Blood Red: The Liverpool FC Podcast

The grass is not always greener. Emre Can no doubt can testify to that. A year after choosing to let his Liverpool contract run down, he now finds himself seemingly unwanted by Juventus, the club he signed for on a free transfer. The Germany international was left out of Juve’s starting line-up for the first two games of the Serie A season and, damningly, has now been left out of their Champions League squad completely. Contrast that to the mood of his former team-mates at Anfield, who sit top of the Premier League with four wins from four and, of course, can soon look forward to defending the Champions League crown they won the season directly after Can left for Italy. So, for the latest instalment of The Agenda, our Liverpool FC correspondent Paul Gorst joins Joe Rimmer to talk about the 25-year-old’s current plight, his departure from the Reds, and whether he would still play a part for Jurgen Klopp had he chose to stay put. And there’s also talk on Liverpool’s own Champions League squad. Enjoy – and our main podcasts will be back, starting tomorrow.  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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The grass is not always greener. Emre Can no doubt can testify to that. A year after choosing to let his Liverpool contract run down, he now finds himself seemingly unwanted by Juventus, the club he signed for on a free transfer. The Germany international was left out of Juve’s starting line-up for the first two games of the Serie A season and, damningly, has now been left out of their Champions League squad completely. Contrast that to the mood of his former team-mates at Anfield, who sit top of the Premier League with four wins from four and, of course, can soon look forward to defending the Champions League crown they won the season directly after Can left for Italy. So, for the latest instalment of The Agenda, our Liverpool FC correspondent Paul Gorst joins Joe Rimmer to talk about the 25-year-old’s current plight, his departure from the Reds, and whether he would still play a part for Jurgen Klopp had he chose to stay put. And there’s also talk on Liverpool’s own Champions League squad. Enjoy – and our main podcasts will be back, starting tomorrow.  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Ahead of the launch of his upcoming autobiography "Even Heskey Scored", we're joined in the studio by Liverpool favourite Emile Heskey. Theo Squires and Joe Rimmer chat through the former striker's best times in a Liverpool shirt from arriving as a club-record signing from Leicester in 2000 through to playing an integral role in the 2000/01 treble winning season plus his relationship with Michael Owen and Gerard Houllier plus so much more. As well as focusing on matters at Anfield, he reflects on his goal in England's 5-1 win over Germany, with all five goals coming from Liverpool players. He also touches on leaving Liverpool, how that move came about and why he had no option but to move onto pastures new. If you want to pre-order a copy of Emile's new upcoming autobiography it is available to do so HERE. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Ahead of the launch of his upcoming autobiography "Even Heskey Scored", we're joined in the studio by Liverpool favourite Emile Heskey. Theo Squires and Joe Rimmer chat through the former striker's best times in a Liverpool shirt from arriving as a club-record signing from Leicester in 2000 through to playing an integral role in the 2000/01 treble winning season plus his relationship with Michael Owen and Gerard Houllier plus so much more. As well as focusing on matters at Anfield, he reflects on his goal in England's 5-1 win over Germany, with all five goals coming from Liverpool players. He also touches on leaving Liverpool, how that move came about and why he had no option but to move onto pastures new. If you want to pre-order a copy of Emile's new upcoming autobiography it is available to do so HERE. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Today’s talking point for our bitesize dose of Liverpool-related news centres around Michael Owen. Crucial to the 2000/01 Treble winning season, including taking the Ballon d’Or in the same year, Owen left for Real Madrid back in 2004. Here Dan Morgan and Joel Rabinowitz from Liverpool.com look back on how things could have played out differently for the former Reds striker, had he not first moved to Madrid in 2004, before joining Newcastle United in 2005. Ahead of the launch of his new autobiography, Owen has also been caught in a Twitter spat with ex-Newcastle United teammate Alan Shearer as the guys discuss. The Agenda is also available on the Blood Red YouTube channel HERE. Enjoy! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Today’s talking point for our bitesize dose of Liverpool-related news centres around Michael Owen. Crucial to the 2000/01 Treble winning season, including taking the Ballon d’Or in the same year, Owen left for Real Madrid back in 2004. Here Dan Morgan and Joel Rabinowitz from Liverpool.com look back on how things could have played out differently for the former Reds striker, had he not first moved to Madrid in 2004, before joining Newcastle United in 2005. Ahead of the launch of his new autobiography, Owen has also been caught in a Twitter spat with ex-Newcastle United teammate Alan Shearer as the guys discuss. The Agenda is also available on the Blood Red YouTube channel HERE. Enjoy! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Liverpool head into the international break having continued their winning start to the new Premier League season with a 3-0 win against Burnley. In doing so the Reds set a new club record for consecutive league wins, now standing at 13. Join Connor Dunn, the Echo’s chief LFC writer Ian Doyle and Caoimhe O’Neill as they dissect the win at Turf Moor, plus much more sides. There’s appreciation for Adrian, van Dijk and Firmino, before getting onto the ‘spat’ between Mane and Salah. With the European transfer window coming to a close there’s chat about those departing Liverpool as both Ryan Kent and Bobby Duncan look set to move onto pastures new. Enjoy! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Liverpool head into the international break having continued their winning start to the new Premier League season with a 3-0 win against Burnley. In doing so the Reds set a new club record for consecutive league wins, now standing at 13. Join Connor Dunn, the Echo’s chief LFC writer Ian Doyle and Caoimhe O’Neill as they dissect the win at Turf Moor, plus much more sides. There’s appreciation for Adrian, van Dijk and Firmino, before getting onto the ‘spat’ between Mane and Salah. With the European transfer window coming to a close there’s chat about those departing Liverpool as both Ryan Kent and Bobby Duncan look set to move onto pastures new. Enjoy! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Liverpool remain top of the Premier League following their 3-0 away win at Turf Moor to see off Burnley. Amongst the scorers for the Reds was Roberto Firmino, who in doing so notched his 50th Premier League strike. In this offering of the Agenda, Joe Rimmer sits down with the Echo's LFC correspondent Paul Gorst to discuss whether or not Firmino is the best Brazilian to ply his trade in the Premier League before getting onto the importance fellow Brazilian Fabinho could have for the Reds this season. You can also watch this video on our Blood Red YouTube channel here. Enjoy! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Liverpool remain top of the Premier League following their 3-0 away win at Turf Moor to see off Burnley. Amongst the scorers for the Reds was Roberto Firmino, who in doing so notched his 50th Premier League strike. In this offering of the Agenda, Joe Rimmer sits down with the Echo's LFC correspondent Paul Gorst to discuss whether or not Firmino is the best Brazilian to ply his trade in the Premier League before getting onto the importance fellow Brazilian Fabinho could have for the Reds this season. You can also watch this video on our Blood Red YouTube channel here. Enjoy! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy