James Pearce

In this episode, James Pearce, the creator of TinyBase, discusses the platform's custom query system, persistence, and syncing integrations. They explore the challenges of data synchronization in local-first apps and the journey of crafting TinyBase while living on a boat. James also shares insights on Facebook's impact through open-source projects and the development of a local-first GitHub client on TinyBase.

James Pearce, an experienced Liverpool correspondent, and Tomás Hill López-Menchero, a La Liga expert, dive deep into Liverpool's standout Champions League win over Real Madrid. They explore how this victory might reignite Liverpool’s season, while James praises the team’s organization and intensity. Tomás discusses Real Madrid's underwhelming performance and tensions under their new coach, Xabi Alonso. The duo also highlights standout players like Conor Bradley and assesses new signings, setting the stage for a crucial upcoming clash with Manchester City.

James Pearce, an experienced football journalist, Simon Hughes, a football writer and analyst, and Andy Jones, a Liverpool-focused journalist, join in a heated discussion about Mohamed Salah's frustrations post-match. They dissect the fallout between Salah and manager Arne Slot, contemplating the implications for team morale and potential transfer rumors. The panel also critiques Liverpool's defensive errors, highlights Konaté's struggles, and assesses new striker Hugo Ekitike’s promising performance, all while bracing for the upcoming clash in Milan.

In this discussion, David Ornstein, a football correspondent for The Athletic, and James Pearce, Liverpool correspondent for The Athletic, delve into Liverpool's ambitious moves for Alexander Isak and Hugo Ekitike. They explore the fierce competition, particularly with Newcastle's interest in Ekitike, and assess the players' potential impact on Liverpool’s squad dynamics. The conversation also touches on the complex emotional aspect of transfers in light of recent tragedies, alongside Liverpool's evolving financial strategies in the challenging transfer market.

David Ornstein, a respected football correspondent, and James Pearce, Liverpool’s dedicated correspondent, dive into Liverpool's flurry of summer transfer activity, including signings of Florian Wirtz and Jeremie Frimpong. They discuss the strategic implications of these moves in the face of Premier League competition. The conversation touches on Liverpool's evolving approach to recruitment, the financial balance required, and potential future signings to address their urgent striker dilemma. Exciting insights into the club's new era emerge!

James Pearce, a Liverpool correspondent, and Adam Crafton, a seasoned football journalist, join the discussion on Alexander Isak's £130 million transfer to Liverpool. They analyze how his arrival could reshape the competitive landscape in the Premier League. The conversation also delves into Liverpool's shifting financial strategies and the emotional impact on Newcastle fans losing their star striker. Additionally, they reflect on Liverpool's impressive victory over Arsenal and the broader implications of their investment in top-tier talent.

David Ornstein, a seasoned football correspondent, shares insights on Mohamed Salah’s future at Liverpool, emphasizing the club's expectation for him to stay. James Pearce discusses Salah's recent performance and emotional reaction to being benched, while revealing the importance of his inclusion in the squad. Ahmed Walid offers an Egyptian perspective on Salah's role in AFCON and how it could impact his club situation. They explore potential transfer destinations and the tactical reasons behind Salah’s subdued influence this season.

James Pearce, a senior football journalist at The Athletic, and Andy Jones, a football reporter, dive into Hugo Ekitike's rise as Liverpool's leading striker. They discuss how this affects Alexander Isak and the team's overall dynamics. The conversation also touches on Arne Slot's tactical adjustments, particularly the diamond formation, and which players are thriving in this setup. Additionally, they reflect on the recent sentencing of Paul Doyle related to the Liverpool title parade, examining its impact on the fan community.

James Pearce, an experienced Liverpool correspondent, and Andy Jones, a club analyst, dive into Liverpool's pressing issues after their defeat to Manchester City. They dissect the PGMOL's defense of the controversial Van Dijk offside call and what it reveals about current refereeing standards. The discussion also focuses on Mohamed Salah's dip in form, the challenges faced by Florian Wirtz, and how AFCON might shape Liverpool's future tactics. Additionally, they question whether Arne Slot's system effectively accommodates a traditional number nine.

Joining Tony Evans are James Pearce, a Senior football journalist for The Athletic, and Oliver Kay, a football writer known for his analytical insights. They discuss Mohamed Salah's record-breaking impact after returning from the bench, surpassing Wayne Rooney’s goal involvement. The conversation shifts to the balance between being a Liverpool legend and leaving a true legacy, comparing Salah's achievements with club greats like Dalglish and Gerrard. They also explore Salah's community contributions, Virgil van Dijk's leadership, and the evolving tactical identity of the team.