We Are Liverpool - Godcast

It's Liverpool and it's Robbie Fowler, how can you not enjoy.

I've watched the Milly and Digger ones and just going through the Robbo now before cooking me tea.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzbNZtxXP6g&ab_channel=LiverpoolFC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tisUWf5b-f4&ab_channel=LiverpoolFC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=af6MdV24lZI&t=169s&ab_channel=LiverpoolFC

Watched the robbo one last night its good stuff.

Binge watched all three, fookin awesome, Jimmy Milner the pianist, who would have thought ? 😁

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9ACX5Isny8&ab_channel=LiverpoolFC

Latest episode is up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9ACX5Isny8&ab_channel=LiverpoolFC

Latest episode is up.

Absolutely brilliant, wow what she has been through is incredible, unbelievable story, it is indeed a miracle she survived , I have no doubt at all that young lady will win her fight, what a inspiration she is, good luck to her.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmIf7GtOkLY&ab_channel=LiverpoolFC

Looking forward to this one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZPJPg2iX_M&ab_channel=LiverpoolFC

Robbie Keane this time round.

https://twitter.com/LFC/status/1638163979913637888

I've only watched the 1st episode.
The adds every 4 or so minutes killed it for me

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_w_dEh_9S4&ab_channel=LiverpoolFC

Surprised it's taken it them this long to get Macca on.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_w_dEh_9S4&ab_channel=LiverpoolFC

Surprised it's taken it them this long to get Macca on.

I know we never had massive success or anything with Roy Evans but flipping heck this is my fave combo, Fowler and Macca, top top players. I have fond memories from that era even though we were less successful under Roy Evans, but I always liked the manager and the football we played or tried to play even when we really should have chilled out a bit . Going to watch this now thanks. Great talent from here too, Macca I always thought if he was Brazilian people would be amazed, happened to be from here and Fowler, just an amazing striker, maybe the best ever here.


This is an afterthought but can anyone think of a better dribbler than Macca? Who we've had or really in any team, what happened to the art of dribbling the ball? I do miss it.

Watched it, ten out of ten interview that, cool. thanks dunlop.

This is an afterthought but can anyone think of a better dribbler than Macca? Who we've had or really in any team, what happened to the art of dribbling the ball? I do miss it.

Watched it, ten out of ten interview that, cool. thanks dunlop.

John Barnes wasn’t a bad dribbler .

John Barnes wasn’t a bad dribbler .

For some reason, I don't remember much about John Barnes, even though he was here for a long time even later on when we had Michael Thomas and Gerrard?
I was quite young when he was in his plomp or whatever the word is, I would have said Suarez was a top dribbler, I don't really think Mo is, he does a faint and move and is great but it's not dribbling, Mane the same but more of a dibbler than Mo Salah. Side stepping someone is a form of dribbling but all Macca ever did was like a Brazilian snake hipped sidewinder dribbling thing with end product too.
I think feint is the right word haven thought about it, not faint .

For some reason, I don't remember much about John Barnes, even though he was here for a long time even later on when we had Michael Thomas and Gerrard?
I was quite young when he was in his plomp or whatever the word is, I would have said Suarez was a top dribbler, I don't really think Mo is, he does a faint and move and is great but it's not dribbling, Mane the same but more of a dibbler than Mo Salah. Side stepping someone is a form of dribbling but all Macca ever did was like a Brazilian snake hipped sidewinder dribbling thing with end product too.
I think feint is the right word haven thought about it, not faint .

My friend  Digger was the bollox in fact he’s one of my favourite players if not for an injury playing for England which hampered him he could have been better , an awesome player as I say the guy had panache.

This is an afterthought but can anyone think of a better dribbler than Macca? Who we've had or really in any team, what happened to the art of dribbling the ball? I do miss it.

Fans of a certain vintage will say that nobody came close to Billy Liddell when it comes to dribbling. Those who grew up in the 60s will say that Peter Thompson was untouchable with the ball at his feet. Those, like me arl fella, who were lucky enough to see our best years of the 70s will put Steve Heighway in that discussion. Those who saw our great 80s teams will rightly say John Barnes.

We have had plenty of world class wingers, predominantly down the left and more workhorse like players down the right.

As for any other team, players I've seen in my lifetime that instantly spring to mind are again all left wingers. David Ginola at either Newcastle or Spurs, he'd kind of lost that spark by the time he got to Villa and Everton. Ryan Giggs, despite being a c**t of a human being and playing for United, was fantastic at dribbling with the ball. Marc Overmars was a joy to watch when he was in full flow for Arsenal. And although a diving c**t during his time at Chelsea, there's no denying Arjen Robben was another fantastic dribbler of the ball.

