The now infamous David Coote video serves to highlight football’s need to look at refereeing more deeply… WHAT do we want from referees? We know exactly what we don’t. What do refs want? Is it to be the centrepiece of the chess game? The kingmaker...
Fans of most teams will feel they’re hard done by with refereeing decisions, but it’s a problem that is impacting all of our enjoyment… ‘TUBE Strikes Imminent.’ In the days when the London Evening Standard used to put boards up outside Tube...
Beware a new wave of footballing celebrity – one that’s entirely of our own making: the modern-day referee… HERE it is, the one nobody has been waiting for. Another wade into the biggest showpiece in sports entertainment. The thing which has...
This week’s Three Strikes talking points are the demise of Arsenal, this season’s FA Cup, and media coverage of the Premier League’s new rules. Gareth Roberts hosts Andy Heaton, Mike Kearney and Fuad Hasan. Below is a clip from the show – to...
The Three Strikes discussed are Harry Kane, PSG and Refereeing, as Gareth Roberts hosts Harriet Prior, Joel Richards and Shaun O’Donnell… Below is a clip from the show – to listen to more, click here to subscribe… If you're already subscribed,...
John Gibbons is joined by former Premier League referee Jeff Winter to discuss the current state of officiating in England and the role of VAR… Below is a clip from the show – to listen to more, click here to subscribe… If you're already subscribed,...
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Liverpool 3 Crystal Palace 1: The Anfield Wrap
The Anfield Wrap’s weekly free podcast were we delve into the talking points from Liverpool’s recent win at Anfield over Crystal Palace, in a game which saw the Reds take a two goal lead before Palace hit back in controversial circumstances only to Florian Wirtz to settle the affair late on with an audacious strike.
Neil Atkinson is joined by Adam Melia, Ian Salmon and Kev Reilly.
Also in the show, Neil chats to Robbie O’Neill about the upcoming play ‘The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher‘ which is running from 2nd-23rd of May at the Liverpool Everyman theatre.
