Liam Tharme

London, England

About Liam

Liam Tharme is a British football journalist and podcaster. He has worked for various media outlets, including The Guardian and The Independent. Liam is known for his expertise on football tactics and his ability to analyze complex matches. He has also written several books on football and has a large following on social media.

Associated Podcasts

The Totally Football Show with James Richardson

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Recent Appearances

Can Liverpool sink any lower? How high can Arsenal fly?

The Totally Football Show with James Richardson•Nov 27, 2025•51:47•host

Liverpool + City back on song but impenetrable Arsenal go 6 points clear

The Totally Football Show with James Richardson•Nov 3, 2025•1:05:26•host

Liam Tharme

About Liam

Associated Podcasts

The Totally Football Show with James Richardson

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Recent Appearances

Can Liverpool sink any lower? How high can Arsenal fly?

Liverpool + City back on song but impenetrable Arsenal go 6 points clear

Key Topics

Ekitike's Liverpool run riot + can Arsenal halt Palace's relentless attack?

PSG stun Barca, plus a big weekend for Liverpool, Man City & Amorim

Can Palace beat Man City in the FA Cup final? Can Newcastle beat Arsenal yet again?

Are Arsenal now Champions League favourites? And can Villa stop rampant Newcastle?

Man City humbled by Mbappé’s Real Madrid - next up leaders Liverpool

Man United v Chelsea and Newcastle v Arsenal headline Premier League weekend

How will Man City cope without Rodri? And are Friedkin a good thing for Everton?

Will Villa do damage to Arsenal again? Plus Hürzeler’s Brighton and Chelsea’s transfers

Belgium bounce back as Portugal cruise into the knockouts

Arsenal show their personality, with Son, Ferguson and Sancho also in the headlines

The Manchester cup final is coming, Man City Arsenal is here and Spurs are sinking fast

Brighton best Liverpool again and Dyche rocks up at Everton

Brazil blitz South Korea as Croatia creak past Japan

Saudi Arabia enjoy their greatest day - can Canada follow suit?