Fans of a certain vintage will say that nobody came close to Billy Liddell when it comes to dribbling. Those who grew up in the 60s will say that Peter Thompson was untouchable with the ball at his feet. Those, like me arl fella, who were lucky enough to see our best years of the 70s will put Steve Heighway in that discussion. Those who saw our great 80s teams will rightly say John Barnes.

We have had plenty of world class wingers, predominantly down the left and more workhorse like players down the right.

As for any other team, players I've seen in my lifetime that instantly spring to mind are again all left wingers. David Ginola at either Newcastle or Spurs, he'd kind of lost that spark by the time he got to Villa and Everton. Ryan Giggs, despite being a c**t of a human being and playing for United, was fantastic at dribbling with the ball. Marc Overmars was a joy to watch when he was in full flow for Arsenal. And although a diving c**t during his time at Chelsea, there's no denying Arjen Robben was another fantastic dribbler of the ball.

Hey lovely read, thanks, I've only just read it now, yeah I saw many of those non Liverpool players in their element, true. maybe because Macca was like a piece of spaghetti (I mean that fondly) it looked more crafty or something. Robben, like that player actually, seemed to have played for ages too, him at Munich with Ribery on the other was high octane footy. I like it.

My friend  Digger was the bollox in fact he’s one of my favourite players if not for an injury playing for England which hampered him he could have been better , an awesome player as I say the guy had panache.

maybe he didnt see this one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0jdsPZmOWM&ab_channel=WOODDDDDDDYASOCCER

maybe he didnt see this one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0jdsPZmOWM&ab_channel=WOODDDDDDDYASOCCER

Showing the Brazilians how it's done ey haha, cool, Yeah I think when Barnes was in his prime I wasn't watching all the games just keeping an ear out for results. Playing out n all that with the nippers in the neighbourhood, when I was that young I didn't watch a lot of games, more hobbies and can't even remember how much footy was broadcast back then. What a great guy to listen to as well, always like hearing him speak and his upbeat attitude. Yeah feel like I've missed out there because he's brought up so much in terms of how great a football player he was.

I wish we could back to Liverpool of the old ways !

I wish we could back to Liverpool of the old ways !

It was great growing up late 70’s early 80’s going to the games and watching some wonderful players. The game was just about the sport

It was great growing up late 70’s early 80’s going to the games and watching some wonderful players. The game was just about the sport

Too much money certainly ruining the game for a fact.

Too much money certainly ruining the game for a fact.

It certainly has - Sky and the Prem did that


We conquered Europe multiple times with teams of Brits

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJQkJCc88dI&ab_channel=LiverpoolFC

Harvey Elliott the latest to shake hands with God.

Too much money certainly ruining the game for a fact.

the game was about winning always has been at Liverpool nothing to do with "Sport". Since 1959 when Shankly came in to a shambles of a club in the old second division he brought about a winning mentality  even in training in the old 5 a side games you had to win and he built a club full of winners . When Ron Yeats the Anfield Collosus retired he opened a fish and chip shop Tommy Smith a pub but they enjoyed their football days and all the success they had as much as any multi millionaire footballer in todays game.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJf6BxnSq3c&ab_channel=LiverpoolFC

Alex Inglethorpe

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRw66qovWqg&ab_channel=LiverpoolFC

The Great Dane

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRw66qovWqg&ab_channel=LiverpoolFC

The Great Dane

The Great Dane indeed, he’s right up there with the best midfielders we’ve had, the Alonso’s, the Terry Mac’s, Jimmy Case,  Ray Kennedy’s etc, Souness, Gerrard and some bloke called Dalglish could all trip the light fantastic, they usually did,
Jan Molby was a special talent, he could do almost anything, great vision, a footballing brain, not blessed with pace but he could glide with the ball, his passing in particular was incredible, talk about eye of the needle right on the money accuracy here,

Fantastic player, and of course A Great Dane !!


YNWA

I used to talk to Jan Molby when he walked his dog past my house he was always happy to chat and talk about the current team etc . All the contacts I have had with ex players have always been very positive Jan loves it here said its the friendliest place on Earth made him feel at home from day one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRw66qovWqg&ab_channel=LiverpoolFC

The Great Dane

not watched that one yet. Love big Jan isnt it Molby.

not watched that one yet. Love big Jan isnt it Molby.

It's probably my fave one so far.

And I love how everyone has a Ronnie Moran story, just a man who encapsulates everything that is Liverpool Football Club.

It's probably my fave one so far.

And I love how everyone has a Ronnie Moran story, just a man who encapsulates everything that is Liverpool Football Club.

Probably grab a few beers and watch it over weekend.

It's probably my fave one so far.

And I love how everyone has a Ronnie Moran story, just a man who encapsulates everything that is Liverpool Football Club.

Souness has a good story about his first game . Sir Bob didnt really do tactics so when Souness asked Ronnie where he wanted him to play he told him he was the one getting the big money get on with it.