On this episode Kings & Kev discuss the recent games Liverpool FC have played over the Christmas and New years period, 2 wins v Spurs and Wolves, and the 2 draws v Leeds United and Fulham.

Also they discuss the January transfer window, who do LFC need to add to the squad to reinforce? Will they even bring anyone in at all?

Finally we chat about playing Arsenal and can LFC finish in the Champions league positions.

On this episode, Kings, Tom, Kev and Matty, chat about Paul Doyle sentanced to over 21 years for his car attack at the LFC Premier League parade in May.

Next they chat about the Brighton game, which the Reds won 2-0 thanks to 2 goals from Hugo Ekitike, they also chat about Mo Salah, who came on as a sub in the 26th min in his last game before heleft for AFCON, will he return? could LFC ell him in January, maybe even replace him with Antoine Semenyo from Bournemouth?

Finally they chat about this weekends game v Tottenham Hotspur, can the Reds keep up thier mini revival?, Thomas Frank's are struggling, can Liverpool take advantage?

On this episode, Kings and Ritchie discuss the deepening crisis at LFC after Mo Salah's explosive interview after the 3-3 draw with Leeds United, stating that he had been "thrown under the bus", and "somebody wanted him out of the club"

where do LFC go from here? has Salah played his last game for the club?, is he bigger than the club? can Slot survive this crisis or has it made his position stronger?

Kings, Neil, Tom and Kev, look back at the Real Madrid game, which the reds won 1-0, thanks to a bullet header from Alexis Mac Allister, they also discuss Connor Bradleys performance keeping Vinicius Jr quiet throuout the game, and the reception Trent Alexander-Arnold got on his first return to Anfield since his move last summer.next they chat baout the 3-0 away at Manchester City, the reds were well beaten in the game and lost even more ground on leaders Arsenal, the lads also chat about the VAR decisions during the game, one for a penalty and one for offside, were they correct? Finally they chat about the PGMOL and is it woth contacting them to complain about the decisions?

Episode 9 of the podcast sees Kings, Kev and Neil look back at the 2-0 win v Aston Villa, with goals from Ryan Gravenberch and Mo Salah, who scored his 250th goal for LFC, joining Roger Hunt and Ian Rush as the only Liverpool players who have done so.

next they chat about the big game v Real Madrid at Anfield, can the reds continue toturn thier season around against the Spanish giants? will Trent Alexander-Arnold play a part in the game? and what reception will he get after his move in the summer transfer window.

finally they take a quick look at the weekends game away at Manchester City

On this episode Kings, Kev, and Matty look at the problems facing Arne slot and Liverpool FC, 1 win in 7 games, their last win in the Premier League was on September 20th in the Merseyside Derby, how does Slot get back on track and how long has slot got if it doesnt improve? could he really be sacked??They also preview the up coming game v Aston Villa, with the Reds desperate for a win in the Premier league to halt the run of losses

On this episode Kings, Kev, Neil and chat about FSG and thier ownership of Liverpool FC, which is now at its 15th anniversary, how well have they done overall? also its just passed the 10th anniversay of Jurgen Klopp joining as manager of the club, how did he change LFC and what is his legacy?
fixture changes for December and the problem of tv coverage
finally they preview the return of Premier League action this weekend when LFC take on old rivals Man Utd, can the reds beat their rivals and end the mini slump, which has seen them lose the last two Premier League games and a Champions League tie.

On this episode Kings & Kev look back at the Southampton Carabao cup match which the reds won 2-1 thanks to a first goal for Alexander Isak and also 1 from Hugo Ekitike, we chat about Leoni's Knee Injury, Ekitike red card, the next round draw and the weekends fixture against the same opponents, Crystal Palace, also Liverpool teenager Rio Ngumoha has signed his first professional contract with the Premier League champions