Blood Red: The Liverpool FC Podcast

Ahead of the new EFL season getting underway, we catch up with former Liverpool midfielder Danny Guthrie. Now with Walsall, the 32-year-old tells us all about growing up at Melwood, training alongside the likes of Steven Gerrard, Dietmar Hamann and Xabi Alonso to making his full debut away in Istanbul against Galatasaray. As well as reflecting on his time at Anfield, he tells Guy Clarke about the decision to leave and sign for Kevin Keegan’s Newcastle having previously worked under another Reds hero of yesteryear in Sammy Lee at Bolton. Bringing it round to the present day, Guthrie explains his hopes for Walsall heading into the new season, after explaining about his adventures in Indonesia! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Ahead of the new EFL season getting underway, we catch up with former Liverpool midfielder Danny Guthrie. Now with Walsall, the 32-year-old tells us all about growing up at Melwood, training alongside the likes of Steven Gerrard, Dietmar Hamann and Xabi Alonso to making his full debut away in Istanbul against Galatasaray. As well as reflecting on his time at Anfield, he tells Guy Clarke about the decision to leave and sign for Kevin Keegan’s Newcastle having previously worked under another Reds hero of yesteryear in Sammy Lee at Bolton. Bringing it round to the present day, Guthrie explains his hopes for Walsall heading into the new season, after explaining about his adventures in Indonesia! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Welcome to your latest podcast on the Blood Red channel with a man who is not only a big Liverpool fan, but also one of the best young managers in the Football League, Ryan Lowe. Now you may remember the podcast we did with Ryan last summer before his Bury side took on his beloved Reds in a pre-season friendly at Gigg Lane. Well it turned out the words Jurgen Klopp said to the 40-year-old after the match helped inspire what was an incredible season for the Shakers. Bury won promotion to League One after scoring an impressive 82 goals in 46 games. But what made that achievement all the more remarkable was the off-the-field problems that Ryan, his coaching team and his players had to deal with. And sadly for Bury, it’s got much, much worse since then. They’ve been deducted 12 points, their opening game of the new League One season has been suspended, and there is a real threat they could be expelled from the Football League. Ryan took the reluctant but understandable decision to leave for Plymouth Argyle, who will be looking to win immediate promotion back to League One this season. So, in a catch-up with Paul Wheelock, Ryan not only talks about his new job and his time at Bury, but also the support Jurgen Klopp has shown him since their first meeting 12 months ago, a shock visit from Kenny Dalglish, and what it was like watching Liverpool be crowned champions of Europe for the sixth time as a fan in Madrid. Enjoy! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Welcome to your latest podcast on the Blood Red channel with a man who is not only a big Liverpool fan, but also one of the best young managers in the Football League, Ryan Lowe. Now you may remember the podcast we did with Ryan last summer before his Bury side took on his beloved Reds in a pre-season friendly at Gigg Lane. Well it turned out the words Jurgen Klopp said to the 40-year-old after the match helped inspire what was an incredible season for the Shakers. Bury won promotion to League One after scoring an impressive 82 goals in 46 games. But what made that achievement all the more remarkable was the off-the-field problems that Ryan, his coaching team and his players had to deal with. And sadly for Bury, it’s got much, much worse since then. They’ve been deducted 12 points, their opening game of the new League One season has been suspended, and there is a real threat they could be expelled from the Football League. Ryan took the reluctant but understandable decision to leave for Plymouth Argyle, who will be looking to win immediate promotion back to League One this season. So, in a catch-up with Paul Wheelock, Ryan not only talks about his new job and his time at Bury, but also the support Jurgen Klopp has shown him since their first meeting 12 months ago, a shock visit from Kenny Dalglish, and what it was like watching Liverpool be crowned champions of Europe for the sixth time as a fan in Madrid. Enjoy! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Following Liverpool’s 3-1 win over Lyon, focus turns to winger Harry Wilson and his future at Anfield. Join Dan Austin and Dan Morgan as they talk about the options the 22-year-old has after his spectacular individual strike against the French outfit. Through the course of the chat the team discuss what Wilson’s options are; whether he can break into the first team and whether he’s following in the footsteps of one of the heros in Madrid? If you want, you can also check the pod out on our Blood Red YouTube channel. Watch, like and subscribe HERE. Enjoy! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Following Liverpool’s 3-1 win over Lyon, focus turns to winger Harry Wilson and his future at Anfield. Join Dan Austin and Dan Morgan as they talk about the options the 22-year-old has after his spectacular individual strike against the French outfit. Through the course of the chat the team discuss what Wilson’s options are; whether he can break into the first team and whether he’s following in the footsteps of one of the heros in Madrid? If you want, you can also check the pod out on our Blood Red YouTube channel. Watch, like and subscribe HERE. Enjoy! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Isn't it amazing what the return of world-class players can do for a team? With Alisson Becker, Naby Keita, Xherdan Shaqiri, Roberto Firmino and Mohamed Salah thrown straight back into the starting line-up after returning to training, Liverpool rounded off their pre-season preparations with a 3-1 win over Lyon. The win went some way to erasing the memory of what was a pretty poor performance against Napoli at Murrayfield - and it does leave the defending champions of Europe looking in much better shape for Sunday’s Community Shield against Manchester City. We'll have much more on that on the Blood Red channel in the coming days, but this podcast concentrates on what went down in Geneva, starting with the verdict of our Reds reporter Ian Doyle, which is followed by Jurgen Klopp's press conference in full, in which the Liverpool manager discusses the the future of Harry Wilson, whose brilliant goal sealed the victory.


