Hello and welcome to the greatest game with me, Jamie Carregor. Where each week I will

speak to a footballer or a football fan about their team, their love of football and finding

out what is their greatest game. It's the last episode of the series and there's

no better way to end it than with this one. He's won the Champions League, the Super Cup,

club world cup and of course the longer-weighted Premier League title with Liverpool and joined

this week by Andy Robertson. Andy has become one of the best left-backs in the world after

joining the Reds in 2017. Here is the greatest game with Andy Robertson.

Right, I'm delighted to say I am joined by a Liverpool legend right now, certainly in

my eyes, Andy Robertson, for the greatest game podcast. Andy, delighted that you've joined

those boots. I must say you've obviously come from humble beginnings but now you're a

fully fledged member of the typical Premier League footballer where you've said I've only

got exactly 45 minutes, you've got three press offices round yet and I cannot have 30

seconds more. Is that fair? You know I'm going to control that, Canada. You've been in

the baddest moment out of it. You know other people are going to control that. But listen,

who's not going to win this? Who's going to settle the most books? I think I'm cleared

ahead though. I think you've got back action up to there but I support both books to be

on the side. Something that's actually the same in the picture, the other day I said

you were number two and the store and Mike was just on the top and not the line but I

used to. You've got all the help of all the lads. I've been just tweeting and putting

your Instagrams out and I'll tell them how great it is. They haven't even read it out

of you. I'll put it right up for you. We'll get it out there anyway. Listen, as I said,

we haven't got long so I want to get right into it. Who was your team as a kid?

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