CITYTALK – TIGHTROPE

Neil is joined by John Gibbons, Alison McGovern, Nick O’Prey and Kevin Day on the phone for live fun about football. A commodity that might be deemed all too rare. They talk about statistics, possession, Crystal Palace and what will happen first – a female...

CRYSTAL PALACE TICKET GIVEAWAY

      WE”VE teamed up with our mates at Red Touch Media again to offer a pair of “Executive Club Tickets” for this weekend”s game against Crystal Palace to one lucky Anfield Wrap listener. Boss eh? The tickets include match tickets,...

THE RIDER – HEADLESS HEROES OF THE ACROPOLIS

Neil, John, Steph and Adam are joined by Paul Fleming, the man behind Baltic Fleet to talk about changing directions, Widnes and Norwich Sound And Vision. Also within – Gibbons and Heneghan talk marathons, Adam does Dublin and Neil collapses gently, like a...

PODCAST: BACK WITH A BANG

Neil, Gibbo and Rob crawl their hungover, victorious carcasses up the Radio City Tower to reflect on the Tricky Red’s victory over Sunderland. Direct link to PODCAST: BACK WITH A BANG Podcast RSS feed iTunes [smart_track_player...

CITYTALK – FAMILY VALUES

Neil, Nick O’Prey, Andy and Mike are in this week to talk about the Man United defeat and look towards Sunderland at the weekend DIRECT LINK TO CITYTALK: FAMILY VALUES Podcast RSS feed iTunes [smart_track_player...

THE KOP’S LAST STAND – ANFIELD WRAP MAG #3

APRIL 1994 was the end of an era in the history of Liverpool Football Club and 44,339 filled Anfield to witness it – the last day of the standing Kop. Nineteen years on, memories have faded of the famous old terrace, but in our new free app magazine we’ve got...

THE RIDER – RAT PLAGUED NO BOHO

This week’s Rider has Neil and John discussing their Norwich plans, Adam catching a Busan and Steph getting nostalgic. The four get into issues around press releases, find themselves guitar heavy and are accidentally so on message it hurts. The Rider – we...

OUR FRIENDS IN THE NORTH

WEDNESDAY night sees another Cup tie against ‘our friends from the other end of the M62’ (George Sephton, under P.R duress, April 1988) and the continuation of the Scouse-Manc bunfight. It’s the League Cup so no one should be ‘that’ arsed...