Theo Squires

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.

Theo Squires, a football journalist known for his tactical insights, and Mark Jones, a Liverpool Echo journalist, dive into Liverpool's frustrating 1-1 draw with Burnley. They discuss the missed penalty, the team's struggle to convert possession into goals, and manager Arne Slot's in-game decisions. The pair also examine the recurring issues of set-piece defending and breaking down low blocks. They ponder whether Slot is fitting for the long term and how Mohamed Salah's return could change team dynamics.

Join Ian Doyle, a Liverpool Echo journalist known for his match analysis, and Theo Squires, a fellow journalist and pundit, as they dive into Liverpool's thrilling 4-1 FA Cup victory over Barnsley. They unpack Dominik Szoboszlai's stunning opener and discuss the implications of a costly backheel mistake. The duo also debates tactical decisions, the role of young players, and thoughts on the transfer window. With insights on VAR's inconsistency and Mohamed Salah's future, the conversation blends analysis with anticipation for upcoming matches.