Sharpy, Aldo and Dave Thompson join host Steve Hothersall for the last show of the 2018/19 season. The Legends discuss Liverpool's title race defeat, as Man City stole their hopes of a Premier League Cup yesterday with a 4-1 win at Brighton, beating Liverpool overall by 1 point. Callers ring in to discuss their optimism however, looking towards the upcoming Champions League final as a consolation prize. 

Everton finish 8th in the league, with high hopes for the upcoming year. Keeping hold of key players such as Gomez and Zouma is an issue fans raise on the calls, as well as having more faith in the heavily critisized manager Marco Silva, whom Sharpy says has proved himself and his tactics like zonal marking by the end.

The Legends return for Champions League special's TBD.

Steve Hothersall was joined by Sharpy, Aldo and former Liverpool goalkeeper Tony Warner to reflect on a memorable European night at Anfield. The Reds overturned a 3-0 deficit to book their place in the Champions League Final.  The Legends also spoke about the final against Tottenham, ticket prices and looked ahead to the final weekend of the Premier League season.

Steve Hothersall was joined by Aldo and Sharpy who reflected on Liverpool's 3-0 defeat to Barcelona last night.  Aldo had some harsh words for Luis Suarez. The Legends also looked ahead to Everton's final home game against Burnley and Liverpool's next Premier League fixture against Newcastle.

Aldo and Sharpy join Steve Hothersall for another episode of #TheLegends.  Following City's win at Burnley, have Liverpool's hopes of winning the title faded?  And after a goalless draw at Crystal Palace, can Everton still secure a place in the Europa League next season?

Alan Irwin fills in for Steve Hothersall as host of The Legends, and is joined by regular guest Greame Sharp & former LFC defender Dominic Matteo. 

Questions are raised about the PFA results that were released today, with both the callers and The Legends having doubts about Pogba's right to be in the squad, especially being chosen over some important reds and blues like Lucas Digne and Georginio Wijnaldum. 

Everton's triumphant win over Man Utd is discussed, as well as Liverpool's ongoing struggle to the top. With only a handful of games left to play this season, The Legends give their predictions for 1st, 2nd and 7th place.

Sharpy and Dominic Matteo joined Mick Coyle to talk about Liverpool's win over Porto in the Champion's League which sees them face Barcelona in the semi-final. They also looked ahead to Everton's game against Man Utd and the news that Andre Gomes will be suspended for three games.

Steve Hothersall was joined by Aldo and Sharpy to talk about Liverpool's first win over Chelsea at Anfield since 2012 and Everton's defeat to already relegated Fulham. The Legends also reflected on the 30th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster and the passing of Liverpool legend Tommy Smith.

Steve Hothersall was joined by Aldo and Sharpy to reflect on Liverpool's 2-0 win in the first leg of the Champion's League quarter finals.

They also looked ahead to Everton's game against Fulham at Craven Cottage and Liverpool's game against Chelsea.

Greame Sharp and John Aldridge join host Steve Hothersall to look back on a winning weekend for Merseyside. Aldo describes Liverpool's 3-1 victory over Southampton as 'scrappy' when The Legends answer calls about the game which ended in a vital win to get LFC back on top. Everton shocked and impressed with a 1-0 victory over Arsenal on Sunday, with fans ringing in to commend the once heavily critiqued manager, Marco Silva, and some key members of the team including Zouma and Gomes, players which Blues hope will stay for next season. 

Steve Hothersall is joined by former Liverpool defender Steven Warnock and EFC legend Greame Sharp to discuss upcoming fixtures, including an important match for LFC vs. wavering side Southampton tomorrow night. Callers are keen to find out if the reds can keep a cool head on Friday, as they fear Southampton will play a tough match to avoid relegation. Salah's dip in confidence also sparked some controversy, with fans eager to defend his incredible performance last season and how he should not be written off just yet. Evertonians ring in to quiz Sharpy about loan players and the importance of keeping a manager in order to improve stability, comparing this tactic to the current top 3 clubs.