Walk On: The Athletic FC's Liverpool show

Andy Jones and James Pearce join Tony Evans to break down the 3–0 win at Anfield, asking what the strong line-up tells us about Slot’s priorities and whether the FA Cup now carries extra importance this season.

Then comes the big conversation. Mohamed Salah’s overall numbers are still strong, but his game looks different. The panel dig into his post-AFCON form, his creative output, his relationship with Slot, and where he could be playing football next season if this is to be his last with Liverpool.

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Host: Tony Evans
With: Andy Jones & James Pearce
Producers: Guy Clarke & Nick Thomson
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Andy Jones and Simon Hughes join Tony Evans to discuss Liverpool grinding out a crucial 1–0 win at Sunderland, breaking the Black Cats unbeaten home record this season.

The guys analyse Virgil van Dijk’s match-winning goal, a more resilient defensive display, and the growing injury crisis at right-back after Wataru Endo’s setback.

There’s a discussion on Ibrahima Konaté’s form and future. Surely the club can’t allow him to leave for free in the summer?

The panel also tackle Arne Slot’s latest comments on Champions League qualification and a look ahead to Brighton in the FA Cup. Is this an important competition this season?

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Host: Tony Evans
With: Andy Jones & Simon Hughes
Producers: Guy Clarke & Nick Thomson
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James Pearce and Simon Hughes join Tony Evans to dissect the chaotic defeat to Manchester City — from Szoboszlai’s stunning opener to VAR controversy, a red card, and two late City goals.

The panel debate whether Liverpool were hard done by or simply running out of steam, before attention turns to a worrying league table. Is Champions League qualification starting to look unlikely?

There’s also discussion on Caoimhin Kelleher’s candid comments on Diogo Jota, Curtis Jones’ contract situation, Harvey Elliott’s loan dilemma, fresh injury concerns — and whether Liverpool can steady themselves with a crucial run of fixtures ahead. Next up, a daunting trip to the Stadium of Light.

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Host: Tony Evans
With: Simon Hughes & James Pearce
Producers: Guy Clarke & Nick Thomson
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James Pearce and Simon Hughes join Tony Evans to assess what a quiet deadline means for Arne Slot’s squad, including what to expect from summer arrival Jeremy Jacquet and whether Liverpool are taking a risk on depth. Does Liverpool’s January transfer window close with more questions than answers?

The panel dig into Richard Hughes’ recent comments on patient long-term recruitment, debate concerns around centre-back options and squad management, as well as respond to criticism over Slot’s rotation and youth development.

Finally, attention turns to a huge clash with Manchester City at Anfield on Sunday.

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Host: Tony Evans
With: Simon Hughs & James Pearce
Producers: Guy Clarke & Nick Thomson
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Simon Hughes and James Pearce join Tony Evans to react to Liverpool’s 4–1 victory over Newcastle, a game transformed by Hugo Ekitike’s two goals in two minutes and an emotional night for Ibrahima Konaté, who capped his return with a goal.

There’s also some deadline day activity to discuss, with Richard Hughes making late moves in the January window, plus the guys discuss Dominik Szoboszlai’s eyebrow raising comments on his Liverpool future.

Finally, with Manchester City coming to Anfield next weekend, are Liverpool finally back — or is caution still required?

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Host: Tony Evans

With: Simon Hughes & James Pearce

Producers: Guy Clarke & Nick Thomson
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.