The Liverpool Way Podcast

A pretty demoralising day at Anfield as a lacklustre Reds barely laid a glove on winless Fulham in a goalless draw that maintains Andoni Iraola's unbeaten start, but means he's dropped as many points as he's won so far this season.

John Gallagher and Julian Richards join TLW Editor Dave Usher in looking back on this one and trying to find something - anything - worth discussing.

Goals from Dom Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister saw the Reds come back from a goal down to get their Champions League campaign off to a winning start against Atletico Madrid at Anfield.

Paul Natton joins TLW Editor Dave Usher to reflect on an enjoyable night at Anfield in which several players really caught the eye, none more so than new cult hero Ronald Araujo who excelled again at right back.

A first win of the season as well as a first clean sheet, plus two more goals for Alexander Isak taking him to three in as many games. All in all a good night's work for the Reds down in Suffolk.

Chris Smith is joined by TLW Editor Dave Usher to look back on the win over Ipswich, as well as recapping the business done - and not done - during the transfer window.

Alexander Isak opened his account for the season and Victor Munoz scored on his home debut, but it wasn't enough to secure three points as Nottingham Forest went away with a well deserved draw.

TLW Editor Dave Usher is joined by John Gallagher and Paul Natton to look back on the game and also discuss the much needed impending transfer of Bradley Barcola from PSG.

Liverpool kicked off the season with an unconvincing display at Newcastle that almost ended in a demoralising loss, before lively new boy Victor Munoz won a penalty that Dom Szoboszlai converted emphatically to salvage a point with the last kick of the game.

TLW Editor Dave Usher is joined by Julian Richards and the Daily Telegraph’s Chris Bascombe to discuss and eventful game at St James’ Park which showed some of the good elements that we can expect to see under Iraola, as well as some of the glaring issues that will need addressing in the transfer market and on the training ground.

We’re back with a look ahead to the new season which kicks off this weekend. Not much in the way of exciting transfers to discuss, but that in itself is a talking point, as is the changing landscape of the ownership situation.

Chris Smith is joined by TLW Editor Dave Usher and Paul Natton, while James Skelly makes his long awaited pod debut. In addition, most of the other regulars check in with their predictions ahead of the new campaign.

Dan Thomas and John Gallagher are back with the third and final part of their look back at the reign of Gerard Houllier.

This episode begins with the runners-up finish of 2002, which continued the upward trajectory of Houllier's Reds following the treble success of the previous season. The future looked bright, despite GH suffering an almost fatal heart problem early in the campaign, but a disastrous transfer window in the summer of 2002 marked the beginning of a decline that Gerard was ultimately unable to reverse. Two years later, he was replaced by Rafa Benitez.

Dan and John cover all of this and more, while paying tribute to the legacy of a man who left an indelible mark on the history of our great club.

Part Two of the TLW Time Team's look back at the reign of Gerard Houllier focuses on the 2001 Treble.

Dan Thomas and John Gallagher are joined by Chris Smith for this extended deep dive into one of the most memorable seasons in club history.

The TLW Time Team duo of Dan Thomas and John Gallagher are back with the first of a three part special looking back on the late, great Gerard Houllier and his time as Liverpool manager.

The first part looks at the Frenchman’s arrival, the ill fated ‘joint manager’ relationship with Roy Evans and GH's first full season in charge when the seeds were sown for what was to come.

The Reds wasted no time in replacing outgoing Head Coach, Arne Slot, as former Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola was appointed on a two year deal re-united him with Sporting Director Richard Hughes.

Chris Smith is joined by Paul Natton and TLW Editor Dave Usher to discuss the appointment and how the mood of the fanbase has been lifted by the promise of a return to the high energy, pressing football Anfield demands.