join Les, Tom, Peter, and Mike—four lifelong Liverpool FC supporters who have followed the Reds from the 1960s to today—as they share honest opinions, memories, and plenty of football banter. In this episode, the team discuss Andoni Iraola’s first press conference, the departure of Michael Edwards, and what both stories could mean for Liverpool’s future. Expect passionate debate, nostalgia, and the perspective that only decades of supporting the Reds can bring.

Les , Tom and Peter are joined by Radio Merseyside’s Sports presenter Paul Salt to review the 1985/86 season 40 year anniversary podcast. 

The Red Poets Les, Tom and Peter Warburton are joined by BBC Radio Merseyside’s Paul Salt who hosts this 40 year double winning season review of 1985/86. 

The Poets Les, Tom, Peter, Mike, Ben and Emlyn are joined by one best club presenters,  former Reds player Neil Mellor who hosts today’s podcast. 

The Poets Les, Tom, Peter, and Ben give marks out of 100 to each player to see how we differ from one another. Always a god listen. 

The Poets discuss the appointment of Iraola as new Liverpool Manager

The Red Poets Les, Tom, Peter and Mike get together for this special podcast, at today’s shock announcement that Arne Slot was to be sacked as LFC manager. After the season review. 

The Poets Les, Tom, Peter and Mike discuss the last game of a disappointing season at home to Brentford, which ended 1-1 The Anfield crowd said its final goodbyes to 3 of the greatest LFC teams we have had, The Egyptian King Mo Salah 👑 Andy Robertson and Jordan Henderson