This is the Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo, giving you the inside track on all the big talking points from Anfield.

They say you have to be mad to be a goalkeeper, or Liverpool's goalkeeping situation will certainly be driving

the urban clock mad so far this season. From injuries and goalkeeper howlors to shop transfers and

penalty shootout aerics, it's been a stark cry from last season's stability between the sticks

and field.

With Allison currently sidelined, Simon Ming the lady joined past as New in Belgium, and

Andy Lonergan adjusting to the new surroundings on Mersey side.

The old squires go up with one formal former Liverpool Shotstopper who knows all about

the highs and lows of protecting golf for the Reds. Adam Bogdan is currently a free agent

following his release from Liverpool earlier this summer and while he's keeping fit

waiting for the right offer back in his native

Budapest, he's been an interesting observer from afar following his former sides during the opening weeks of the season.

Opening up on his time on Merseys, the Hungarian spills the beans on his move to Anfield,

Brendan Rogers sacking just months after he brought Brock down to the club,

and on Yogan Club's arrival and how he took loveball from mid-table obscurity to European champions.

It gives his view on Mauricee's 2018 Champions League final performance, calling upon his own experiences of making mistakes when the whole of poor fan base was

watching and just how hard it is as a

goalkeeper when you have to play when suffering from concussion. And he also

shares what it was like training at Melwood, reading the likely not so likely names

he always shone in training.

And finally, he also reveals all about Liverpool's latest signing, Andy Lonergan,

having competed with the veteran for the goalkeeping jersey at Bolton Wanderers

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