Podcast appearances and mentions of Nathaniel Clyne

Nick and Ian welcome back Ferg and Lyndsey discuss our draw yesterday with Leicester. How strong was our line? What did you think of Nketiah? How did Nathaniel Clyne, were you surprised in his selection? Lyndsey also covers an upcoming bike ride for the CPFC Disabled Supporters Association, see link below for more details. Press LIKE if you enjoy this podcast! https://www.cpfcdsa.org/cycle2024/ Twitter - twitter.com/red_blue_review Facebook - facebook.com/profile.php?id=10...100063836118934 Instagram - instagram.com/red_and_blue_review You Tube - youtube.com/@theredbluereview8132/about #cpfc #epl #crystalpalacefc #Premierleague #CRYLEI #LCFC #eze #wharton #VAR https://www.justgiving.com/page/yasmin-broome-1725707165713?utm_medium=fundraising&utm_content=page%2Fyasmin-broome-1725707165713&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=pfp-share

Host Chris Beesley returns from Selhurst Park with Joe Thomas to discuss Everton's FA Cup third round controversy alongside regular guest Gavin Buckland. Everton have launched an appeal against the red card handed to Dominic Calvert-Lewin against Crystal Palace. The forward was sent off amid controversy in the FA Cup third round at Selhurst Park after referee Chris Kavanagh was ordered to review his challenge on Nathaniel Clyne. Kavanagh had seen no issue with the incident in real-time but, predictably, reversed his call once he was sent to the pitch side monitor. It was a contentious decision that has sparked outrage inside and outside the Everton camp. And while the Blues were still able to fight through the adversity and take the game to a replay it will have serious consequences for the club. Host Chris Beesley returns from Selhurst Park with Joe Thomas to discuss Everton's FA Cup third round controversy alongside regular guest Gavin Buckland. Read more here: https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/all-a... Follow us on Twitter:  / livechoefc   Facebook:  / liverpoolechoefc   Listen to our podcasts: https://open.spotify.com/show/1hQefBA... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Match review of the Caribo Cup game against Bournemouth, plus Nathaniel Clyne training with the first team. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/palacetothecorepodcast/message

Callum sits down with former England youth international Nat Wedderburn to discuss his career in the game and a range of big characters pop up throughout the episode such as Tony Pulis, Phil Jones, Nathaniel Clyne and Ricardo Fuller.

Sam Carroll is joined by Sean Bradbury, Theo Squires and Caoimhe O’Neill to discuss the latest Liverpool-related issues as the US tour draws to a close. With pre-season coming to an end, the panel discuss the need for Jurgen Klopp to dip into the transfer market with questions posed over the depth in the squad given Nathaniel Clyne’s knee injury. With the new campaign on the horizon they also share their views on the winners in pre-season, most notably Rhian Brewster, while Ryan Kent and Harry Wilson may have missed a chance to lay claim to a position in Klopp’s first team. With the Club World Cup dates confirmed for the middle of December there’s a discussion into the impact it could have on the Reds’ season - and there’s even a footnote on Everton’s designs for their new stadium planned for Bramley-Moore Dock. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Ross and James are here with today's Liverpool news, where Jurgen Klopp has put to bed the rumours of Philippe Coutinho returning to Anfield. In other news, Nathaniel Clyne will miss the rest of 2019 after sustaining an ACL injury whilst training with the squad in America Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/redmentv. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our latest tour diary from America comes direct from our reporting team's hotel - which, given the swelteringly hot temperatures outside, is probably the wisest decision. But is it the wisest decision for Sunday night's clash between Liverpool and Sevilla at Fenway Park to go-ahead? Ian Doyle and Kristian Walsh discuss that before turning their attentions to the Reds' owners FSG, for whom the second friendly of the club's stay in the States will be a particularly proud moment given where it is taking place. Fitness updates on Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Nathaniel Clyne and Bobby Duncan follow before talk turns to the fan event at the House of Blues on Saturday night that underlined why Liverpool is a unique club - and why social media plays a big part in that. And then there is the little matter of the interviews Ian and Kristian have conducted with Reds boss Jurgen Klopp, which will be going live on the Liverpool ECHO and liverpool.com sites in the coming days. But, for now, enjoy this podcast, and then enjoy the game. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Så blev preseason sparket i gang og selvom det var første træningskamp, så er der alligevel en masse at tale om. Hvilke spillere er klar til at bide sig fast på førsteholdet? Hvem skuffede? Og har Klopp fået den ønskede bredde i forsvaret? Derudover taler vi om nogle af de mest presserende transferhistorier. Kommer der til at ske noget dette vindue? Og hvad er situationen for Nathaniel Clyne og Simon Mignolet? Sidst, men ikke mindst, fortæller vi om en masse spændende arrangementer, aktiviteter og nyheder fra Redmen Family, hvor nye udgivelser, afdelinger og stamsteder ser dagens lys. I studiet: Clark James og Daniel Sichlau Tidskoder: 00:00: Kampen mod Tranmere 41:52: Transfer Centre 1:01:08: Nyheder

