The Poets Les, Tom and Peter are joined tonight by Mike Wilson, we start tonights podcast discussing the Wolves proposal to EPL to scrap VAR.

Then we move on to talk about the last game of the season against Wolves, which is Jurgen Klopps last match as Liverpool manager sadly.

The Poets Les, Tom and Peter are joined by Ben Kent Jr to look back at Jurgen Klopp's last away game EPL as LFC manager, the game ended in a 3-3 draw.

Now we speak briefly about the inverted role is it worth keeping .

The Red Poets Les, Tom, and Peter look back to two major finals in may and talk of their memories of both games.

We also look forward to Mondays away game at Aston Villa, Jurgen Klopp's last away game for Liverpool Football Club.

The Poets Les, Tom and Peter are joined by Ben Kent Jr to discuss LFC's fine 4-2 win at home at Anfield against Spurs.

We also look back 50 years to the game that turned out to be Bill Shankly's last game as manager of LFC. the 1974 FA Cup Final against the lads talk about the day was like for them.

The Poets Les, Tom and Mike Wilson are joined by The Athletics James Pearce to discuss new manager Arne Slot, and LFC in general.

We also look forward to Tottenham Hotspur visting Anfield Sunday which will be Jurgen Klopp's penultimate game at Anfield.

The Poets Les, Tom and Peter are joined by Mike Wilson to talk about our 2-2 draw away at the London Stadium.

Also discuss Mo Salah.

The Poets Les, and Tom are joined by Bent Kent Jr to discuss the recent derby 2-0 defeat against Everton at Goodison Park. Our first defeat at Goodison since 2010.

We also talk about Arne Slot who looks like he is to become the next manager of LFC.

Also we look forward to our next match away at West Ham.

The Red Poets Les, Tom and Peter are joined by Mike Wilson look back at todays excellent 3-1 away win at to go back as joint leaders of EPL table with Arsenal.

We also look forward to weds night trip across Stanley Park to play neighbours Everton. Radio Merseysides Kath the Blue joins us to discuss The derby from Everton supporters view.