Blood Red: The Liverpool FC Podcast

With the causes for concern piling up for Liverpool, Neil Fitzmaurice is here with the latest Poetry in Motion podcast. From Roberto Firmino's drop in form to FSG's unwillingness to support Jurgen Klopp in the transfer market until deadline day, to why the goals have dried up, all bases are covered. The ECHO's Liverpool correspondent Paul Gorst and Sean Bradbury join Fitzy to get into the big LFC talking points, but begin by discussing the sad passing of goalkeeper Alisson Becker's father in Brazil, before moving onto the on-field issues, following defeat to Everton last time out. Looking ahead, the panel give their predictions for Sunday's visit to Sheffield United and discuss what else may lay ahead for the Reds. Enjoy.

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Dan Morgan is joined by Liverpool.com colleague Joel Rabinowitz and Blood Red’s Matt Addison to present their roadmap for Liverpool to get out of their current crisis – and back to some kind of normality. Asking whether Jurgen Klopp needs to revert to set-ups he enjoyed success with in previous seasons, examining the role of Thiago Alcantara, and wondering whether Sadio Mane’s form is as concerning as Roberto Firmino’s... it’s a very interesting listen for all Reds fans.

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We need to talk about Roberto Firmino. The forward is not the only player who has been performing below-par of late for Liverpool, and is certainly not a scapegoat for their current predicament. But with his goals decreasing year on year and his overall play having regressed, what is the solution to the problem? Matt Addison and Kai Delaney take a look at Firmino's past, present and future, discussing the underlying numbers, the amount of games he has had to play this season, and how the return of Diogo Jota will help increase the Brazilian's capacity. Firmino is often described as being the entire 'system' for Liverpool, so getting him back to something like his best is vital. Long-term a new signing might be the answer, but short-term, that is not possible - and the Reds need Firmino firing if they are to make it back into the Champions League.

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In the latest edition of the Analysing Anfield podcast Josh Williams and David Hughes look at what Jurgen Klopp can do to change Liverpool’s form – if he should be changing anything at all. The Reds’ struggles continued on Saturday as they lost the Merseyside derby to Everton 2-0. And after picking apart that painful defeat, Josh and David dig deep into the underlying numbers to ask if Klopp is doing the right thing by continuing to play the same system and the same players, although of course the Liverpool manager is not helped by injuries, particularly at the back. Formation and personnel changes are discussed before the must-listen podcast ends with a preview of the must-win match at Sheffield United.

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After Liverpool lost their Anfield record against Everton on Saturday, the Blood Red podcast is back to assess where Jurgen Klopp turns next. Diogo Jota is on the way back from injury but several other key men remain out - and Jordan Henderson has now been added to that list. So how can Liverpool turn things around, continue their progression in the Champions League, and make sure they finish inside the top four? Guy Clarke is joined by Ian Doyle, Theo Squires and Marcus Banks as they talk through the issues Liverpool are facing and which players might be able to offer some hope for the final three months of the season. Enjoy.

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Liverpool have fallen to a fourth successive defeat at Anfield, losing to Everton for the first time on home soil since 1999. Richarlison's earlier opener added to by Gylfi Sigurdsson's second half penalty did the damage for the Reds. Join Guy Clarke for reaction from Anfield as the ECHO's Paul Gorst delivers his verdict and we hear from Jurgen Klopp's post-match press conference. Plus our regular contributors Owen Thomas, Alex Watt, Ross Strachan and Mark Baker all give their thoughts as well as some of those sharing their views in the Blood Red podcast Facebook group.

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Ahead of tonight’s big Merseyside derby at Anfield, Matt Addison speaks to the Liverpool ECHO’s Everton FC reporter Adam Jones to get the view from Goodison Park on the latest Behind Enemy Lines podcast. Who are the players that Liverpool need to be wary of? And how much hope of a top-four finish is there for Carlo Ancelotti’s side? All of that, plus James Rodriguez, Abdoulaye Doucoure, Jordan Pickford, Dominic Calvert-Lewin and much more are discussed, before Adam picks his combined Liverpool and Everton team based only on the players currently available to play. A win for the Blues would draw them level on points with the Reds in the standings having played a game fewer. But Everton, remember, have not managed that at Anfield since 1999.

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With Liverpool just three points ahead of Everton going into Saturday’s Anfield showdown, is this the biggest Merseyside derby in recent memory? And given Liverpool’s injuries and poor home record, will Everton ever have a better chance of winning at their biggest rivals for the first time since 1999? Those questions are asked by Paul Gorst, Dan Kay, David Lynch and host Matt Addison in the Blood Red podcast. But before getting stuck into the big match, the panel look back on the Champions League last-16 victory over RB Leipzig and reflect on the brilliance of Mohamed Salah. But talk soon turns to Everton, and where the game might be won and lost, on and off the field, before the usual team and score predictions. Enjoy.

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At his press conference to preview Liverpool v Everton, Jurgen Klopp confirmed that Fabinho will miss Saturday’s Merseyside derby – but Alisson is ‘fine’. There was concern that goalkeeper Alisson would miss the match after he wasn’t pictured in training on Thursday but Klopp has allayed those fears. The Liverpool boss did, however, reveal that Fabinho, along with James Milner and Diogo Jota, remain sidelined, while there is a doubt over Naby Keita.

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Just time to preview the Merseyside derby at Anfield, review the Reds' Champions League win over RB Leipzig and get into those Jurgen Klopp exit rumours, Allez Les Rouges is here. Peter Hooton is joined by regulars John Nicolson, Ste Monaghan and Kieth Culvin to get into all the big Liverpool FC talking points. First on the agenda is the speculation around Jurgen Klopp's future following defeat to Leicester City before getting onto Ozan Kabak's early showings and previewing Saturday's derby. Also, following a video call with the PGMOL's Mike Riley as part of the Spirit of Shankly, John Nicolson explains what was shared with supporters from all across the country. Enjoy.

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