Neil, Peter Hooton, Kristian Walsh and Andy Heaton chew over all the Stoke City vs Liverpool fat. There was loads to chew. Masterclasses and defensive shambles and Chad… Download Issue 6 of #TAW Monthly via iTunes DIRECT LINK TO PODCAST: SASSY Podcast RSS feed...
ACCORDING to official figures, a total of 1,730 people were killed and another 185,540 were injured on Britain’s roads in the year to June 2013. Globally, there were 15 passenger plane crashes resulting in 362 fatalities. Little wonder, then, that there has been such...
Neil was joined by Mike Nevin, John Gibbons, Rob Gutmann and Sheila Coleman as they discuss the impending trip to Stoke and todays Private Eye revelations about the Government spying on the Hillsborough Families. Download Issue 6 of #TAW Monthly via iTunes or at...
FIVE years. Half-a-decade. Has it really been so long? In January 2009 Barack Obama was inaugurated as the 44th President of the United States, the closure of the final Woolworths was completed and Kevin Pietersen resigned as the England cricket captain. On January 10...
Neil, Adam and Steph cope without John by virtue of coffee, They are joined by Mint Royale’s Neil Claxton who talks about the value of asking Willem Dafoe to do things along with the changes in the music industry. Ten songs, a load of fun and we’re...
Eighteen months into his three-year contract, Brendan Rodgers still divides opinion among Liverpool fans. But what do other supporters think of the job he is doing at Anfield? We asked Football 365.com’s JOHN NICHOLSON to give an outsider’s perspective for The Anfield...
Neil was joined by Jay McKenna, Mike Girling and Jim Boardman in the aftermath of the 2-0 victory over Oldham Athletic in the FA Cup. Download Issue 6 of #TAW Monthly via iTunes DIRECT LINK TO PODCAST: IAGO, IAGO, IAGO Podcast RSS feed...
Neil was joined by Alison McGovern, Paul Cope and once he’d finished queuing for cheap biscuits, Steve Graves as they looked back at the famous 2-0 victory over Hull and towards the FA Cup tie against Oldham. Download Issue 6 of #TAW Monthly via iTunes or at...
During the Anfield Wrap transfer committee special there was one thing both groups agreed on (actually there were a few, but let’s pretend otherwise). Iago Aspas had to go. In the case of the committee I, as a blag Dave Fallows, sat on, it wasn’t necessarily because...
By Hari Sethi WITH the last remnants of Christmas indulgence finally vacating our previously packed fridges, peoples’ focus now turns to 2014 and the promise and hope only a new year can bring. A new year is treated by many as a new slate, a blank canvas on which to...
