Blood Red: The Liverpool FC Podcast

The result may the be all and end all but the match is only one part of the experience of following Liverpool across Europe. That much is underlined in Peter Hooton's latest Allez Les Rouges podcast, which is recorded in Munich before and after the Reds booked their place in the Champions League quarter-finals with a superb 3-1 win over Bayern at the Allianz Arena. Peter and Allez Les Rouges regulars Ste Monaghan and Kieth Culvin stayed with a Munich-based Liverpool fan and spent time drinking and singing in the world-famous Hofbräuhaus before seeing their side cruise into the last eight. It's a shorter podcast that usual from Peter and Co, but it's a nice snapshot of the fun that was had in Bavaria. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Liverpool are into the quarter-finals of the Champions League and we're so excited that we've recorded an impromptu Blood Red podcast. Joe Rimmer is joined by Connor Dunn and Caoimhe O'Neill at ECHO HQ and fresh from having less than two hours sleep, James Pearce dials into the pod from home to give us a real insight into what the atmosphere at the Allianz Arena was really like. The panel discuss the impact of Virgil van Dijk, why Sadio Mane is underrated and how Joel Matip has emerged as an unsung hero for Jurgen Klopp. Andy Robertson is also discussed before James compares the victory over Bayern to some of the other big European away days. Connor and Caoimhe think it could be the very best of all time.. but Joe and James both believe one win ranks just ahead of it. Then the panel discuss tomorrow's Champions League draw, who they want and who they are going to get. Enjoy! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Liverpool are into the quarter-finals of the Champions League and we're so excited that we've recorded an impromptu Blood Red podcast. Joe Rimmer is joined by Connor Dunn and Caoimhe O'Neill at ECHO HQ and fresh from having less than two hours sleep, James Pearce dials into the pod from home to give us a real insight into what the atmosphere at the Allianz Arena was really like. The panel discuss the impact of Virgil van Dijk, why Sadio Mane is underrated and how Joel Matip has emerged as an unsung hero for Jurgen Klopp. Andy Robertson is also discussed before James compares the victory over Bayern to some of the other big European away days. Connor and Caoimhe think it could be the very best of all time.. but Joe and James both believe one win ranks just ahead of it. Then the panel discuss tomorrow's Champions League draw, who they want and who they are going to get. Enjoy! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

What a win. Liverpool marched into the Champions League quarter-finals with a superb 3-1 victory in Bayern Munich’s backyard. And to reflect on what will go down as one of the Reds’ best away results in Europe, we have the definitive verdict on a memorable night from our Liverpool FC correspondent James Pearce, the highlights from a very entertaining Jurgen Klopp press conference, and the thoughts of six very happy Koppites who phoned into the show, Ross Strachan, Matt Addison, Owen Thomas, Sam Planche, Alex Watt and Matt Whitty. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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What a win. Liverpool marched into the Champions League quarter-finals with a superb 3-1 victory in Bayern Munich’s backyard. And to reflect on what will go down as one of the Reds’ best away results in Europe, we have the definitive verdict on a memorable night from our Liverpool FC correspondent James Pearce, the highlights from a very entertaining Jurgen Klopp press conference, and the thoughts of six very happy Koppites who phoned into the show, Ross Strachan, Matt Addison, Owen Thomas, Sam Planche, Alex Watt and Matt Whitty. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

You can’t say we aren’t making James Pearce and Ian Doyle work for their money. Our Liverpool FC writers are over in Munich for tonight’s Champions League last-16 second-leg showdown with Bayern. But before returning to the Allianz Arena for the match, they got the band back together with ECHO old boy Neil Jones, now the Liverpool FC correspondent for Goal, to record a special edition of the brilliant Blood Red podcast, along with Reds fan Andy Roach, who will be in the away end this evening. They talk Klopp’s press conference, which took place at the ground the night before, why the pundits have got it wrong over prioritising the Premier League, where the ‘shootout’ could be won and lost and why it will hold no fear for this Liverpool squad, and exactly how the midfield should line-up. They also say something that could lead Robert Lewandowski to putting this podcast on in the Bayern dressing room before kick-off. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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You can’t say we aren’t making James Pearce and Ian Doyle work for their money. Our Liverpool FC writers are over in Munich for tonight’s Champions League last-16 second-leg showdown with Bayern. But before returning to the Allianz Arena for the match, they got the band back together with ECHO old boy Neil Jones, now the Liverpool FC correspondent for Goal, to record a special edition of the brilliant Blood Red podcast, along with Reds fan Andy Roach, who will be in the away end this evening. They talk Klopp’s press conference, which took place at the ground the night before, why the pundits have got it wrong over prioritising the Premier League, where the ‘shootout’ could be won and lost and why it will hold no fear for this Liverpool squad, and exactly how the midfield should line-up. They also say something that could lead Robert Lewandowski to putting this podcast on in the Bayern dressing room before kick-off. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

We caught up with German football expert Mark Lovell to get the lowdown on Bayern Munich for a podcast preview of tonight’s massive Champions League last-16 second-leg tie at the Allianz Arena. Mark is based in Bavaria, and is the Bayern correspondent for ESPN, so he is perfectly placed to tell us how Niko Kovac’s side are shaping up for the visit of Liverpool. He also explains the big problem caused by Joshua Kimmich’s suspension and why the pressure is on Robert Lewandowsi to deliver. Mark covered Jurgen Klopp’s move from Borussia Dortmund to Liverpool extensively and he explains how he feels the Reds manager has developed at Anfield and why he would – Kevin Keegan style – just love it to beat Bayern in their own background. And there’s also a very interesting take on which current Bundesliga star will one day play for Klopp (again). For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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We caught up with German football expert Mark Lovell to get the lowdown on Bayern Munich for a podcast preview of tonight’s massive Champions League last-16 second-leg tie at the Allianz Arena. Mark is based in Bavaria, and is the Bayern correspondent for ESPN, so he is perfectly placed to tell us how Niko Kovac’s side are shaping up for the visit of Liverpool. He also explains the big problem caused by Joshua Kimmich’s suspension and why the pressure is on Robert Lewandowsi to deliver. Mark covered Jurgen Klopp’s move from Borussia Dortmund to Liverpool extensively and he explains how he feels the Reds manager has developed at Anfield and why he would – Kevin Keegan style – just love it to beat Bayern in their own background. And there’s also a very interesting take on which current Bundesliga star will one day play for Klopp (again). For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The real action comes on Wednesday, but Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp and goalkeeper Alisson Becker were at the Allianz Arena tonight to preview the huge Champions League last-16 second-leg showdown with Bayern Munich - and respond to pundits who feel the Reds would be better off going out of the competition in order to concentrate on winning the Premier League. In his exchanges with the English media, you will also hear Klopp talk about the balance his side must strike, their lack of goals from outside of the box, and what the travelling Kop can expect when they arrive in the ground. Alisson was asked about VAR, after Burnley's controversial opener at the weekend, his admiration for opposite number Manuel Neuer, what it's like to play for Klopp and behind the returning Virgil van Dijk, and his thoughts on facing the Champions League's leading goalscorer, Robert Lewandowski. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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