Blood Red: The Liverpool FC Podcast

Welcome to the first Post-Game podcast since January 3, 2019 that's reacting to a Premier League defeat for Liverpool. Yes, the Reds went down fair and square, 3-0 at Watford tonight, to see their 44-match unbeaten league run come to an end. It has to be placed in context. Jurgen Klopp’s side have been nothing short of magnificent this season and it's only a matter of time before they get their hands on the title. But there’s no getting away from it – it was a very bad night at the office. And that much is underlined with the views from the pressbox, the dugout and the stands that you’re about to hear. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Liverpool this week released a summary of their annual accounts, which showed a record £533m turnover, and a pre-tax profit of £42m, despite the fact the club spent £223m on players. So armed with those headline figures, Paul Wheelock picks up the phone to leading football finance expert Kieran Maguire to see what this will mean for the Reds' summer transfer business, and whether it could bring an end to the financial dominance enjoyed by the Manchester clubs, United and City, in the Premier League. And, naturally, with City being Liverpool's main rivals on the pitch, Kieran also provides a fascinating insight into the Etihad outfit's upcoming legal battle with UEFA after they were banned from European club competitions for two years. Enjoy! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Liverpool this week released a summary of their annual accounts, which showed a record £533m turnover, and a pre-tax profit of £42m, despite the fact the club spent £223m on players. So armed with those headline figures, Paul Wheelock picks up the phone to leading football finance expert Kieran Maguire to see what this will mean for the Reds' summer transfer business, and whether it could bring an end to the financial dominance enjoyed by the Manchester clubs, United and City, in the Premier League. And, naturally, with City being Liverpool's main rivals on the pitch, Kieran also provides a fascinating insight into the Etihad outfit's upcoming legal battle with UEFA after they were banned from European club competitions for two years. Enjoy! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Liverpool’s eye-watering financial accounts and the competition for a midfield starting spot between Naby Keita and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain are the big talking points of the Blood Red podcast. Paul Gorst, Ian Doyle, Theo Squires and host Joe Rimmer also talk the Reds video for Chaokoh coconut milk that went viral , Saturday’s trip to Watford, and the usual line-up and score predictions.  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Liverpool’s eye-watering financial accounts and the competition for a midfield starting spot between Naby Keita and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain are the big talking points of the Blood Red podcast. Paul Gorst, Ian Doyle, Theo Squires and host Joe Rimmer also talk the Reds video for Chaokoh coconut milk that went viral , Saturday’s trip to Watford, and the usual line-up and score predictions.  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Jurgen Klopp speaks to the media to preview Liverpool's trip to Watford on Saturday. Klopp was also asked about the fitness of captain Jordan Henderson, James Milner and Xherdan Shaqiri, whether there's a battle between Naby Keita and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain for a midfield starting spot, and the precautions Liverpool are taking with the coronavirus. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Jurgen Klopp speaks to the media to preview Liverpool's trip to Watford on Saturday. Klopp was also asked about the fitness of captain Jordan Henderson, James Milner and Xherdan Shaqiri, whether there's a battle between Naby Keita and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain for a midfield starting spot, and the precautions Liverpool are taking with the coronavirus. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The Allez Les Rouges podcast is back with host Peter Hooton joined by regular guest Ste Monaghan, singer Kieran Molyneux, and Brendan 'Jockey' Wyatt, owner of city-centre trainer shop Transalpino. They look back on the defeat to Atletico Madrid, and the performance of Diego Simeone, as well as the win over West Ham United, and the actions of the Anfield crowd before and after Liverpool fell behind. Talk then turns to Trent Alexander's brilliance, why Jurgen Klopp needs to keep faith with Naby Keita, and what the Reds boss must to if he is to give supporters the best bragging right of all over their Manchester United counterparts. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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The Allez Les Rouges podcast is back with host Peter Hooton joined by regular guest Ste Monaghan, singer Kieran Molyneux, and Brendan 'Jockey' Wyatt, owner of city-centre trainer shop Transalpino. They look back on the defeat to Atletico Madrid, and the performance of Diego Simeone, as well as the win over West Ham United, and the actions of the Anfield crowd before and after Liverpool fell behind. Talk then turns to Trent Alexander's brilliance, why Jurgen Klopp needs to keep faith with Naby Keita, and what the Reds boss must to if he is to give supporters the best bragging right of all over their Manchester United counterparts. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Liverpool have announced a record £533m turnover after a stunning season that saw the club claim their sixth European Cup. The Reds have released their annual accounts for the year ending May 31 2019 – one day before the famous Champions League final win over Tottenham Hotspur in Madrid – which show turnover rose by £78m to £533m. That represents sustained growth across the club (the 2018 accounts recorded a £455m turnover) and enabled the further investment into a playing squad that won the Champions League and came desperately close to lifting the Premier League title. Match revenue (£3.5m to £84m), commercial revenue (£34m to £188m) and media revenue (£41m to £261m) were all up with Liverpool posting an overall pre-tax profit of £42m. And here, the Liverpool ECHO’s Sean Bradbury looks over the financial results. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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