Liverpool have yet again thrown points away from a winning position. What should Jurgen Klopp be doing about this? What could the consequences be?

It was a frustrating game but one where Liverpool also played very well.

The club though has some hard choices to face. And a game in two days. Swansea City are on the horizon for The Reds. Who should start in goal?

Guto Llewelyn joins us on the phone; Steve Graves, Stu Wright and John Gibbons are all in the studio. It's The Anfield Wrap. Have a listen while doing the dinner....

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It's the Christmas edition of The Rider and as such there is lots of talk of little drinks, nights out and decorations. There are festive tunes. There is John's Spotify hacker. And there are songs of the year of sorts.

Neil Atkinson hosts somewhat chaotically with John Gibbons, Stephanie Heneghan and Adam Melia all cutting loose and feeling frisky. It's the perfect tonic to Christmas shopping and the stresses of the season. And the songs are good.

Thanks for listening.

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The Anfield Wrap this week takes a long look at Liverpool's fantastic 0-4 win at Bournemouth and dwell on the sheer quality of that front three.

The intensity was there throughout from The Reds and their quality shone through.

It's a chance to take a breath and assess the season as well and we have a little bit of Mancunian influence as Steve Armstrong joins to chat through the situation in the wider league picture.

Mike Nevin is in too and he and Steve chat about their new project, working for a company called Fansbet.

Neil Atkinson hosts, Gareth Roberts and John Gibbons are also in. What a win, what a gang of lads.

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Gareth Roberts and John Gibbons speak to Rob Sutherland, online editor of the "Five Year Plan" fanzine, about claims by Sussex Police that Crystal Palace fans were carrying knives and knuckle dusters at their game versus Brighton.

Rob and the fanzine challenged the claims prompting a police u-turn and public statement.

Gareth and John also speak to Amanda Jacks from the Football Supporters' Federation about the incident and how the media covered it.

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Post derby despair for the Reds off the back of a 1-1 defeat against an Everton side so negative it would make Moyes blush.

Joining Neil Atkinson for this week’s big show to trawl through a frustrating evening under a snow lit Anfield are Andy Heaton, Gareth Roberts, Paul Senior and Rob Gutmann.

Has the sucker punch penalty decision coloured a display that was broadly fine, or where Liverpool to blame for allowing the Blues to claim the most undeserved point.

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Seven against Spartak.

What about Everton?

One of the things about a big win is that it concentrates the mind on the next game. You just want to see Liverpool play and win again.

That goes double when the next game is the Derby.

Talking about Everton we have Dave Downie from the Blue Room. Looking at the Liverpool week and the squad we have John Gibbons and Adam Smith.

Holding it together in the middle is Neil Atkinson.

It's The Anfield Wrap on Citytalk at its best.

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A cast of thousands as Stephanie Heneghan has been inviting whoever she likes to this week's Rider. Therefore the usual suspects are joined by Joe Connolly and Rob Gutmann.

She's also playing newcomers Frankie Goes To Hollywood.

This is very much The Rider with its hair down but reapplying its make up before the big Christmas push.

Neil Atkinson hosts, John Gibbons and Adam Melia are also in attendance and it is a barrel of laughs.

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While we completely understandably obsess over the top of the Premier League up and down the country football clubs are going through their own trials and tribulations.

One was brought to The Anfield Wrap's attention on Monday night when the excellent Amber Nectar podcast beat TAW to the honour of winning the best club podcast award. In their acceptance speech they mentioned the ongoing issues with the Allam ownership.

We wanted to discuss that and so on this Midnight Caller Neil Atkinson and John Gibbons spoke to Les Motherby about the podcast, winning the award but most importantly the way the football club is run mostly out of spite and not in what appears to be its own best interest.

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