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Liverpool 0-1 Arsenal | Premier League Player Ratings Show

The Redmen TV - Liverpool FC Podcast

November 1, 2026

Ste is here reacting to your player ratings on the Fanalysis app following Liverpool 0-1 Arsenal in the Premier League. Hosted on Acast.

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Before we get into the podcast, I want to let you know that you can get even more from The Redmen TV with a subscription to Redmen Plus. You can get loads of extra content, plus all of our usual free content, completely ad free, both in video and podcast form. Right now, you can get your first month of a monthly captain subscription for just one pound, or if you want to join us for the year, you can get a yearly captain subscription for half price. Simply download the Redmen Plus app and subscribe today. Right, I hope you enjoy this show. Hey, everyone, welcome to The Redmen TV. This is the player rating show after Liverpool's 1-0 defeat to Arsenal thanks to our good friends at Fanalysis. We are using their app today. I've you guys have been rating all the Liverpool players from to 100 in terms of their performances. But before we start on the players, good thing about Fanalysis, it isn't just the players you can rate, you can do the managers, and you can also do the referees. Andy Madley was given 18 out of 100 rating by Liverpool supporters, Arsenal supporters. Surprisingly, he gave him 49 What I would say, you can see there, for Andy Madley, see Stuart Atwell VAR as well. Listen, I do not want to sound sour grapes, because I genuinely mean this. I hate Arsenal's antics, I hate what they get away with, and I hate what referees let them get away with, but they are exceptional defensively. They hit Liverpool with a bit of a cheap goal, we'll talk about later from a Liverpool point of view, and then they defended so, so well, but they were definitely aided by a referee who constantly fell for all the little jumps on the floor and their fouls, that they know what they're trying to do. Just any contact, Gabriel's on the floor, here the guy's on the floor, and most importantly, Liverpool didn't get a penalty because he sacked, didn't jump on the floor. He was clearly pulled and it should have been a penalty all day long. He probably would have scored that header if it weren't for the share pulled by Timber, not given, maybe because he doesn't make the most of it, and then, second half, they're just jumping on the floor, foul, foul, foul, and in the end, actually Alexis McArthur does the same thing. He tries to get mad away, he sends off. I don't like seeing Alexis do it. I don't think he should be doing that at all. When Jeremy Jacquet went down, he made sure he'd been headbutted and then made the most of it. It wasn't great, but I kind of get it with McArthur, he just jumped on the floor, he shouldn't be doing it. But I think by that point, Liverpool were just so fed up with a terrible officiating performance that they felt like they had no choice.

So I want to get that out of the way first. All the context coming on to the fact that fantastic Arsenal defensively performance, Liverpool weren't great, I go back to it in terms of attack and sense, but I think the referee falling for all their antics, and they're not given, and in particular, they are not given a stonewall penalty, rarely, rarely, rarely, rarely, rarely, rarely, really hurt Liverpool. It probably should have been a nil-nil game, one-all, if we had that penalty, I think Liverpool, I mean, you had Bacchus to score it, given Issa home of Calais to take it, both excellent penalty takers. So I think Andy Magli definitely helped Arsenal for this little stop-start, buying everything that they did, but also the VAR let Liverpool down. If Magli didn't see that one, I would kind of understand it in a crowded box.

But yeah, the VAR really should help them. Even when you've got Arsenal, one of Arsenal's greatest ever strikers, Ian Wright saying it was a penalty, and maybe having to go at Issa for not going down. That's because he watches Arsenal players go down every week. It was a joke. So that was the referee done straight away. Again, credit to Arsenal for their defensive performance. When they're not rolling around on the floor and making clowns and trying to buy files and all that nonsense, their shape is excellent and they are so committed to getting in front of the ball and winning headers and blocks and tackles. They've got a good goalkeeper, although he wasn't tested enough today. So I want to get all out of the way first.

Let's rate the Liverpool players. Then we'll say I'm going to rate you guys have been rating them over on the Fanalysis app. We'll just go back to the front. Alison Becker gets a 59 rating.

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