On this episode Kings, Matty and Kev look back at the 5-2 win v West Ham and the 2-1 defeat to Wolves which could severely damage their chances of Champions League football next season,

they also look at the Current Champions League draw for this season which have paired the reds with Galatasaray once again after meeting in the league stages earlier this season,

with the away fans banned in the return at Anfield, the lads discuss how best to use the spare seats, could they give them to youngsters in the community?

On this episode, Kings and Neil look at the 1-0 win v Nottingham Forest, thanks to a goal from Alexis Mac Allister who scored in the 97th-minute, this was after a disallowed goal only moments before, following a review by VAR, the lads also talk about Ibo Konate and how his performances have improved in the last few games, where he seems to be back to his best in defence.Also on this episode they chat about Youngster Rio Ngumoha, who was only on the field for about 15 minutes, but was probably Liverpool's best player after the teams lacklustre performance against Forest, should Arne Slot trust him more? should he start the next game v West Ham?finally they look ahead to the West Ham game and give thier score predictions.

On this episode Kings and Kev look back at the 1-0 win v a previously unbeaten Sunderland at the stadium of light, thanks to a goal from Captain Virgil van Djik, then they look at the 3-0 v Brighton in the 4th round of the FA Cup thanks to goals from Curtis Jones, Dominik Szoboszlai and Mohamed Salah.They discuss the draw for the 5th round of the FA Cup, away to Wolverhampton Wanderers only a few days after the teams meet at Molineux Stadium in the Premier League.They also chat about Arne Slot's position as head coach, will he leave at the end of the season or will FSG stick with him after a difficult campaign?finally the look ahead to the return of Premier League action away at the city ground and Nottingham Forest, who have just appointed thier 4th manager of the current season after sacking Sean Dyche