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 Ali La Rouge, the first of 2020. I'm joined by regular guest Keith Colvin,

also the chair of the Spi de Shankly, Joe Blot and musician and Liverpool fan Kayla Mollnue who's part of the Bosch Night events.

So we keep on breaking records and we keep on winning.

I've never seen a team Mikey. Keith, have you ever seen a team Mikey. Keith have you ever seen a team Mikey?

Emba. It's a bit hard to say that because obviously playing a completely different

way and style and you know the fitness levels are completely different to what we see when we were younger.

Obviously the teams that I see when I first started growing up, when I started going to match in the late 70s, early 80s, they won ever thinking in front of them.

They didn't he piece every team put in front of them.

So in that respect, you know, they still got, obviously they're winning things and I'm sure they're going to win a lot more things this team.

So I think if they carry on progressing the way they are and they do in the next couple of years as what we've seen in the past,

you can say that, yeah? They're one of the best teams you'll ever see they are like they

they are become a red machine of me you know like Liverpool we're known back in the

day is the red machine you get a feeling that this is a red machine?

Yeah, definitely. I mean, I think we saw that in the Derby match, didn't we?

We saw that wholesale changes the team and yet the format of the match itself was exactly the same.

So that against Tottenham they just railroad to them just just was it 70% possession

in the first half just they just they love ball, but not in a boarding way, not in a just a negative way.

It's actually going forward with the ball, it's not just square passes. They know what they do,

and we've seen, you know, Trent's and Van Dyke's balls raking out to it to the left and the right so

it's an attacking way of holding a ball but they don't lose it yeah yeah

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