Neil Atkinson is joined by Ben Johnson, Ian Ryan, Paul Cope and Jay McKenna to look back on a historic season, starting with the winter break and ending with the season’s stoppage due to COVID-19… Below is a clip from the show – to listen to more,...
John Gibbons is joined by Lizzi Doyle, Kev Walsh, Cathy Long, Adam Smith and Josh Sexton to look back on a historic season, with the cup competitions the focus… Below is a clip from the show – to listen to more, click here to subscribe… If you're...
Neil Atkinson is joined by Andy Heaton, Adam Melia, Siobhan Biggane, Mike Kearney and Karl Coppack to look back on a historic season, starting with Crystal Palace away and ending with Watford at home… If you're already subscribed, click here to...
On the latest One For The Future, Josh Sexton is joined by John Gibbons and Goal.com’s Neil Jones to discuss who they think should be awarded for their contributions to The Academy this season… Below is a clip from the show – to listen to more, click here...
John Gibbons is joined by Chloe Bloxam and Phil Blundell to reflect on an evening in which Wolves remained front runners for a Europa League spot but Sheffield United’s European dream died… Below is a clip from the show – to listen to more, click...
John Gibbons is joined by Andy Heaton and Kev Walsh to reflect on Tottenham Hotspur’s 1-0 win over Everton and what it means for The Blues going forward… Below is a clip from the show – to listen to more, click here to subscribe… If you're...
Neil Atkinson is joined by Phil Blundell and Rory Smith to reflect on yesterday’s results which have left it all to play for in the race for the Champions League qualification spots… Below is a clip from the show – to listen to more, click here to...
I SUPPOSE you can’t have everything. It wasn’t the best derby performance ever and that might have been down to rustiness, unusual playing conditions or simply a case of ‘too many cooks’. It wasn’t just the Liverpool team that played on Sunday night, but the Liverpool...
THE more things change, the more they stay the same. No crowd, no handshakes, and because it was a Merseyside derby at Goodison Park, no goals. The big wait for football to return and for Liverpool to continue their procession to an inevitable Premier League title...
