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The Rider: Mud

NEIL ATKINSON, John Gibbons and Stephanie Heneghan are joined by Maurice Stewart in Adam Melia's absence and a what a week to be absent for. Beyonce's Lemonade gets the once over - a visual album to be discussed and deconstructed. How good is it? What stands out?...

The Coach Home: Northern Powerhouse

IT'S a true Northern Powerhouse this week as we focus on a North East team trying to stay in the Premier League and a North West club looking for to join them. Long term friend Ste Goldsmith from Wise Men Say podcast joins us first after a draw for the Black Cats...

The Wrap Up: Monday 25th April

The Wrap Up is our daily subscribers show bringing you all the latest news and developments from L4. On derby day John Gibbons and Neil Atkinson are on hand with everything that matters LFC wise.

What We Call History: 1981/82 – Part One

WHAT we call history, nineteen eighty one, nineteen eighty two. The world was a very different place. Liverpool was being discussed in the terms of managed decline in cabinet, the polices of monetarism were hitting the country hard and Liverpool were European...

Free Podcast: Mignolet’s Doom

NEIL ATKINSON was joined on our free flagship podcast by James McKenna, Rob Gutmann and Simon Hughes for this week’s big show. The lads discuss Liverpool’s painful 2-2 draw with Rafael Benitez’s Newcastle United, a game in which Liverpool had won by half time only to...

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Liverpool’s Transfer Business Done | The Gutter

Talking through the latest Liverpool transfer rumours, or rather, the lack of them after a window in which Liverpool needed more than what they got, and with a squad still lacking depth, have the Reds effectively handicapped Andoni Iraola’s chances of a successful first season?

And given the direction of travel under the soon to be departed Richard Hughes, could any of this mess been avoided?

Rob Gutmann hosts Neil Atkinson, Adam Melia and John Gibbons

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The Anfield Wrap’s podcasts react to the news and events that matter to you, with exclusive interviews and shows about LFC players and managers past and present – subscribe to listen…

The Rider: Mud

NEIL ATKINSON, John Gibbons and Stephanie Heneghan are joined by Maurice Stewart in Adam Melia's absence and a what a week to be absent for. Beyonce's Lemonade gets the once over - a visual album to be discussed and deconstructed. How good is it? What stands out?...

The Coach Home: Northern Powerhouse

IT'S a true Northern Powerhouse this week as we focus on a North East team trying to stay in the Premier League and a North West club looking for to join them. Long term friend Ste Goldsmith from Wise Men Say podcast joins us first after a draw for the Black Cats...

The Wrap Up: Monday 25th April

The Wrap Up is our daily subscribers show bringing you all the latest news and developments from L4. On derby day John Gibbons and Neil Atkinson are on hand with everything that matters LFC wise.

What We Call History: 1981/82 – Part One

WHAT we call history, nineteen eighty one, nineteen eighty two. The world was a very different place. Liverpool was being discussed in the terms of managed decline in cabinet, the polices of monetarism were hitting the country hard and Liverpool were European...

Free Podcast: Mignolet’s Doom

NEIL ATKINSON was joined on our free flagship podcast by James McKenna, Rob Gutmann and Simon Hughes for this week’s big show. The lads discuss Liverpool’s painful 2-2 draw with Rafael Benitez’s Newcastle United, a game in which Liverpool had won by half time only to...