*We now have a Blood Red YouTube channel. Watch, like and subscribe HERE. Thanks! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Isn't it amazing what the return of world-class players can do for a team? With Alisson Becker, Naby Keita, Xherdan Shaqiri, Roberto Firmino and Mohamed Salah thrown straight back into the starting line-up after returning to training, Liverpool rounded off their pre-season preparations with a 3-1 win over Lyon. The win went some way to erasing the memory of what was a pretty poor performance against Napoli at Murrayfield - and it does leave the defending champions of Europe looking in much better shape for Sunday’s Community Shield against Manchester City. We'll have much more on that on the Blood Red channel in the coming days, but this podcast concentrates on what went down in Geneva, starting with the verdict of our Reds reporter Ian Doyle, which is followed by Jurgen Klopp's press conference in full, in which the Liverpool manager discusses the the future of Harry Wilson, whose brilliant goal sealed the victory.


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Analysing Anfield is back! After a near six-week hiatus (due to Josh being on holiday, and then Kristian being on the US tour), the team are back to bring all the latest analytical and statistical discussion around Liverpool. In the second part of a two-part series (the first part was released on June 18, if you want to refresh your memories...), Kristian Walsh and Josh Williams briefly discuss the signings of Rodri and Tanguy Ndombele for Manchester City and Tottenham respectively, before deep-diving into the summer business of Arsenal and Manchester United. With the top six assessed, focus then falls back on to Liverpool and their lack of transfer activity, as well as a look at what has gone wrong during pre-season, and if there is cause for concern long-term. And don't worry, Analysing Anfield is now back for good... until Josh's next holiday, at least! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Analysing Anfield is back! After a near six-week hiatus (due to Josh being on holiday, and then Kristian being on the US tour), the team are back to bring all the latest analytical and statistical discussion around Liverpool. In the second part of a two-part series (the first part was released on June 18, if you want to refresh your memories...), Kristian Walsh and Josh Williams briefly discuss the signings of Rodri and Tanguy Ndombele for Manchester City and Tottenham respectively, before deep-diving into the summer business of Arsenal and Manchester United. With the top six assessed, focus then falls back on to Liverpool and their lack of transfer activity, as well as a look at what has gone wrong during pre-season, and if there is cause for concern long-term. And don't worry, Analysing Anfield is now back for good... until Josh's next holiday, at least! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy