Blood Red: The Liverpool FC Podcast

Ahead of the summer transfer window, the Liverpool.com podcast is back with a transfer simulator to assess what Reds could do in the market. Dan Morgan is joined by Joel Rabinowitz and Ollie Connolly as they make their fantasy picks on how things could play out. With a budget of £65m, generated through player sales, the panel each pick the players they’d like to see arrive at Anfield. Amongst the selections are Bayern Munich’s David Alaba, Lyon talisman Memphis Depay, Wolves winger Pedro Neto and Marseille defender Duje Caleta-Car. Enjoy.

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Matt Addison, Sean Bradbury and debutant Mark Wakefield join host Guy Clarke for the Blood Red podcast as they talk Gini Wijnaldum, Xabi Alonso, and Mohamed Salah and Harry Kane. A report over the weekend stated that Wijnaldum has agreed to move to Barcelona once his Liverpool contract expires in the summer. So the panel react to that news, look at the legacy the Dutch midfielder would leave behind, and look at how Jurgen Klopp would go about replacing his ‘quiet leader’. Talk then turns to Alonso, who is set to take over Borussia Monchengladbach after Marco Rose departs for Borussia Dortmund. It’s a great move for the former Reds favourite – and could it help him to one day become the manager at Anfield? The panel discuss that prospect before rounding off the podcast by examining the differing reactions to when Mohamed Salah and Harry Kane win penalties. Enjoy.

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Following wins over RB Leipzig and Wolves, the Allez Les Rouges podcast is here to talk about Liverpool's upturn in fortunes. Host Peter Hooton is joined by regular guest Kieth Culvin as well as Accrington Stanley manager John Coleman and Spirit of Shankly chair Joe Blott. The guys begin with a look back on the victories over Leipzig and Wolves before reacting to the Champions League draw, which will see the Reds face Real Madrid in the quarter-finals, an discussing if European Cup number seven is a realistic prospects.. Plus Joe explains the discussions Spirit of Shankly have had regarding the return of fans for next season. Enjoy.

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With around a quarter of the season to go, how are the Liverpool players out on loan getting on, and what might the future hold for them? Matt Addison speaks to Bundesliga commentator and reporter Kevin Hatchard about Loris Karius, Lancs Live's George Hodgson about Sepp van den Berg, Wales Online's Glen Williams about Harry Wilson and Sheyi Ojo, and Plymouth Live's Chris Errington about Adam Lewis. We also checked in on Harvey Elliott, Marko Grujic and Taiwo Awoniyi on the previous episode of Loan Watch, which you can listen to here: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/42993799

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Liverpool will take on Real Madrid in the quarter-finals of the Champions League, and then either FC Porto or Chelsea in the semi-finals should they progress. Join Guy Clarke, Ian Doyle, Joe Rimmer and David Lynch as they discuss the draw and what it means for the rest of this season. Could Liverpool (and Mohamed Salah) get revenge over Zinedine Zidane's men (and Sergio Ramos)? They have already knocked out a German side, and could knock out a European giant and Chelsea before the final in Istanbul as the similarities to 2004/05 continue... The podcast concludes with a chat about Trent Alexander-Arnold's omission from the England squad just months before the European Championships in the summer. Enjoy.

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Ahead of this morning's Champions League quarter-final, and semi-final, draw the Blood Red podcast discuss the teams still in the competition with Liverpool set to face one of: Borussia Dortmund, Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, PSG, Porto, Chelsea or Manchester City in the last eight - and then potentially the last four. For live reaction to the draw, join the Blood Red YouTube channel from 11am (GMT): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-TbqyJWlhRPedk-if0rKtw

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You’ve all seen them on social media. So, after a quick recap of a second straight win for Jurgen Klopp’s side, the Liverpool.com podcasts gets stuck into their five favourite Liverpool conspiracies. On the agenda for host Dan Morgan and guests Ollie Connolly and Joel Rabinowitz is: the relationship between Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane; the injury problems are ‘all the fault of the medical department’; FSG; Jurgen Klopp and his future, and Ben Davies. Which are the wildest? And which are grounded in (some) truth? Enjoy.

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With a 19-day break between Liverpool matches underway, the Analysing Anfield podcast dedicates the first of two special shows to listener questions covering a wide range of topics. Erling Haaland, Kylian Mbappe and transfers get a mention, as does the wider FSG strategy and approach heading into the summer, where Liverpool might need to attract players without the allure of Champions League football. There is also a discussion of the evolution of the Reds’ front three and whether Curtis Jones could be a left-field option to succeed Roberto Firmino. Josh Williams and David Hughes provide the answers to as many questions before promising to return with more on next week’s show. Enjoy.

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Neil Fitzmaurice is joined by the Liverpool ECHO’s Paul Gorst and Joe Rimmer for his latest Poetry in Motion podcast. After a tribute to Ian St John, and a brilliant story involving Bill Shankly, Fitzy talks Fabinho, who Gorsty calls Liverpool’s most important player, and Diogo Jota, whose winner at his former club Wolves on Monday got the defending champions back on track in the Premier League. But while Jota has hit the ground running following his return from injury, what’s going on with Sadio Mane in front of goal? The panel discuss that, ask if Thiago Alcantara takes too much stick, and wonder whether Nat Phillips and Ozan Kabak could become unlikely Anfield heroes in the vein of some of those players that won No 5 in Istanbul in 2005. Enjoy.

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The 1-0 win at Wolves on Monday was the type of game Liverpool won regularly on the way to the Premier League title last season. And the latest Blood Red podcast, hosted by Matt Addison and featuring Ian Doyle and Sean Bradbury, wonders whether that would have been the case this season too had Jota not spent a large part of it on the sidelines. But the Portuguese is back now and his winner against his former club Wolves has revived Liverpool’s hopes of finishing in the Champions League places. Can the Reds do it? And is the 19-day break until their next match going to help or hinder their chances? The panel talk that before focusing on the burgeoning centre-back partnership between Nat Phillips and Ozan Kabak, discussing a Ben Davies theory, looking at Thiago’s performances, and then giving some end-of-season predictions.

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