It’s Champions League final week, and Ken is en route to Kiev. He reports live from Munich, as he prepares to travel eastward… but not before shocking Eoin with some breaking news on the Iron Curtain.

The history of Liverpool as a city is bound up with Ireland, with music, with football, and with the labour movement. Journalist Tony Evans is bound up in all of those, and he’s written a book about the city of Liverpool in the 198o’s, when it’s two football teams were the best in England, and the city was on the brink of war with Maggie Thatcher’s Tory government.

 

Plus there’s Liverpool nice guys, Ken’s reaction to the imminent appointment of Unai Emery as Arsenal manager, why Wenger dragging his heels killed their chances of getting the right man for the job, and its that man again – Diego Torres – who explains why this is the easiest of all Real Madrid’s 15 European Cup finals.

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