Paul Gorst

Join Paul Gorst, the Liverpool Echo's full-time correspondent, and Theo Squires, a regular contributor, as they unpack the recent Liverpool loss to Chelsea. They discuss whether the defeat was deserved and how injuries and new signings have disrupted the team's rhythm. The hosts examine the recurring issue of conceding late goals, considering if it stems from mentality or structural flaws. Pundit criticism is also on the table, as they weigh its validity amid tough early fixtures, and ponder the impact of upcoming managerial decisions on the team's future.

In this discussion, Paul Gorst, a Liverpool Echo correspondent, shares his insights from an explosive seven-minute dialogue with Mohamed Salah following a draw at Leeds. They dive into the immediate fallout of Salah's comments, exploring the impact on manager Arne Slot and the team's dynamics. The conversation raises intriguing questions about Salah's motives and whether he’s being unfairly singled out among underperforming teammates. Can reconciliation happen? The implications for Liverpool's season ahead are also examined, making for a captivating listen.

Paul Gorst, Liverpool ECHO's LFC correspondent, joins for an insightful chat about Liverpool's narrow Champions League victory over Inter Milan. They discuss tactical adjustments, including the effectiveness of Joe Gomez at right-back and the importance of a compact defensive shape. The conversation shifts to the fallout from Mohamed Salah's post-match comments, scrutinizing their implications for his future and team dynamics. They also preview the upcoming match against Brighton, underscoring the need for an attacking approach to secure another win.

This week, Paul Gorst, Liverpool Echo's insightful correspondent, dives into Liverpool's recent draw with Sunderland. He discusses the impact of potential returns for Conor Bradley and evaluates Mohamed Salah's role amid concerns over the Reds' attacking form. Paul highlights the need for tactical adjustments and assesses the team's defensive lapses. The conversation wraps up with a preview of the challenging away match against Leeds United, focusing on their style of play and how Liverpool can adapt.

Paul Gorst, Liverpool FC correspondent for the Liverpool Echo, dives into the thrilling 2-1 win over Southampton. He discusses the impact of Giovanni Leone's ACL injury, which opens the door for Federico Chiesa to shine. The conversation touches on Hugo Ekitike's ill-fated red card and its implications for squad harmony. Paul praises Chiesa's recent performance and highlights the need for tactical adjustments ahead of the Crystal Palace match, weighing in on potential starting XI and midfield selection challenges.