The latest History Gutter show takes a look back at the 2011 summer transfer window, to assess Liverpool’s business and discuss the lessons learned from those forays into the market. Joining Rob Gutmann to travel back in time are John Gibbons, Neil Jones and...
It’s a Gutter show with a twist as we look back at previous transfer windows and pick apart, with the benefit of 20/20 hindsight, what the club got wrong and what it got right. Rob Gutmann was once again joined by Dan Austin, Kev Walsh and Neil Atkinson to take...
It’s a Gutter show with a twist as we look back at previous transfer windows and pick apart, with the benefit of 20/20 hindsight, what the club got wrong and what it got right. Opening up the first of a series of shows to look back at the summer of 06/07 are Rob...
With transfer rumours being shot down before they’ve had time to spread their wings is it possible that Liverpool’s name is being used in transfer games that they aren’t remotely involved in? The reds have once again been linked with a variety of...
The big news is that the big dog might be on his way out to Italy, with AC Milan being linked strongly to our European Cup Winning central defender. To talk about Lovren’s possible exit, as well as the other stories doing the rounds are Neil Atkinson, stepping...
Rob Gutmann is joined for the first Gutter show of the week to cast an eye over who Liverpool have been linked with over the weekend. Joining Rob on todays show are Andy Heaton, Kev Walsh and Gareth Roberts. If you're already subscribed, click here to...
It’s a Gutter show with a twist as we look back at previous transfer windows and pick apart, with the benefit of 20/20 hindsight, what the club got wrong and what it got right. Opening up the first of a series of shows to look back at the summer of 2014/15 are...
It’s the last Gutter of the week and joining Rob Gutmann to get their head into the potential ins and outs of the transfer summer are Gareth Roberts, Ian Ryan, Ian Salmon and Andy Heaton. If you're already subscribed, click here to...
With the season officially over the transfer tattle train is building up a head of stream. For the first Gutter of the week Rob is joined by John Gibbons, Paul Cope, Josh Sexton and Fuad Hasan. If you're already subscribed, click here to...
Is it possible for Liverpool to be any better right at this moment in time? This is the question just two days after Liverpool lifted the Champions League. Rob Gutmann looks at how Jurgen Klopp can strengthen his side going in to next season alongside Neil Atkinson,...
Earl Jenkins is a well known name in Liverpool for his work helping youth aspirations through sport. “I’ve wanted to make sure that we use the football in a way that supports these kids, and shows them a path out of the neighbourhood and raises their aspirations,” said Jenkins.
The Anfield Wrap, alongside Nike, have worked with Earl Jenkins and Kingsley United, Merseyside’s most diverse footy team to create a Kingsley United girls’ team, a BAME [Black, Asian, Minority, Ethnic] youth leadership forum in partnership with other organisations in the city, and a bursary scheme for a BAME coaching course.
Kingsley United came about after a merge with Tiber FC where the two clubs realised that would be stronger together. A new astroturf on Lodge Lane is one of the many signs the club is being revitalised. Kingsley Road is now a symbol of what unites the community through football.
Earl Jenkins describes his coaches as mentors “first and foremost.” He goes on to say “in some respects, some of our coaches become that role model or father figure for the kids in the team. And if you look at any of our training sessions, you can see a real sense of community and family as well.”
Also on the show, John Gibbons speaks to Earl Jenkins the chair of Kingsley United, and Josh is joined by Joseph Symes from the It’s A Funny Old Life podcast.
