IN a VERY NSFW post match show, a broken Neil Atkinson was joined by Ben Johnson and Craig Hannan as Liverpool suffered defeat in the FA Cup thanks to an Angelo Ogbonna winner in the last minute of Extra Time. It hurts. Perhaps far more than it should. In a free clip...
CAN’T wait for tonight. Train leaves at four. Cans are in the fridge. Just need to write this nonsense, and we’re all set. In the current climate, it is probably worth pointing out that adult tickets for tonight’s game are £20. With a cheap advance...
IN the act of planning the next Well Read show — our TAW Player show about football books — I thought to myself, why not make it easy for people to buy the books discussed in previous shows? By, you know, writing something for the website and then putting...
In a free clip from the show Jamie chats with the lads about misconceptions in the modern game and how the romanticised view of continental football isn’t all that it seems. [audioplayer...
NEIL ATKINSON was joined this week for the ‘Tuesday Review’ by Ian Salmon and Sean Rogers after Liverpool contrived to throw away 3 points in the last 13 minutes against Sunderland. Having put in a relatively assured performance against Allardyce’s...
GARETH ROBERTS and John Gibbons huddle round a mobile recording device to give you the daily wrap up of LFC news. And quite the day it has been, Ian Ayre was going to do a “Live Q&A” with Liverpool fans at 6pm, but obviously didn’t fancy the...
A PLANNED live Q&A with Liverpool FC chief executive Ian Ayre scheduled for 6pm this evening has been cancelled with just four-and-a-half hours to spare after Saturday’s walk-out protest against increased ticket prices was supported by an estimated 15,000...
NEIL ATKINSON hosts a show in three parts and his guests are Rob Gutmann, Paul Senior and Stephen Evans. The first part is about Liverpool’s good performance and late capitulation against Sunderland. The goalkeeper comes in for extensive criticism after...
IF you’ve ever read an article I’ve written for the Anfield Wrap, you’ll know they are rare and tend only to appear when I have something to say that I have to get out of my head in order to get some sleep, writes PAUL COPE. Well,...
IT is surprising how often my thoughts and random daydreams always come back to Sam Allardyce and his life. I can’t help it. I have tried to scratch him from my mind but it’s no good. I think about whether he can sing and, if so, whether he sings around the...
