Liverpool’s injury crisis hasn’t impacted the team’s ability to defend, but David Segar writes that it has impacted the midfield most and that must be fixed… WE’RE only five days in and, already, 2021 can fuck right off. It’s like last...
Liverpool’s seemed void of ideas after West Brom’s equaliser in Sunday’s draw, and David Segar writes that it was too much of a reminder of The Reds of old… A PORTLY gentleman who only works in short bursts and relies on a rigid...
David Segar writes that Andy Robertson’s success in 2020 for Liverpool and Scotland appears to have had a huge impact on his approach and overall game… IT really is quite infectious. No, not that. Well, yes, that. But ‘that’ is not what I am...
While some sections of the media place increasing importance on the league table, David Segar writes that it still doesn’t matter at this stage of the season… SOMETHING has been troubling me of late. It feels more and more that an obsession with...
James Milner has been commemorated at Liverpool’s new training ground, and Dave Segar writes that he’s more than deserving of his place in our history… THERE are very few new ways to honour the greats of football. Mad-looking statues, naming...
Despite ongoing injury issues in defence, David Segar believes Liverpool fans can still be confident of success thanks to the presence of Alisson Becker… THERE is a famous scene in Alfred Hitchcock’s classic thriller The Birds. Tippi Hedren is sat smoking...
Dave Segar looks ahead to Liverpool FC’s trip to Atalanta B.C., and in particular the showdown between the two managers Jürgen Klopp and Gian Piero Gasperini… THE Champions League is just the best. With talk of a breakaway European Super League once...
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Weekender: ESL, Newcastle & The Next Generation
John Gibbons hosts Lizzi Doyle, Kev Walsh and Phil Blundell to look back over the week’s Super League madness and ahead to Newcastle.
Also on the show, Harrison Worden hosts a panel of young Anfield Wrap stars in Chloe Bloxam, Cam Rimmer and Sam Evans to talk about the impact of the European Super League situation in reference to the next generation of Liverpool fans and football fans in general.
And lastly, Neil Atkinson speaks to author and journalist Michael Calvin about his new book ‘Whose Game Is It Anyway? Football, Life, Love & Loss’ written about football’s much-changed relationship with fans at the height of the pandemic which has become even more apt after the events of this past week.