With Joe Rimmer on a day off and our Liverpool FC correspondent James Pearce on a scouting mission in Germany, the pack has been reshuffled for the latest Blood Red podcast with Connor Dunn and Theo Squires joining host Ian Doyle and Paul Gorst.The Reds are without a match this weekend, so the focus is firmly on Tuesday's Champions League clash with Bayern Munich at Anfield.Jurgen Klopp is set to be down to one fit and available centre-back for the last-16 first-leg showdown and Gorsty wonders whether the Liverpool manager was wrong to let a certain defender - who's not Nathaniel Clyne - leave.The panel are fairly sure who will start in the middle of the backline versus Munich but are split over the ability of one of the players in question. Taking that into account, then, which of Klopp's squad has to step up the most?Talk then turns to the Reds' Marbella training camp, the return of two attackers from long-term injury, and why the time in Spain could be crucial in getting a good result on Tuesday.The massive Premier League trip to Old Trafford follows the Bayern encounter. On paper, it looks one of Liverpool's toughest assignments left.But has Manchester United's chastening Champions League defeat to Paris Saint-Germain altered perceptions?And while United used to be the club that most rival fans did not want to see win the league, has that changed to Liverpool? And if so, why?Our second Blood Red Live event and two red-hot young strikers are then debated before the podcast finishes with the panel failing to hide their disinterest in the FA Cup. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Here's the good news.Bournemouth have never won at Anfield and they will arrive on Merseyside on the back of eight straight away defeats..But they do have current and former Liverpool players in their squad, who will no doubt be fired up, and like West Ham and Leicester before them, they do have a track record of shocking top-six sides.The Cherries proved that again recently when they beat Chelsea 4-0 at the Vitality Stadium.But it’s another thing altogether coming and getting the better of a Liverpool side, who let’s remember, will go back to the top of the with victory this afternoon, and who have not lost at home in the Premier League since April 2017.So to get the lowdown on Bournemouth, how Dominic Solanke and Nathaniel Clyne are getting on, just how good David Brooks is, and the job Eddie Howe is doing, Paul Wheelock speaks to Jason Lewis of the Bournemouth Echo.And you will then get the latest from our Liverpool FC correspondent James Pearce following Jurgen Klopp’s press conference. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The Blood Red podcast is back and James Pearce, Joe Rimmer and Connor Dunn have some myths to bust.After James gives host Ian Doyle the lowdown on the team news from inside the Liverpool camp, the panel get cracking on the importance of Nathaniel Clyne, warm weather training camps and not being in the domestic cups.And at a time when Manchester City fans would have you believe that Jurgen Klopp and the Reds are cracking under the pressure, a bit of reality does not go amiss.Not when you remember that Klopp's side will go three points clear at the top of the table with victory over Bournemouth on Saturday.The panel, however, cannot help but look to the matches that follow the visit of the Cherries to Anfield, which leads James to make a huge claim that his fellow guests agree with, but the host does not.The difference in atmosphere at the ground for Premier League and Champions League games is explained before the club's astounding annual accounts are discussed.And it would not be the Blood Red podcast without the usual team and score predictions.Enjoy! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Hosts Leanne Prescott and Tom Holmes were joined by Adam Petruccione to discuss Joe Gomez and his ongoing injury. The panel delve into the manner of his injury in light of Nathaniel Clyne's January loan and the impact it's had on Klopp's side while evaluating the PR aspect of announcements surrounding the longevity of his absence. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jurgen Klopp may be down to the bare bones but Neil Fitzmaurice can name one of his strongest squads yet for the latest edition of his superb Poetry in Motion podcast.Our Liverpool FC correspondent James Pearce - this one, not this one - is on board along with debutante Caoimhe O'Neill and with Dan Kay, who makes a welcome return to the panel.And they swiftly get stuck into the idea that, after the draws with Leicester and West Ham allowed Manchester City to go back to the top of the table on goal difference, the wheels are coming off at Anfield.There is no doubt that Klopp's side have not been at their brilliant best since the turn of the year. However, there are mitigating circumstances for that, particularly the injury problems in defence.But James insists the question shouldn't be why Liverpool allowed Nathaniel Clyne allowed to leave.The quartet also pay tribute to the one constant in the heart of the Reds' backline, debate Roberto Firmino's form, give their backing to Naby Keita, and discuss just how big a boost having Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain back fit will be - off the field, as well as on it.Talk then turns to a huge month for the club - starting with this Saturday's visit of Bournemouth to Anfield - and our second Blood Red Live event in Liverpool City Centre next Wednesday (February 13).Just five tickets remain. They cost £5 and include a free drink - and you can get yours by clicking HERE. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Our Liverpool FC correspondent James Pearce is fresh back from the London Stadium and he joins host Joe Rimmer, Paul Gorst and Caoimhe O'Neill for the first Blood Red podcast of the week.James looks back on what he believes was the worst performance of table-topping Liverpool's season so far and, given the 1-1 draw at West Ham followed another at home to Leicester, he wonders whether it is time to be concerned.Gorsty was concerned by Roberto Firmino's display against the Hammers and believes it highlighted the paucity of attacking options at Jurgen Klopp's disposal.The Liverpool manager is certainly short of bodies at the back and Joe attempts to get to the bottom of the 'problem' in defence.Is it because certain players aren't good enough? Who in particular has been badly missed? And why was Nathaniel Clyne allowed to leave?James answers that latter question and whether he is still worried by Naby Keita.But, with the Reds still three points clear at the top, is everyone being too negative? Caoimhe thinks so.Spirits will certainly be lifted if Everton do their neighbours a favour and beat Manchester City at Goodison on Wednesday.But do the panel think the Blues can do that?The silence is deafening... For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

