Blood Red: The Liverpool FC Podcast

Finally we make it down to the end of the yellow brick road for the final game of Liverpool's Premier League season.
And it's not quite done yet for Jurgen Klopp and his players.
At least Chelsea's surprise midweek draw at home to Huddersfield Town has left the Reds needing only a point against Brighton and Hove Albion to secure Champions League football next season.
It means there should be a party atmosphere at Anfield to wave the team off to Kiev.
In the latest Blood Red podcast, regular host and Liverpool reporter Ian Doyle is joined by ECHO triumvirate Kristian Walsh, Paul Gorst and Dan Kay to assess the last few days.
First up is a brief discussion on the top-four race, and why the Reds are better off having something to play for on the final day.
The virtues of the returning Adam Lallana are discussed, while Mohamed Salah again gets a mention or three.
All are impressed with Sadio Mane considering he's meant to be having an indifferent season.
And Dan raises concerns over supporters heading out to Kiev and how once again they are being hit in the pocket for a big European final.
It's informative. It's lively.
And once again it's essential.
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Finally we make it down to the end of the yellow brick road for the final game of Liverpool's Premier League season.
And it's not quite done yet for Jurgen Klopp and his players.
At least Chelsea's surprise midweek draw at home to Huddersfield Town has left the Reds needing only a point against Brighton and Hove Albion to secure Champions League football next season.
It means there should be a party atmosphere at Anfield to wave the team off to Kiev.
In the latest Blood Red podcast, regular host and Liverpool reporter Ian Doyle is joined by ECHO triumvirate Kristian Walsh, Paul Gorst and Dan Kay to assess the last few days.
First up is a brief discussion on the top-four race, and why the Reds are better off having something to play for on the final day.
The virtues of the returning Adam Lallana are discussed, while Mohamed Salah again gets a mention or three.
All are impressed with Sadio Mane considering he's meant to be having an indifferent season.
And Dan raises concerns over supporters heading out to Kiev and how once again they are being hit in the pocket for a big European final.
It's informative. It's lively.
And once again it's essential.
Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

In the latest Allez Les Rouges podcast, our host Peter Hooton is joined by regulars Kieth Culvin and John Nicolson, as well as fellow season ticket holder, Joe Blott.
The lads reflect on the trip to Rome – both the bad and the very, very good – and how Chelsea’s Stoke-style performance paid the tired and injury-hit Reds the ultimate compliment.
They also preview Sunday’s final game of the league season at home to Brighton and question whether Mo Salah’s minor dip in form is anything to do with a hidden injury or the Ian Rush record he continues to chase.
Also up for discussion is the improved atmosphere at Anfield, the ‘Moan Stand’, and how Jurgen Klopp reads the crowd so well – as are John Henry’s rare public comments and the old net spend debate.
And another brilliant podcast rounds off with how Reds fans are getting ripped off even before they've landed in Kiev for the Champions League final.
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In the latest Allez Les Rouges podcast, our host Peter Hooton is joined by regulars Kieth Culvin and John Nicolson, as well as fellow season ticket holder, Joe Blott.
The lads reflect on the trip to Rome – both the bad and the very, very good – and how Chelsea’s Stoke-style performance paid the tired and injury-hit Reds the ultimate compliment.
They also preview Sunday’s final game of the league season at home to Brighton and question whether Mo Salah’s minor dip in form is anything to do with a hidden injury or the Ian Rush record he continues to chase.
Also up for discussion is the improved atmosphere at Anfield, the ‘Moan Stand’, and how Jurgen Klopp reads the crowd so well – as are John Henry’s rare public comments and the old net spend debate.
And another brilliant podcast rounds off with how Reds fans are getting ripped off even before they've landed in Kiev for the Champions League final.
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It has been a miserable Bank Holiday Monday for many Liverpool fans.


Beaten at Chelsea by Olivier Giroud's first-half goal, the Reds now face a nervy last day showdown with Brighton at Anfield for a place in next season's Champions League.


But are fans overreacting to Liverpool's defeat at Stamford Bridge? Especially as Jurgen Klopp's side have a Champions League final to look forward to.


