This is the Ali La Rouge Podcast on the Blood Red channel, bringing you the view from the

terraces at Liverpool FC.

Welcome to another episode of Ali La Rouge joining me today at Atkinson Stanley's

manager John Coleman and making their debuts Liverpool season ticket older Paul

Taylor and lifelong Everton fan Jimmy Clark who's going to give us

unbiased reaction to the Conservation Derby match. So the match took place last Saturday, let's say it wasn't a classic, was a ball?

Maybe that was because of R12 kickoff or maybe that was because Sean Dice was pretending he was a barely manager still?

John, what you do?

I think the R12, Kirchhoff is, it's in their end now.

And you know, it's good for me really because I get to watch it

before our game so you know it's it's really good for me I like them but I always fear

for them even going back to the start of last season you know

only percent record this season yes I know I've gathered that yeah but it's still I have

engaged in it so I don't think we play our best.

I think the Darby games are played in Jarty. They do always have been the only

with Bobby. I don't think you can play your true game in it. It's got the record for the most sending-offs in any fix, which is quite understandable.

A lot of get made about the sending off.

I thought as a young for the experience

should be wise enough to know not to throw himself in again for the second one.

I think canati should have been set off.

Because he's wrong and then players that, you know,

once he got Booth, I think it would have been wise to take him off.

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