Hello everybody. Welcome to your Blood Red podcast. I'm Andy Kelly and today I'm joined by our full-time

Liverpool reporter both Home and Away, James Pierce. I'm joined by our blog, live blog guru, Joe Rimmer, a regular.

And with clock playing as youngsters on Sunday, we followed suicide and we brought in a loan signing with Dan Matthews making his debut

Chaps were here to have a look back to Plymouth for what it's worth and I look forward

to something that is hopefully a lot more worthwhile the EFL Cup semi-final

Darn at St Mary's tomorrow night, James.

We were at the game at Anfield on on Sunday. It wasn't great. We know

you're a youngest ever team and they just weren't quite able to make them an

impact on a sort of rugged and determined Plymouth side.

Yeah, it was a struggle all around, wasn't it? I think, you know, I don't think those youngsters

would have ever played in a game quite like that

against a team that was so intent on sitting so deep and just frustrating the

opposition and I think it's difficult at any level when you know you come up

against a brick wall like that

show no ambition. I don't think that's a criticism. I certainly wouldn't

criticize Plymouth for the way they approach the game because you know I

you know they would have been probably stupid to have taken risks

especially with how much a replay or it will be worth to them financially.

It was just frustrating because I actually thought Liverpool did all right first half I quite enjoyed the first

half and it didn't quite happen but they actually worked the ball quite nicely at times they were

relatively patient I thought Trent Alexander Arnold did really well down the right

Ojo had some good little moments,

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