5times' Podcast

Jason McAteer is joined on this show by his former Republic of Ireland team mate John Aldridge and ex Reds boss Roy Evans as they discuss the mini-revival of Liverpool, and the hopes of making it last. They tackle the un-easy issue of Steven Gerrard’s future at Liverpool, the impact of Lucas and Kolo Toure on recent results and the test this weekend at home to Sunderland.

Ian St John is joined by Jan Molby and Mark Wright to discuss the fresh injury nightmare facing Liverpool and Daniel Sturridge. In what is a massive week for the club in the Premier League and Champions League they also tackle the pressure facing Brendan Rodgers and the recent comments of former manager Rafa Benitez.

Jason McAteer is joined by Jim Beglin and his former room-mate Tony Warner as they discuss the defeat to Chelsea, Everton's chances of taking points off Manchester City before the Reds travel to Palace and the story so far. The lads talk about summer transfer targets and the turnaround of Luis Suarez.

Jason McAteer hosts this weeks podcast from the front seat of Jan Molby's car with Robbie Fowler in the back.They discuss Norwich, Chelsea, David Moyes and summer targets.

The 5times Podcast comes from Melwood this week as Alan Kennedy, Roy Evans and John Aldridge discuss the massive win over Manchester City and another titanic occasion at Norwich this weekend. Also guesting on the show, Jan Molby, Ronnie Whelan, Rob Jones and Michael Thomas as they prepare for their own sell-out occasion at Anfield on Monday in the Celebration of the 96.

The 5times Podcast comes from Melwood this week as Jason McAteer is joined by Jan Molby, Ronnie Whelan and Alan Kennedy as they discuss the win over West Ham and the massive test in wait this weekend at home to Manchester City. Can they still win it? The lads are in confident mood.

Jason McAteer returns to the hotseat and is joined by the 60s goal machine Ian St John and former gaffer Roy Evans as they discuss the growing title appetite at Anfield as the last six games close in. They look back at Spurs and preview the trip to Upton Park, the boys also discuss the prospect of Liverpool and Everton leapfrogging City and United at the end of the campaign.

Ian St John returns to the podcast with Ian Callaghan and Alan Kennedy as they discuss the win over Sunderland, this weekends game with Spurs and whether they are edging closer to that illusive Premier League title.

Jason McAteer is joined by Jan Molby and Mark Wright as the assess Liverpool’s title hopes after the sensational win at Old Trafford on Sunday. Also on the agenda, the future of Brendan Rodgers and Luis Suarez and a potentially tricky trip to South Wales this weekend.

Join the 5times trio Jason McAteer, Phil Neal and Ian St John as they look ahead to the first of 10 cup finals for the Reds at Old Trafford. They tackle the popularity debate around Daniel Sturridge, decide which players, if any, from United would get in Liverpool's team - and preview the Hillsborough memorial game taking place at Anfield in April.

Ian St John brings the former Liverpool players back after their winter break on Sturridge, Suarez, title aspirations, full backs and the Liverpool owner John W Henry. He's joined by Alan Kennedy, David Fairclough and Michael Thomas.

Ian St John is joined by John Aldridge and Ronnie Whelan as they preview another huge game at Fulham, and discuss the growing expectation about a potential return of the title that has eluded us for so long.

The Saint is joined by Phil Neal and Howard Gayle this week to discuss the lunchtime game with Arsenal, our chances in the FA Cup, the revitalised Raheem Sterling, Tony Hateley and whether Brendan Rodgers was right to concede the title challenge.

Jason McAteer, Roy Evans and Alan Kennedy discuss another Liverpool victory in the Merseyside derby and ask whether Brendan Rodgers has been given the backing he deserves in the transfer market.

The FA Cup tie at Bournemouth and the Merseyside derby up for discussion this week as the lads get stuck into the January transfer window requirements, Steven Gerrard, Juan Mata and Philippe Coutinho.