Blood Red: The Liverpool FC Podcast

After a week in which the European Super League was announced and then collapsed, there is plenty to discuss on the latest Blood Red podcast. Matt Addison is joined by Ian Doyle, Joe Rimmer and David Lynch as they reflect on a busy week in football, not least for FSG and Liverpool, including what comes next for the US owners. There is then a chat about the press conference that Jurgen Klopp conducted this afternoon, with his comments on FSG dissected, as well as a preview of tomorrow's visit of Newcastle United to Anfield - which is back to being an important game in the context of the Champions League chase. The podcast concludes with the panel's starting XIs being selected for the match, as well as score predictions being made.

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Listen to Jurgen Klopp's press conference in full ahead of Liverpool's visit of Newcastle United to Anfield. Inevitably it was dominated by questions over the doomed European Super League proposals and the part Liverpool's owners FSG played in them. But Klopp also talks about Newcastle, the race for the top four, and the fitness of Nat Phillips, Curtis Jones and Jordan Henderson, as well as ending online speculation that Diogo Jota had picked up an injury.

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It’s been one of the most dramatic weeks in the history of modern football and Neil Fitzmaurice is back with his must-listen Poetry in Motion podcast to get some things off his chest. But before Fitzy, Sean Bradbury and show debutant Marcus Banks get stuck into the rise and fall of the European Super League and FSG’s part in it, there’s a bit of housekeeping to do as they quickly look back on the draws with Real Madrid and Leeds United. But the majority of the pod focuses of the events of an extraordinary few days. No punches are pulled on FSG, John Henry and his apology while Fitzy is particularly keen to point out that the Premier League, UEFA, FIFA and Boris Johnson, who were all quick to jump on the Super League proposals, are not exactly paragons of virtue themselves. And a superb podcast ends with Sean and Marcus suggesting the one way Liverpool’s owners could row back some of the criticism they have brought on themselves by not consulting the fans, Jurgen Klopp and his players over the breakaway competition that brought shame on the 12 founding member clubs.

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As the dust settles on the European Super League fiasco, Josh Williams and David Alexander Hughes return with an Analysing Anfield podcast with a difference. Right now FSG’s long-term future as Liverpool’s owners is being questioned given the part principal owner John W Henry played in the despised developments for the breakaway competition. Henry has apologised for his actions but for many supporters this could be the beginning of the end for the Boston-based group. But while support is currently in short supply, would Liverpool be better off without FSG from a sporting perspective? It’s a difficult balancing act that Josh and Dave examine before turning their attentions back to the actual football, which thankfully means something again after the Super League proposals collapsed. Reviewing the draw at Leeds United, and the race for the top four, they finish the podcast by previewing Saturday’s visit of Newcastle United to Anfield.

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Liverpool owner John W Henry has apologised to fans for his part in the European Super League proposals after they were scrapped amidst significant backlash. So the morning after the night before, Dan Morgan is joined by Joel Rabinowitz, Matt Addison and David Lynch as the Liverpool.com Podcast reacts to the news and reflects on a remarkable 48 hours in which the future football came under threat. But what happens next? For Henry and FSG, is there a way that they can recover from the damage they have caused? And if not, how should fans respond and where should their anger be directed? The European Super League might well be over, but the implications and impacts for the future of Liverpool and their owners might only just be beginning.

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Liverpool have withdrawn from the European Super League along with the five other English clubs. The news represents a huge victory for football fans and the biggest FSG U-turn yet. Matt Addison brings you this breaking news. We'll have lots more on the Blood Red channel on Wednesday.

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The European Super League looks like it is collapsing before our eyes tonight. But earlier today, for the second episode of The Bottom Line, Matt Addison and Dave Powell spoke to football finance expert Kieran Maguire to understand why FSG have signed up to the controversial competition. The plans for the breakaway league have been slated in almost all quarters since they were unveiled on Sunday - with the European game thrown into turmoil. It now appears like the proposals will not be forced through. But this podcast with Kieran remains a revealing listen. From TV rights and transfers to Nike and sponsors, every aspect of Liverpool FC and the wider top-level game would be impacted if the Super League came to fruition, with the only positive being the additional lining of the pockets for the owners of the 12 clubs involved.

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Liverpool drew 1-1 with Leeds United in the Premier League last night - but after the proposals surrounding the European Super League (ESL), does it even matter? So for the latest Blood Red podcast, Matt Addison is joined by Theo Squires and Kai Delaney to discuss the game, including debating whether or not Liverpool should sign Ozan Kabak on a permanent deal for his £18m clause come the summer, but there are clearly more pressing issues to be resolved before then. Jurgen Klopp and James Milner were both as strong as they could be on the ESL in their post-match interviews, before Pep Guardiola added his weight to be debate today. And with Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson also reportedly organising a captain's meeting between the Premier League skippers to share and voice any concerns, the panel commend his actions and discuss what FSG must do next.

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Join Paul Wheelock for the Post-Game podcast as we react to Liverpool's 1-1 draw with Leeds United at Elland Road, which rounded off a difficult day for the Premier League champions following the shocking news that they are one of 12 clubs set to start a new European Super League. The breakaway competition, understandably, dominates this podcast, which begins with the verdict of our chief LFC writer Ian Doyle, features Jurgen Klopp's must-listen after-match press conference in full, and the thoughts of two dismayed Reds fans, Mike Holt and Ross Strachan.

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Liverpool FC owners FSG have confirmed that they have signed up for the controversial new European Super League tournament. So for a special Blood Red podcast, Matt Addison is joined by Ian Doyle, Paul Gorst and Joe Rimmer to pick apart what the decision means for the future of Liverpool and football in general. Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus, Arsenal, Tottenham, Chelsea and both Manchester clubs, City and United, are also involved. But Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich have reportedly said they are against the Super League, while PSG have refused to sign up. However, the landscape of club football could be about to change forever. There's also a chat about tonight's trip to Leeds United and whether it matters anymore.

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