The Liverpool Way Podcast

Numbers and Dave discuss the 2-2 draw with West Brom and the fallout from Klopp's gesture to the fans at full time. Christian Benteke's role also comes under scrutiny, while there's some discussion on the Europa League draw and a preview of this Sunday's trip to Watford.

Not a great week for the Redmen. Numbers and Dave look back on a dreadful performance at Newcastle, an uneventful evening in Switzerland and more injury woe for Sturridge, as well as previewing the upcoming clash with West Brom this Sunday.

It's been another good week for the Reds with wins over Swansea and Southampton. 'Numbers' and Dave Usher reflect on another unconvincing win at home and another thumping win away, and also look ahead to this weekend's game at St James' Park.

Liverpool's Brazilians ran wild all over Manchester City at the Etihad on Saturday. Paul Natton and Dave Usher join 'Numbers' to look back on a hell of a day for the Reds, and to discuss what it could mean for the rest of the season.

The Reds are back in action this weekend after the international break, and it's a big one as they travel to league leaders Manchester City.  Will Dejan Lovren be able to adequately step into big Mama's shoes? Will Benteke start or come off the bench as he did at Stamford Bridge? Will there be a rare Daniel Sturridge sighting? 'Numbers' and Dave Usher discuss all this and more.

Dave and 'Numbers' break down the last two weeks, including wins over Chelsea and Kazan and a loss to bogey team Crystal Palace. Also covered is the whole 'leaving early' issue. Who's to blame, the fans, the club or both? 

Numbers and Dave break down another eventful week for the Redmen. After a draw with Southampton and a win over Bournemouth, Chelsea are now in Jurgen Klopp's sights. 

TLW Editor Dave Usher joins 'Numbers' to recap the Spurs and Kazan draws and to look ahead to Sunday's clash with Southampton at Anfield.

A lot has happened since the last show a little over a week ago. We recap the Merseyside derby and the aftermath that saw Brendan Rodgers sacked, and also look to the future and discuss the arrival of Jurgen Klopp.

Daniel Sturridge was back in the goals at the weekend as the Reds beat Aston Villa 3-2. TLW Editor Dave Usher joins your host 'Numbers' to break down the Villa game and also look ahead to FC Sion and the Merseyside Derby this weekend. Is Emre Can getting it done in a back three or should he be replaced by Joe Gomez? Is Danny Ings the Poundland Suarez? Is Benteke going to have a problem getting back in? All this and more is covered, so give it a listen.

Another disappointing result for the Reds but there were some signs of life in the performance at least, not least from Danny Ings and Alberto Moreno.  Join Numbers and Dave Usher as they break down the 1-1 with Norwich and look ahead to Carlisle.

Brendan Rodgers, Louis Van Gaal and Roberto Martinez all feature this week, as well as Jose Mourinho who maintained his ever present record in WOTW this season. Did the winner come from that quartet or were they pipped at the post by someone else? Tune in to find out.

Numbers and Dave break down a decent performance from a makeshift Reds' side in France, and also look ahead to Sunday's home clash with Norwich. Will Mamadou Sakho retain his place after his fine showing against Bordeaux? Has Adam Lallana played his way back in with that excellent goal? Are we seeing the full time return of three at the back? All this and more are covered, so give it a listen. 

Former Reds striker Erik Meijer checks in with us to talk about his brief but eventful time at the club between 1999-2000. Affectionately dubbed "Mad Erik" by the Kop, the big Dutchman relished every second he spent in the Red shirt of the club he followed as a boy. We chat with him about his Anfield career, Gerard Houllier, competing with Fowler, Owen and Heskey and of course that night on the ale with fans in Dortmund.

TLW Editor Dave Usher joins 'Numbers' to break down another bitterly disappointing performance from the Reds, as they crashed to a 3-1 defeat at Old Trafford. The defence let in three for the second game in a row, the midfield didn't function once more and aside from one brilliant Benteke strike the attack was toothless again. Another bad day at the office.