The Rest Is Football Steven Gerrard: The Moments That Made Them
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Jan 21, 2026 The discussion revolves around Steven Gerrard's legacy as perhaps the greatest player never to win the Premier League. The hosts dive deep into his leadership during the unforgettable 2005 Champions League final comeback. They also recall iconic moments, such as his dramatic penalty at Old Trafford and the infamous slip that haunted him. Debates on whether his loyalty to Liverpool defined or limited his legacy add an intriguing layer. With heartfelt stories and comparisons to other legends, the conversation celebrates Gerrard's remarkable career.
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Complete Midfielder With Rare Range
- Steven Gerrard is described as a complete midfielder who combined defending, attacking, passing and goal scoring.
- Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer highlight his all-round ability as what set him apart in the Premier League era.
Loyalty Shaped Legacy
- Loyalty to Liverpool likely cost Gerrard additional trophies but cemented his legendary status at the club.
- The hosts debate whether staying at a boyhood club limited his honors but defined his identity and impact at Liverpool.
Istanbul Leadership Moment
- Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer recall Gerrard's leadership in the 2005 Champions League final comeback from 3-0 down to win in Istanbul.
- They credit Gerrard with driving the team and creating an extraordinary night against a superior Milan side.