With regular host Ian Doyle sunning himself in St Helens, Kristian Walsh steps in and is joined by full-time Liverpool reporter (both home and away) James Pearce, 'Tall' Paul Gorst and Joe Rimmer to analyse the defeat to Chelsea and work out how the Reds can avoid a similar scenario next season.


There's plenty of talk about why Liverpool have stumbled in the Premier League in recent weeks, what that means for Klopp's squad ahead of Brighton and that trip to Kiev, as well as what the Reds boss can do in the transfer market this summer. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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It has been a miserable Bank Holiday Monday for many Liverpool fans.


Beaten at Chelsea by Olivier Giroud's first-half goal, the Reds now face a nervy last day showdown with Brighton at Anfield for a place in next season's Champions League.


But are fans overreacting to Liverpool's defeat at Stamford Bridge? Especially as Jurgen Klopp's side have a Champions League final to look forward to.


With regular host Ian Doyle sunning himself in St Helens, Kristian Walsh steps in and is joined by full-time Liverpool reporter (both home and away) James Pearce, 'Tall' Paul Gorst and Joe Rimmer to analyse the defeat to Chelsea and work out how the Reds can avoid a similar scenario next season.


There's plenty of talk about why Liverpool have stumbled in the Premier League in recent weeks, what that means for Klopp's squad ahead of Brighton and that trip to Kiev, as well as what the Reds boss can do in the transfer market this summer. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

In the latest episode of Poetry in Motion, host Neil Fitzmaurice is joined by first-team regular Joe Rimmer and debutant Paul Wheelock.


The lads talk the dramatic night in Rome that saw Liverpool qualify for the Champions League final with particular focus on the man who has made it all possible – Jurgen Klopp.


Reds fans worship the ground the charismatic Klopp walks on but, tactically, is he underrated outside of Anfield?


The lads also argue why supporters are writing new LFC history every bit as much as the players, Steven Gerrard’s Rangers gamble, why Real Madrid won’t know what’s hit them come May 26, and the spectre of a certain Cristiano Ronaldo.


Fitzy’s description of the self-styled CR7 is worth your time alone... but the rest of it is not bad either.


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In the latest episode of Poetry in Motion, host Neil Fitzmaurice is joined by first-team regular Joe Rimmer and debutant Paul Wheelock.


The lads talk the dramatic night in Rome that saw Liverpool qualify for the Champions League final with particular focus on the man who has made it all possible – Jurgen Klopp.


Reds fans worship the ground the charismatic Klopp walks on but, tactically, is he underrated outside of Anfield?


The lads also argue why supporters are writing new LFC history every bit as much as the players, Steven Gerrard’s Rangers gamble, why Real Madrid won’t know what’s hit them come May 26, and the spectre of a certain Cristiano Ronaldo.


Fitzy’s description of the self-styled CR7 is worth your time alone... but the rest of it is not bad either.


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In a special Blood Red podcast, recorded at 5am GMT at Rome Airport, our regular host and Liverpool reporter Ian Doyle is joined by our Liverpool correspondent – both home and away – James Pearce and ECHO old boy Neil Jones to reflect on an unforgettable night in the Eternal City. On next to no sleep, the lads keep their eyes open long enough to discuss the dramatic second leg, the Reds’ remarkable run to the final, new record sets, magic Sadio Mane, and why ‘aristocrats’ Real Madrid will hold no fear for Jurgen Klopp’s resurgent side.  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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In a special Blood Red podcast, recorded at 5am GMT at Rome Airport, our regular host and Liverpool reporter Ian Doyle is joined by our Liverpool correspondent – both home and away – James Pearce and ECHO old boy Neil Jones to reflect on an unforgettable night in the Eternal City. On next to no sleep, the lads keep their eyes open long enough to discuss the dramatic second leg, the Reds’ remarkable run to the final, new record sets, magic Sadio Mane, and why ‘aristocrats’ Real Madrid will hold no fear for Jurgen Klopp’s resurgent side.  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy