Points dropped, more Salah questions & how to get more from Isak

Andy Jones and James Pearce join Tony Evans to reflect on another frustrating night at Anfield as Liverpool are held to a 1-1 draw by Sunderland.The panel also discuss how Slot can get more out of Isak, assess the growing influence of Florian Wirtz – even if the equaliser went down as an own goal - and touch on Mohamed Salah being benched for a second straight game. James and Andy share their thoughts on if Liverpool should listen to any January offers for their star Egyptian.To finish, the lads turn their attention to a tricky trip to Elland Road on Saturday and Tony brings us up to date on the newly published findings from the Independent Office for Police Conduct regarding Hillsborough.Want to get in touch with your thoughts? Email: [email protected]: Tony EvansWith: Andy Jones & James PearceProducers: Guy Clarke & Nick Thomson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Andy Jones and Simon Hughes join Tony Evans to break down Liverpool’s much-needed win at West Ham, celebrate Alexander Isak’s long-awaited first Premier League goal, and assess what it means for Arne Slot’s job security.The panel also discuss the implications of Mohamed Salah being benched - is this the start of the post-Salah era? - and look ahead to a tricky midweek test against in-form Sunderland at Anfield.Want to get in touch with your thoughts? Email: [email protected]: Tony EvansWith: Andy Jones & Simon HughesProducers: Guy Clarke & Nick Thomson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Andy Jones and Gregg Evans join Tony Evans to pick through a shock heavy defeat in the Champions League, as Arne Slot’s side slip to a ninth defeat in 12 and the crisis deepens ahead of Sunday’s trip to West Ham.The guys react to Curtis Jones’ brutally honest post-match interview, dissect the chaos of the PSV loss, and debate whether Slot’s future is now a legitimate question. Gregg breaks down his piece on Liverpool’s worrying body language and Andy assesses whether anyone emerged with any credit after last night.They also look ahead to the visit to the London Stadium — where Liverpool’s record offers hope, but their current form does anything but.Want to get in touch with your thoughts? Email: [email protected]: Tony EvansWith: Andy Jones & Gregg EvansProducers: Guy Clarke & Nick Thomson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Simon Hughes and Andy Jones join Tony Evans to assess Liverpool’s damaging defeat to Nottingham Forest.The guys break down Virgil van Dijk’s blunt post-match assessment, the worrying pattern in Liverpool’s performances, and whether this marks a genuine turning point for Arne Slot. They also discuss the atmosphere inside Anfield as fans headed for the exits early, the pressure building on Slot, and ask if anyone else at the club should shoulder the blame.Plus, with PSV up next in the Champions League, is a quick turnaround exactly what Liverpool need — or the last thing they want?Want to get in touch with your thoughts? Email: [email protected]: Tony EvansWith: Simon Hughes & Andy JonesProducers: Guy Clarke & Nick Thomson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

James Pearce and Andy Jones join Tony Evans as the international comes to an end, with the guys assessing how Liverpool’s players fared. On a night of high emotion for Andy Robertson, the Scotland captain paid tribute to Diogo Jota.The guys get into the latest transfer talk — Antoine Semenyo to Liverpool? What about Marc Guehi? And what does this all mean for academy talent Rio Ngumoha’s pathway to the first team?The panel also look ahead to Forest’s visit to Anfield and discuss the remarkable story of Liverpool fan Jack Faint, diagnosed with an incurable brain tumour, who has just completed a 3,666km run across India!Want to get in touch? Email: [email protected]: Tony EvansWith: James Pearce & Andy JonesProducers: Guy Clarke & Nick Thomson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

James Pearce and Simon Hughes join Tony Evans during the international break for a deep dive into the life, legacy and lasting impact of one of Liverpool’s greatest ever figures — Sir Kenny Dalglish.With special guest Asif Kapadia, the award-winning director behind Amy, Senna and Maradona, the guys go inside the making of his new Kenny Dalglish documentary. They explore why now was the right moment to tell the story, how the film came together, and what it was like working so closely with the man himself.From Dalglish’s arrival as Keegan’s successor in 1977, to his instant success as player-manager, to the emotional burden he carried after Hillsborough, Tony, James, Simon and Asif reflect on the genius, humanity and influence of the man often described as “The Father of the City”.Want to get in touch with your thoughts? Email: [email protected]: Tony EvansWith: James Pearce, Simon Hughes & Asif KapadiaProducers: Guy Clarke & Nick Thomson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

James Pearce joins producer Guy to discuss his new book, Walk On: Inside Arne Slot's Liverpool, looking back on last season's historic Premier League title win.As well as touching on the obvious inspiration for the name of the book, there are plenty of topics covered from the void left by Jurgen Klopp, the rebuilding of Liverpool's executive team with the likes of Michael Edwards and Richard Hughes through to the process that led to Slot's appointment.The key themes of last season are also discussed in how Slot hit the ground running in his role as head coach, leading the Reds to the Premier League title while contending with three of the team's star performers heading towards the end of their contracts at Anfield.You can find a link to the book here - or by searching Walk On: Inside Arne Slot's LiverpoolEmail: [email protected]: Guy ClarkeWith: James PearceProducer: Guy Clarke Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

James Pearce and Andy Jones are with Tony Evans to assess Liverpool’s biggest issues and react to the PGMOL’s defence of the Virgil van Dijk offside call.Liverpool’s defeat to Manchester City has left big questions hanging over Arne Slot’s side — from Florian Wirtz’s struggles to Mohamed Salah’s dip in form and Alexander Isak’s slow integration.The guys also debate Julian Nagelsmann’s comments about Florian Wirtz. Are Liverpool letting him down?Want to get in touch with your thoughts?Email: [email protected]: Tony EvansWith: James Pearce & Andy JonesProducers: Guy Clarke & Nick Thomson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tony Evans is joined by Simon Hughes and James Pearce… at least for a little while — before James was forced off injured with a sore throat, and Andy Jones came off the bench to finish the game!The panel break down the 3-0 defeat at the Etihad and debate whether Virgil van Dijk’s disallowed equaliser should have stood, and what Slot’s side are missing away from home.With Liverpool eight points off the top and struggling, we ask: is the title defence already over? And could the Champions League become the season’s focal point?Want to get in touch with your thoughts? Email: [email protected]: Tony EvansWith: Simon Hughes, James Pearce & Andy Jones (sub)Producers: Guy Clarke & Nick Thomson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

James Pearce and Andy Jones join Tony Evans to bathe in the glow of that 1-0 victory over Real Madrid and look ahead to the Man City game at the weekend.The panel discuss the excellent performance of Connor Bradley at right back, marshalling Vinicius Junior in front of the returning Trent Alexander-Arnold.They also touch on another promising Florian Wirtz performance, and ask why he seems to produce his best in Europe?And finally, it's a look ahead to the massive Man City clash at the weekend. Can Liverpool finish this challenging week with three wins out of three?Email: [email protected]: Tony EvansWith: James Pearce and Andy JonesProducers: Guy Clarke and John Rogers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.