In the latest Blood Red podcast from the Liverpool ECHO, **James Pearce, Andy Kelly and Paul Gorst** assess the Coutinho deal a week on and look at where and when potential replacements may arrive. The Naby Keita and Thomas Lemar deals are discussed...

Our host Peter Hooton is joined by Accrington Stanley manager John Coleman and Kop stalwarts John Nicolson, Ste 'Mono' Monagahan and Kieth Culvin to look back on a very busy start to the New Year for Liverpool with van Dijk's arrival, Coutinho's...

Regular host Ian Doyle is joined by Liverpool reporter James Pearce and ECHO journalist Neil Jones to discuss the news Philippe Coutinho is bound for Barcelona in a £142million deal - and debate the impact on the Reds' squad, Jurgen Klopp, Fenway...

Regular host and ECHO journalist Ian Doyle is joined by colleagues Neil Jones and Paul Gorst to look back on a remarkable FA Cup derby, consider the immediate impact of Virgil van Dijk, extol the virtues of Andy Robertson and discuss the importance of...

In the first Poetry in Motion of 2018, host Neil Fitzmaurice is reunited with his deadly duo Joe Rimmer and Neil Jones to reflect on a positive Christmas for Liverpool on the field, the latest batch of Philippe Coutinho exit rumours and the excitement...

Enthusiastic journalist and regular host Ian Doyle is joined by Liverpool reporter - both home and away - James Pearce and ECHO scribes Neil Jones and Kristian Walsh to assess the ongoing Philippe Coutinho situation, look back at a good weekend for...

Host Neil Jones is joined by James Pearce and Andy Kelly to preview Liverpool's games with Leicester and Burnley. Can the Reds end 2017 on a high and begin 2018 in a similar vein? They also reflect on the deal for Virgil Van Dijk, and ponder what it...

Seasoned ECHO journalist Ian Doyle is joined by Liverpool reporter James Pearce and LFC editor Andy Kelly to discuss the £75million signing of Virgil van Dijk, how it was done and what it means for both Jurgen Klopp, Fenway Sports Group... and...

The Liverpool ECHO's James Pearce, Kristian Walsh and Paul Gorst join host Andy Kelly to look back on Liverpool's frankly astonishing 3-3 draw at the Emirates and discuss what now for Jurgen Klopp and his goalkeepers For information regarding your...

The Liverpool ECHO team of James Pearce, Andy Kelly and Kristian Walsh join host Neil Jones to look ahead to Liverpool FC's trip to Arsenal For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The Liverpool ECHO's James Pearce, Andy Kelly and Kristian Walsh look back on Liverpool's 4-0 win over Bournemouth but can't help letting their minds drift to the future For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Olympic gold medal winner and huge Liverpool fan Sam Quek joins LFC editor Andy Kelly and writer Kristian Walsh to look back on the WBA game. Sam discusses how rotation affects an elite athlete and how players can learn to cope with a nervous crowd at...

Our regular host The Farm frontman Peter Hooton travels to New York City to watch the Merseyside derby and the WBA game. Meet members of the Official New York Liverpool Supporters Club at their base in the 11th Street Bar before Peter travels up to...

In the final Poetry in Motion podcast of 2017 (boo hoo!), host Neil Fitzmaurice is reunited with his 'Christmas elves' Neil Jones and Joe Rimmer to reflect on the Merseyside derby. Fitzy gives his take on the penalty, and on Klopp's team selection....

In the latest Blood Red podcast, host Neil Jones is joined by James Pearce and Joe Rimmer to reflect on a disappointing Merseyside derby at Anfield. They discuss THAT penalty decision, Dejan Lovren's naivety, Joe Gomez's excellence and Sam...

Liverpool FC legend Jan Molby joins the ECHO's James Pearce and Andy Kelly to look back on the Reds' 7-0 destruction of Spartak Moscow, look ahead to the Champions league draw and preview the Merseyside derby, as Jan remembers his first clash with the...

In the latest episode of Poetry in Motion, host Neil Fitzmaurice is joined by Neil Jones and Kristian Walsh to look back on a brilliant win over Spartak Moscow. The lads discuss Joe Gomez, Emre Can, Jordan Henderson - and look ahead to Sunday's...

Five goals, three points, one centre back. Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool machine keeps rolling on - and not even illness can stop them right now. There were plenty of talking points from the Amex Stadium, not least the team-sheet. Emre Can and Gini...

Experienced football operative Ian Doyle is joined by equally experienced Liverpool reporter James Pearce, similarly experienced LFC editor Andy Kelly and not quite as experienced ECHO reporter Kristian Walsh to debate a chilly win at Stoke City, a...

Fortysomething football scribe Ian Doyle is joined by the even older LFC editor Andy Kelly and significantly younger ECHO scribe Paul Gorst to look back at the draw with Chelsea, contemplate rotation and ponder a Wednesday night in Stoke. For...

Host Andy Kelly is joined by James Pearce and Paul Gorst as they look ahead to the Reds' visit from Chelsea For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

We start at HT in Sevilla with host Peter Hooton and guest Keith Culvin discussing that first half before we hear the incredible noise which greeted Sevilla's equaliser. There's anger at the FT whistle before the panel reconvene to analyse the game...

In a Champions League special, veteran wordsmith Ian Doyle is joined by LFC editor Andy Kelly and ECHO reporters Neil Jones and Joe Rimmer to look back at the dramatic draw in Spain and what it all means. For information regarding your data privacy,...

In the latest episode of Poetry in Motion, Neil Fitzmaurice is joined by regulars Joe Rimmer and Neil Jones to look back on a nice, routine, Salah-inspired win over Virgil Van Dijk (and Southampton) and to look ahead to big games at home and abroad in...

Seasoned football writer Ian Doyle is joined by LFC editor Andy Kelly, ECHO journalist Joe Rimmer and, live from Spain, full-time Liverpool reporter - both home and away - James Pearce to look back at Southampton and ahead to the Champions League...