Fans preview the 2023 FA Cup third round, which throws up its usual combination of all-Premier League clashes and possible giant killings. Neil Atkinson hosts Andy Heaton, Phil Blundell and Kev Walsh, plus Oxford United fan George Dugdale and Accrington Stanley fans...
Liverpool FC Academy graduate Liam Coyle joins John Gibbons and Neil Jones from Goal.com to talk about his time with The Reds and what lies ahead… Below is a clip from the show – to listen to more, click here to subscribe… If you're already...
John Gibbons speaks to Accrington Stanley’s Colby Bishop about the life of a footballer during lockdown, as well as Stephen Goldsmith from ‘Wise Men Say’ to get the fan perspective on Netflix’s Sunderland Til I Die. If you're already...
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Despite having one of the smallest budgets in the football league Accrington Stanley, who currently sit second in the League Two table, continue to defy the odds. Taking time out of his day to chat to Gareth Roberts and Andy Heaton for the latest edition of Lower...
John Coleman joins Andy Heaton and Neil Atkinson for a TAW Special to chat about managing change in football, the day to day challenges of the modern game and how he would deal with the problems Liverpool have recently have encountered. Also in the show is a chat...
HERE we are again then. Not Easter, eating fish, buying chocolate and pretending to be religious, but an international break. Can’t be arsed with them. I can’t get excited about international football when there’s absolutely nothing riding on it....
WITH the Reds putting their feet up this weekend (or at least some of them) while the country snoozes through Roy Hodgson-led international football, The Anfield Wrap is seeking its football kicks elsewhere tomorrow, namely the Crown Ground (aka the Wham Stadium due...
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