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  • Always hope
    For our guest, Scouse republic designer Jay Hargrayves, there is always hope as we are only 6 rounds away from the end of the season- still hoping for top 4. David Fairclough shares his take on Trent’s new position and we talk about Gakpo’s confidence boost and lots more. Hosted by Ragnhild Lund Ansnes. Enjoy!
    40 min
  • Love and let go  - Shankly & Klopp
    This season is telling us that a generation change is at the steps in Liverpool FC. But how does that work when a manager is so close to his players and love them after all the trophies and success the players have brought to the club? There hasn’t been a manager in LFC that is more alike the great Bill Shankly than Jürgen Klopp. They have both been really good man- to- man- managers and they have both been very inspirational managers, who have been getting the best out of players. How do you then let them go when they still have a few years left of their playing days? Liverpool Legend David Fairclough was a young player training with the first team in Shankly’s days and Karen Elizabeth Gill grew up with Shankly as he was her granddad. This episode is about to love and to let go. Hosted by Ragnhild Lund Ansnes. Enjoy!
    48 min
  • Cheer and Beer
    7 UP! Count to seven… A rather happy day recording the podcast after Liverpool humiliated our greatest rivals Manchester United 7-0. Liverpool legend David Fairclough looks at the mad result from a players point of view while our week’s guest Darren Gilligan takes us back to the time his mum was in the Boys pen and their journey as Reds together. Darren also give us an insight into the local craft beers scenes of Liverpool and how he has now started the popular Brewery Bus Tours Liverpool where you can visit some of Merseyside's breweries while host Ragnhild Lund Ansnes desperately queues for Eurovision Liverpool tickets during the show. Enjoy!
    39 min
  • The power of songs
    Kieran Molyneux grew up not far from Anfield Stadium and had a challenging upbringing. For him, LFC and music became important escapes and made him dream. All these years later, he travels the world singing for fellow Reds with Boss Nights as a self-taught musician. Kieran is this week’s guest of honour in LFC Talk, warming up to the Champions League match against Real Madrid together with Lynn Irwin, David Fairclough and host Ragnhild Lund Ansnes.
    36 min
  • Born to be a Red
    NTRO: As this season is testing us as fans, we have to remember that some seasons have to allow regeneration of the team. Mark Maguill from The Echo’s Blood Red Podcast is this week’s guests when Liverpool legend David Fairclough, Karen Elizabeth Gill and host Ragnhild Lund Ansnes sit around the table in Hotel Tia’s Player’s Lounge to talk about the Mighty Reds and iconic Bill Shankly. Mark’s job covering the Reds is most certainly harder when the Reds struggle to perform and he shares with us how he copes as a fan in disappointing spells with his favourite team. Sponsorships and strikers’ choices of cars and living in walking distance to the ground and a more friendly rivalry between the Reds and the Blues in the city back in the days are some topics. Enjoy! #LFC #Liverpool LiverpoolFC #podcast
    52 min
  • Performance input
    This week’s podcast is truly inspiring for those who want to follow their own path away from the mainstream and for those who would like to improve their performance as professional dancer, choreographer and performance coach Rob Glover is Fairclough and Ansnes’ LFC Talk guest. Coming from Bootle, Glover took up ballet to improve his footwork in boxing and the rest is history - working for Strickly Come Dancing in the UK and Dancing with the Stars in the US, but even more impressive is it how he started teaching dance in countries like Finland at the age of 15. Rob is an avid Red and shares how being a football fanatic is both of great help and hurdles in his international career. Enjoy!
    1 hr 5 min
  • Stanley Park and unlucky days
    Do you believe Friday 13. Brings unluck? Well, I guess our guest Peter Schriewersmann from Hotel Anfield will from now on - and Alisson Becker sure had his Friday 13. a little early against Wolves in the FA cup… This week David Fairclough takes us down the memory lane of childhood days in Stanley Park and Peter tells us about how he has teamed up with the Greek Scouser Tsimikas to launch our left back’s clothing brand. Peter also has some behind the scenes look into Bellingham and Dortmund and we dream about the transfer window and wish you all a HAPPY 2023. It is going to be a good year, podcast host Ragnhild Lund Ansnes is confident of it. Enjoy!
    40 min
  • Fairclough’s Comeback
    Liverpool Legend David Fairclough has learnt so much from recovering from a stroke and he is positive that being a sports' man has helped him recover. This week we talk about setting targets. We are back after David's illness and sum up the LFC season so far, our best World Cup memories (David was actually there when England won in 1966!). We also talk about the rumours of the club being for sale, a little about Pelé and Ronaldo, plus honouring our friend and LFC legend David Johnson who has sadly passed away due to illness. #Fairclough #Pelé #LFC #liverpool #davidjohnson #johnson #worldcup #football #FSG (This podcast was recorded a couple of weeks ago).
    48 min
  • Football improves memory
    Did you know football improves your memory? And what would life be without football? Kenny Robinson can't stand the thought of life without football, as Liverpool Football Club is with him all through the day, every day. Kenny is David Fairclough and Ragnhild Lund Ansnes' guest in this week's LFC Talk. We look into what effect that poorest result in LFC's Champions League history visiting Napoli had on the team and the most important key elements in LFC turning it around against Ajax. We also discuss fans and their relationship to the Queen and about paying respect and we look forward to Brighton and Rangers at home. Enjoy
    47 min
  • The Kop - home away from home
    Being at The Kop makes him forget everything. It is his home away from home.Mario Dzhuninski loved Liverpool FC so much that he left everything in Italy and moved to Merseyside to be close to the Reds, after traveling from Rome to Liverpool 15 times a season to be able to support his team at Anfield. Mario is David Fairclough and Ragnhild Lund Ansnes’ guest in this week’s LFC Talk, where we sum up the transfer window, describe that feeling when Carvalho scored in the 98. minute and we look towards the Merseyside derby. Enjoy!
    37 min

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