Blood Red: The Liverpool FC Podcast

Before jetting out to Belgrade in the morning, our Liverpool FC correspondent James Pearce speaks to Paul Wheelock for our latest Academy Show podcast.
Most of the show focuses on the Reds' on-fire Under-18s side, who made it eight straight wins in Premier League competitions last Thursday with a thrilling, last-gasp mini, mini derby victory over Everton.
So who are the players standing out for Barry Lewtas' side? And just how promising is the partnership between Paul Glatzel and Bobby Duncan (pictured)?
James also pays tribute to the man tasked with filling Steven Gerrard's sizeable boots as well as looking ahead to the highly rated side's UEFA Youth League encounter with Red Star on Tuesday afternoon.
While the first team were drawing 1-1 at Arsenal on Saturday to move - albeit temporarily - back to the top of the Premier League, Dominic Solanke was playing and scoring as the Under-23s returned to winning ways.
So what next for Solanke? And why could his immediate future be dependent on Divock Origi?
James answers those questions and also talks the new manager in charge of Liverpool FC Women.
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Before jetting out to Belgrade in the morning, our Liverpool FC correspondent James Pearce speaks to Paul Wheelock for our latest Academy Show podcast.
Most of the show focuses on the Reds' on-fire Under-18s side, who made it eight straight wins in Premier League competitions last Thursday with a thrilling, last-gasp mini, mini derby victory over Everton.
So who are the players standing out for Barry Lewtas' side? And just how promising is the partnership between Paul Glatzel and Bobby Duncan (pictured)?
James also pays tribute to the man tasked with filling Steven Gerrard's sizeable boots as well as looking ahead to the highly rated side's UEFA Youth League encounter with Red Star on Tuesday afternoon.
While the first team were drawing 1-1 at Arsenal on Saturday to move - albeit temporarily - back to the top of the Premier League, Dominic Solanke was playing and scoring as the Under-23s returned to winning ways.
So what next for Solanke? And why could his immediate future be dependent on Divock Origi?
James answers those questions and also talks the new manager in charge of Liverpool FC Women.
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What a game that was.
Yes, there was disappointment and frustration that Liverpool could not hold on for what would have been another statement victory.
But the Reds more than played their part in an enthralling contest and, more importantly, the 1-1 draw with a revitalised Arsenal side means they moved back to the top of the Premier League and extended their unbeaten start to 11 matches.
So, to look back on tonight's encounter, this podcast kicks off with the expert opinion of our Liverpool FC correspondent James Pearce.
You will then hear from five Reds fans, Simon Donnelly, Matt Whitty, Nathan Davidson, Peter Lally and Mark Baker, who is a coach at a Championship club and who takes a tactical look at what happened at the Emirates
And the podcast rounds off with audio from Jurgen Klopp’s press conference. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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What a game that was.
Yes, there was disappointment and frustration that Liverpool could not hold on for what would have been another statement victory.
But the Reds more than played their part in an enthralling contest and, more importantly, the 1-1 draw with a revitalised Arsenal side means they moved back to the top of the Premier League and extended their unbeaten start to 11 matches.
So, to look back on tonight's encounter, this podcast kicks off with the expert opinion of our Liverpool FC correspondent James Pearce.
You will then hear from five Reds fans, Simon Donnelly, Matt Whitty, Nathan Davidson, Peter Lally and Mark Baker, who is a coach at a Championship club and who takes a tactical look at what happened at the Emirates
And the podcast rounds off with audio from Jurgen Klopp’s press conference. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Looking forward to tonight's match at the Emirtates? I know we are!
So to whet the appetite further for a game that always seem to guarantee goals and drama, we have produced a little pre-match podcast for you.
It kicks off with host Paul Wheelock talking to the ECHO's sports audience editor Kristian Walsh.
With Manchester City setting the bar so high, the Reds have to keep the pace with Pep Guardiola's relentless side, which they have certainly done so far this season.
But how big a test will Arsenal provide? And how much of a surprise is it that the Gunners also find themselves in the title shake-up under new manager Unai Emery?
Kristian answers those questions and also mulls over the selection posers Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp faces for tonight's game, which if his side win or draw, will see them go back to the top of the Premier League.
You will then hear audio from Klopp's press conference, in which he talks the season so far, the threat posed by Arsenal, the latest injury news, and the different systems he is using.
And the podcast ends with audio from Gunners boss Emery's presser.
Enjoy, we'll be back after the match with our Post-Game show, and just to let you know, we've created a Facebook group for all the podcasts we produce under the Blood Red banner if you'd like to get involved. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Looking forward to tonight's match at the Emirtates? I know we are!
So to whet the appetite further for a game that always seem to guarantee goals and drama, we have produced a little pre-match podcast for you.
It kicks off with host Paul Wheelock talking to the ECHO's sports audience editor Kristian Walsh.
With Manchester City setting the bar so high, the Reds have to keep the pace with Pep Guardiola's relentless side, which they have certainly done so far this season.
But how big a test will Arsenal provide? And how much of a surprise is it that the Gunners also find themselves in the title shake-up under new manager Unai Emery?
Kristian answers those questions and also mulls over the selection posers Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp faces for tonight's game, which if his side win or draw, will see them go back to the top of the Premier League.
You will then hear audio from Klopp's press conference, in which he talks the season so far, the threat posed by Arsenal, the latest injury news, and the different systems he is using.
And the podcast ends with audio from Gunners boss Emery's presser.
Enjoy, we'll be back after the match with our Post-Game show, and just to let you know, we've created a Facebook group for all the podcasts we produce under the Blood Red banner if you'd like to get involved. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