On this week's PL Preview Pod Hari Sethi and guests return to discuss the Reds returning to the top of the table following their 3-1 win over a beleaguered Manchester Utd. A result that proved to be the final nail in the coffin of Jose Mourinho's spell as Utd boss. Joining Hari on the pod this week are football writer for Mirror Sport, Alex Richards and AI Tactics guru Hamzah Khalique-Loonat- Fabinho's best performance to date? - Super-Sub Shaqiri showcases Reds' improved depth- The return of Nathaniel Clyne. Will he now rotate with TAA? All this and more on the #PLPreview See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, the guys talk our Carabao Cup Third Round trip to Everton followed by our home disappointment to Chelsea. They also discuss the upcoming International games and preview Bournemouth . The Moscow Mush issues another chant challenge and Ray gives the result of the Right Back poll between Jason Dodd and Nathaniel Clyne

Pat and Phil tackle the international break, the character assassination of Emre Can, the possible return of Nathaniel Clyne, the absurdity that is Roy Hodgson and a preview of Liverpool-Crystal Palace. Pat drinks Brexit from a glass

Regular podcast host and seasoned campaigner Ian Doyle is joined by ECHO triumvirate Kristian Walsh, Joe Rimmer and Dan Kay to ponder  the international break, links with Timo Werner, the Thomas Lemar situation, what to do with Emre Can, a possible return for Nathaniel Clyne and what Ian Wright would order at KFC.Also includes mention of Philipp Degen. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Regular host and long-time journalist Ian Doyle is joined by LFC editor Andy Kelly and ECHO scribes Kristian Walsh and Joe Rimmer to look back on the weekend win over West Ham United, discuss Liverpool's top-four challenge, welcome back Nathaniel Clyne, talk about Champions League hopes and express a slight worry about Virgil van Dijk.Warning: includes mention of Piers Morgan. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The Knittel brothers discuss Arsenal's transfer window, MLS roster drama, an MLS v Liga MX Champion playoff, and more. Watch us on YouTube here: bit.ly/2mQpO46 And check out our other YouTube channel here: bit.ly/2m4Yy0p Stories discussed this episode: Segment 1 - Ozil resigned with Arsenal (twitter.com/bbcsport_david/stat…/958674358091894784) - Auba to Arsenal, Bats to Dortmund, Giroud to Chelsea (www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/…g-a3754216.html) - LAFC partnered with YouTube to broadcast their matches (www.sporttechie.com/lafc-youtube-tv…-us-pro-sports/) Segment 2 - Jack Harrison to Man City - then loaned out to Middlesbrough (www.mlssoccer.com/post/2018/01/30/…ons-move-england) - MLS preseason roster drama with Lee Nguyen (www.mlssoccer.com/post/2018/01/26/…esire-leave-revs) & Cyle Larin (www.espn.com/soccer/orlando-cit…tas-for-cyle-larin) Segment 3 - MLS Champion vs Liga MX Champion match (www.washingtonpost.com/news/soccer-i….33b29454fba1) - Geoff Cameron said Bruce Arena is the reason the US didn't qualify for the World Cup (www.nytimes.com/2018/01/31/sports…llection%2Fsoccer) Other items mentioned - Nathaniel Clyne disrespected on TV (www.fourfourtwo.com/features/liverp…reality-tv-show) - US Soccer presidential election next Saturday, February 10 (www.socceramerica.com/publications/a…e-candida.html)

The Kopcast team of Dave Caren, Dave Dunning, and Neil Patterson preview Liverpool's game with Southampton. They ask whether Dejan Lovren should start, discuss Adam Lallana's return, and Nathaniel Clyne's injury.

The Kopcast team of Dave Caren, Dave Dunning, and Neil Patterson preview Liverpool's game with Southampton. They ask whether Dejan Lovren should start, discuss Adam Lallana's return, and Nathaniel Clyne's injury.

Co-hosts Leanne Prescott and Tom Holmes were joined by Ash to discuss his recent article on Liverpool's turn of form since suffering defeat at Wembley against Tottenham Hotspur. The panel also discuss Loui Connor's article on the plethora of attacking options Jurgen Klopp will have at his disposal once Lallana and Coutinho return - and precisely how the German can look to utilise them. Lastly, the focus turned to Nathaniel Clyne and recent news of his surgery following a long-term injury. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Long-time football writer Ian Doyle is joined by LFC editor Andy Kelly and ECHO journalists Kristian Walsh and Joe Rimmer to discuss the international break, Nathaniel Clyne's injury setback, Jurgen Klopp's rotation issue and a strangely (to Kristian) busy fixture schedule.Also features Andy getting a little bit smug. And Ian having a go at Sweden. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Trevor Downey narrates Henry's latest looking at how Liverpool FC are missing Nathaniel Clyne. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ian Doyle is joined by ECHO reporters Neil Jones and Kristian Walsh to look back on the international break (no, it's interesting really, come back!), talk all things Philippe Coutinho and debate the Nathaniel Clyne situation.Oh, and Brendan Rodgers gets a mention too. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Trevor Downey narrates Henry's article asking whether this season is make or break for Clyne at Liverpool. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Co-hosts Leanne Prescott and Tom Holmes took an in-depth look at some of the most recent articles on the AI site, including Karl Coppack's article on Daniel Sturridge and why the striker could still have a future beyond the summer. Also discussed is Andy Wales' article on Nathaniel Clyne and his recent critics along with Trevor Downey's piece on the clear signs of progression under Klopp. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Trevor Downey narrates Andy Wales' article defending Nathaniel Clyne. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In a week where Manchester United managed to extend their unbeaten run to rise to exactly the same position in the league, we’re here to overspend the budget that is the world of football. As one of the most underappreciated podcasts of all time, it’s fitting that we’re talking about players who are underrated. Presumably, however, for these players, being underappreciated doesn’t mean scouring audioboom analytics trying to persuade themselves that there are signs of sentient life out there. We’re focussing on the Premier League – yes… that’s right… the league where almost everyone is overrated. That’s just how we roll. Chris Wagner has been described by some of the Paddys on this podcast as being ‘very reasonable’… however, the majority of us still think he looks like Chris Brunt. He’s back this week to wow us with interesting nuggets of information about transport law. Ceylon’s also back this week. Any chance to talk about how Nathaniel Clyne is going to be the best wing back in the world and she’s there. Patrick is here: Ireland’s answer to the question ‘who has looked into the abyss and seen it staring back at him?’. He’s here to talk about Lukaku without offering the reasoning behind his unhealthy obsession with him. Useful. Jon’s Organised Fun this week. Kind of. If you kind of squint a bit. And try not to focus on it too much. All this and more beside in this week’s episode of A Team of John O’Sheas….

Five Year Plan Fanzine's online editor and all-round academy expert Matt Woosnam joined Ian Hart, James O'Reilly and Keith Jeffcoat on the Old-One Two to review the respective seasons of Palace's U21 development and U18 squads, after both sides narrowly missed out on the play-offs. He also highlighted the U21 stars who could be the next players to follow in the footsteps of Jonny Williams, Wilfried Zaha and Nathaniel Clyne.

Joining Wrighty & Stoney on Rock n Roll Football - Southampton defender Nathaniel Clyne, former Villa striker Dion Dublin and Arsenal star Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.