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EPISODE · Sep 13, 2026 · 21 MIN

Top Four DOUBTS as Reds Struggle AGAIN

from Anfield Agenda - Liverpool FC Podcast · host Anfield Agenda

Craig examines Liverpool’s problems from the boardroom to the pitch, beginning with his understanding of why Xabi Alonso was not appointed and the debate over a manager’s influence on recruitment. He questions the team’s mentality, rejects early-season exhaustion as an explanation and calls for greater accountability under Andoni Iraola. Florian Wirtz’s creativity remains a concern, but Craig defends his pressing and insists criticism should extend beyond one player. Dominik Szoboszlai’s body language, physicality and potential as a future captain also come under scrutiny, alongside suggestions for a midfield three and an alternative role at right back. Craig then defends Anfield’s supporters, arguing that atmosphere needs something on the pitch to ignite it. The closing top-four poll captures the uncertainty surrounding Liverpool, with most voters lacking confidence. Improvement is possible, but the message throughout is that stronger leadership, better balance and greater responsibility are needed to restore belief among the fanbase. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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