In the latest Blood Red podcast, Liverpool reporter and regular host Ian Doyle is joined by full-time Liverpool correspondent - both home and away - James Pearce and ECHO duo Kristian Walsh and Connor Dunn to look ahead to the trip to Arsenal, consider Jurgen Klopp's midfield options, ponder what might be done in defence, assess Fabinho's progress, remember Unai Emery and Sevilla, and revel in a derby victory.


Also includes a shock revelation from Kristian. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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In the latest Blood Red podcast, Liverpool reporter and regular host Ian Doyle is joined by full-time Liverpool correspondent - both home and away - James Pearce and ECHO duo Kristian Walsh and Connor Dunn to look ahead to the trip to Arsenal, consider Jurgen Klopp's midfield options, ponder what might be done in defence, assess Fabinho's progress, remember Unai Emery and Sevilla, and revel in a derby victory.


Also includes a shock revelation from Kristian. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

We know Liverpool are the real deal.
One look at the current Premier League table and the progress they have made under Jurgen Klopp, particularly in the calendar year, is testament to that.
But what about Arsenal?
They go into Saturday's tea-time showdown at the Emirates on the back of 12 wins from their last 13 unbeaten matches in all competitions.
In what is Unai Emery's first season in charge, can they be considered genuine title challengers, too?
So to get the inside track on Liverpool's next opponents we spoke to Football.London's Charles Watts, who covers Arsenal home and away.
Charles gives a fascinating insight into the start of the post-Arsene Wenger era and explains why the prolific Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is giving Emery a problem despite scoring 17 goals in 23 league games for the Gunners - and why one position in particular could decide the clash with the Reds.
And of course we also got Charles' take on those reports linking Aaron Ramsey with a free transfer move to Anfield.
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We know Liverpool are the real deal.
One look at the current Premier League table and the progress they have made under Jurgen Klopp, particularly in the calendar year, is testament to that.
But what about Arsenal?
They go into Saturday's tea-time showdown at the Emirates on the back of 12 wins from their last 13 unbeaten matches in all competitions.
In what is Unai Emery's first season in charge, can they be considered genuine title challengers, too?
So to get the inside track on Liverpool's next opponents we spoke to Football.London's Charles Watts, who covers Arsenal home and away.
Charles gives a fascinating insight into the start of the post-Arsene Wenger era and explains why the prolific Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang is giving Emery a problem despite scoring 17 goals in 23 league games for the Gunners - and why one position in particular could decide the clash with the Reds.
And of course we also got Charles' take on those reports linking Aaron Ramsey with a free transfer move to Anfield.
Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy