Kev Reilly

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The Anfield Wrap · End Of Season Review : The Anfield Wrap · 30 May 2026 podcast

And that option no longer exists for the Liverpool manager.

And as part of all of this, I think that one of the things that did is it immediately undermined Liverpool's depth.

And let's be clear, the tragedy happens in early July.

But in a very Liverpool way, Liverpool choose to stay the course.

I think they've decided that there's an amount they'll take for Diaz.

And I think they might have agreed that with Diaz.

I think there's been a desire to move Nunez on that you've seen all the way through the second half of the season because they didn't want to pay Benfica any more money.

the tragedy happens and i think in a very fenway sports group slash michael edwards slash just generally liverpool since 2010 way the attitude is with the plans the plan so we stick with the plan um and i think that this is one of the first things that we can sort of think about and get on to i think the other thing that is within this as well that i think was understated for a variety of reasons but i think the extent to which the loss of trent alexander arnold

over the course of the season I think has been has been underplayed it was actually pointed out I think it might have been by Dan Morgan on review recently or somebody that a lot of people feel I don't necessarily agree all the time but a lot of people feel Liverpool's performance diminished after the March international break last season it actually coincides with Trent not being available for a lot of games and coming off the bench it coincides with Trent not starting and I think one of the big things Liverpool miss

In this season, at the very least, is obviously the continuity of Trent Alexander-Arnold plays right back, lads.

Not any one of seven different lads that we talk about on pretty much warm-up every single week.

And then within that also is passing forwards.

it's passing forwards and I think in general in the way in which a couple of other areas you talked about the state of footy at the minute I think full-back is in general up and down the league in a little bit of crisis there's not a ton of them who you would say were sort of pure full-backs in any sort of way and then it's part of this as well where Luck plays a part for him Pong obviously literally gets injured 60 minutes into his first game when he's actually playing quite well against Bournemouth and we're 2-0 up

and then in that game I think three other lads then go on and play right back by the time that finishes and we do look like there's holes but there weren't holes on 60 minutes we'd done alright at that point so I think all of that is a big part of this but this is also what I said about Fenway and about Liverpool and the decisions they make so much of this you said gambles before and the way I keep I've sort of ended up with it is the gambles are almost just like repeatedly rolling the dice

And Liverpool just keep rolling ones.

I want to be clear about this.

That's not me letting Liverpool off the hook because they keep rolling ones.

Part of my point is there's too many gambles.

And then it means the dice metaphor doesn't entirely work because it actually increases your chances of getting some ones all the way through.

So right back is just a bit of a gamble.

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