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Simon Hughes

Another regular contributor to Walk On, providing in-depth analysis and discussion on Liverpool Football Club for The Athletic.

Top 3 podcasts with Simon Hughes

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Jan 6, 2025 • 47min

How much is Trent distracted by Real Madrid?

Adam Crafton, a football correspondent for The Athletic, and Simon Hughes, a seasoned football journalist, dive deep into the recent Liverpool vs. Manchester United match, analyzing the surprising 2-2 draw. They discuss how Manchester United managed to disrupt Liverpool’s game plan despite being underdogs. The spotlight is on Trent Alexander-Arnold, whose contract uncertainty and links to Real Madrid raise questions about his focus and performance. The duo also examines Liverpool's tactical challenges and the broader implications for both clubs.
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Nov 25, 2024 • 45min

Will Liverpool give Salah what he wants?

James Pearce, a Liverpool writer, shares his deep understanding of the club, while Simon Hughes offers a glimpse into Mohamed Salah's intriguing life and career. Mark Carey provides insightful data analysis on Salah's performance evolution. They discuss Salah's potential contract situation, examining his vital role at Liverpool and the urgency for a resolution. The conversation also highlights Salah’s impressive statistics at 32, his shift from a goal-scorer to a playmaker, and his significant contributions that have helped Liverpool dominate the league.
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Oct 23, 2024 • 45min

Has Klopp damaged his legacy by joining Red Bull?

Seb Stafford-Bloor, The Athletic's German football correspondent, and Simon Hughes, Liverpool writer for The Athletic, dive into Jurgen Klopp's unexpected appointment as head of global soccer for Red Bull. They discuss the implications of this transition for Klopp's legacy as a football romantic. The conversation touches upon Red Bull's impact on football culture, fan reception, and the balance between commercialism and traditional values in the game, while contemplating how Klopp's decision may reshape his persona in football history.