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The Anfield Index Podcast for Liverpool supporters by Liverpool Supporters!
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Jack McIndoe brings you the latest Daily Red Podcast, looking at all the latest Liverpool transfer news and updates around the Reds, with a key talk on the links to Micky Van de Ven, Hugo Ekitike speaking on Marseille, and Wirtz on needing more threat, and Mane Winning AFCON!
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With Marseille away and Bournemouth looming, David Lynch outlines why this is a defining week for Liverpool’s season. The discussion explores how European progression, top-four hopes and financial consequences are now tightly intertwined, and why there is little margin for error left. Lynch assesses the risks of extra Champions League fixtures, the lack of squad depth, and the growing belief that Liverpool may already be sliding towards Europa League football. A sobering, realistic look at where the season could be decided in a matter of days.
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David Lynch tackles the growing unrest around Anfield, addressing the boos, Arne Slot’s comments on Calvin Ramsay, and why they struck such a nerve with supporters. He explains why Ramsay is unlikely to be Liverpool level, but also why public honesty can be counterproductive in a pressured environment. The conversation then turns to transfer frustration, including Marc Guehi, Jeremy Jacquet and why January is shaping up to be a non-event. A sharp examination of how communication, expectation and inactivity are fuelling fan discontent.
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David Lynch offers a measured but critical breakdown of Liverpool’s 1–1 draw with Burnley, separating performance from outcome. While the result deepens the sense of frustration, Lynch explains why this was one of Liverpool’s most coherent attacking displays of the season, particularly against a low block. The discussion highlights the growing influence of Florian Wirtz and encouraging contributions from recent signings, while also stressing why missed chances and one defensive lapse were ultimately decisive. A conversation that captures the uncomfortable reality of progress without reward.
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Dave Davis looks at all the latest Liverpool FC news including the fallout from Saturday, champions league and premier league fixtures and rivals doing business
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On the latest episode of Anfield Index USA Podcast, Ross Carper and special guest Sean Thayer meet up for a conversation about the 2025-2026 season thus far.
They share perspectives on the good, the bad, the ugly, and whether LFC can perform CPR on a relatively lifeless (but still unbeaten) team as we go forward into 2026.
Plus, another “American Idiot” segment, in which Ross and Sean share the aspects of Premier League football that are most baffling to us as stateside supporters. Up the Reds!
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On the latest Final Whistle podcast Game Week 22, Nina is solo as she discusses all the recent Premier League results from this weekend.
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Dave Davis looks at all the recriminations from yesterday's draw with Burnley, including Slot comments, Wirtz, Kerkez, Frimpong, and Alonso links.
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On the latest RAW Trev Downey, Dave Hendrick and Jim Boardman reflect on another underwhelming performance and another disappointing result as Liverpool drop points at home to lowly Burnley and fail, yet again, to climb the table.
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Gags and Tadiwa discuss Liverpool’s fourth Premier League draw in a row!
They discuss how this is now 18 points out of a possible 51, four draws in a row, the first time Liverpool have failed to beat a promoted side at Anfield since 1980/81, drawn six out of the last 11 and call time on Slot’s Liverpool career.
They also discuss who the possible contenders could be to join Liverpool.
All this and more on The Gags Tandon Show!
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Arne Slot speaks to the media after Liverpool draw 1-1 with Burnley in the Premier League.
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On the latest episode of the Daily Red podcast, Lewis Aspinal brings you all the latest Liverpool FC transfer news, with talk and analysis of the upcoming game against Burnley this afternoon, plus much more!
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Gags and Grizz are back and perplexed as to why Liverpool haven’t moved in the market when there are obvious requirements in the squad.
They discuss all of this, look ahead to Burnley and a whole lot more on Chat G&G!
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Hari is back with another Rival Recon as the Reds welcome strugglers Burnley to Anfield.
Joining Hari to discuss the Claret's season is Tom Whittaker.
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Dave looks at the news & gossip as Palace are set to lose their captain and manager.
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Dave is joined by Guy to discuss this upcoming weekend of Premier League action, with the Manchester Derby taking centre stage.
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On the latest episode of The Daily Red podcast, Dave Hendrick looks at Marc Guhei going to Man City.
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LFC Head Coach Arne Slot speaks to the media ahead of Liverpool v Burnley in the Premier League.
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Jan Molby turns his focus to the wider context of Liverpool’s season, asking what success genuinely looks like under Arne Slot. With external noise growing, Molby offers a grounded view of the club’s likely internal expectations, arguing that Champions League qualification may be the real non-negotiable objective.
The conversation covers squad depth, injury concerns, long-term planning, and why panic decisions in January are unlikely despite visible weaknesses. Molby also reflects on modern managerial pressure, honesty in communication, and how patience from the hierarchy contrasts with the urgency felt by supporters.
Measured, realistic, and sharply analytical, this discussion cuts through speculation to examine how Liverpool may be balancing short-term results with a longer-term vision.
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Jan Molby delivers a frank and thoughtful assessment of Liverpool’s recent performances, questioning whether an extended unbeaten run is masking deeper issues. While results have held up, Molby argues that the football itself has become cautious, predictable, and lacking the intensity that once defined this side.
The discussion explores the absence of pressing aggression, the loss of chaos and spontaneity, and why control alone is not enough for a club with Liverpool’s standards. Molby reflects on supporter expectations, the emotional disconnect creeping into matches, and why phrases such as “something to build on” feel increasingly hollow.
This is an honest examination of identity, entertainment, and why Liverpool must rediscover more than just points if they are to reconnect with what made them formidable.
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its in a diff language?
La Bomba is a disaster of a stadium unless it has been knocked down in the last 10 years. Fun but a disaster as s spectator
no one should be punished over speech unless they encourage immediate violence. otherwise Slander is sufficient
Dave stakes out the anti dwarf throwing position
What's with repeating podcasts with smaller split ones with same material recently?
we need 10 wins
😂😂😂😂 Thanks as always for making me laugh. Brilliant. 😁😁
Dave Davis is brilliant on this podcast. It's a real shame that you don't do the daily. However, I don't agree about James Pearce. I think he's so smug. I'm glad Jurgen puts him in his place. I remember complimenting Neil Atkinson after an episode of press box. Pearce was on the same episode. Even though I hadn't mentioned him at all, he thought he was really clever trying to take the piss out of me for complimenting Neil. He's a tit. Thanks for a great podcast. 👏👏👏👏👏
Not great. Thought I'd give it a try. Seems very Anti Jurgen Klopp. Listened a few days ago and he started talking about FSG and baseball. Then continued to talk baseball and different baseball teams for about 15-20 minutes. Seems to drag every bit of info out, to make it last longer. Will stick with the Anfield wrap and Redmen TV.
Lisa Marie and Trev should host some beers near a field in Beautiful Rural Ireland
Quite possibly the most miserable and depressing Liverpool podcast I have ever heard. we've had a bad season but Jesus this drivel is unlistenable.
just starting to listen. Please Dave don't predict Eng doing well.
whatabouthery extreme. Qatar bribed their way to the world cup and allowed more abuse of migrant workers. We all know Russia bribed also but there are 350k people in Qatar, complete BS. FIFA most corrupt agency ever. Qatar improvements are only Western media.
The Hendo hate is too much. Unsubscribed
give this one a miss, can tell it's a boring international break
Sounds like you are eating the microphone? 😂
God Nina is loud.. if I lower volume I won't hear the guests.
man we won it 6 times.. update podcast picture.. 6 not 5
Craig Bellamy
Can Nina lower her microphone volume. We can hear you from back here.