Looking back at the Liverpool career of Ian Rush, as Ian Ryan is joined by Gareth Roberts, John Milburn, Jackie Willcox and special guest Bruce Grobbelaar… Below is a clip from the show – to listen to more, click here to subscribe… If you're already subscribed,...
Ian Ryan is joined by former Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar to discuss his new book Life in a Jungle, his friendship with Ray Clemence and more… Below is a clip from the show – to listen to more, click here to subscribe… If you're already subscribed,...
With the eve of Liverpool’s season resuming at Goodison Park we’ve decided to re-release what was our second in our series of free audio documentaries revisiting notable days in Liverpool Football Club’s history. This time we head back to November 6, 1982...
John Gibbons, Neil Atkinson and Dan Morgan react to today’s news and talk through some of the anniversaries on March 17, including the signing of Bruce Grobbelaar. If you're already subscribed, click here to login......
MONDAY night at the King Power underlined the current Liverpool team’s plight as they were deservedly dispatched 3-1 by a Leicester City side galvanised by the sacking of Claudio Ranieri, writes JOE HAGAN-DUCKERS. Within the first five minutes it didn’t take an expert...
AS a child, one of the first football books I read was Goalkeepers are Different, Brian Glanville’s superb novel about the life of a professional goalkeeper. The story follows Ronnie Blake, a rising star, through from apprentice to first teamer, cheating...
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FSG Partial Sale Reaction With Jay McKenna | TAW Special
With news breaking about FSG sanctioning a partial sale of Liverpool FC to a consortium lead by businessman and former owner of QPR Amit Bhatia, a group that also includes Jeff Bezos and Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin, Neil Atkinson is joined by James McKenna for instant reaction to the news and what it could mean for the future of LFC, the longer term picture for FSG and whether this is just a first step in a longer term strategy.
