Welcome to another edition of Aile Rouge. I'm your host Peter Hooten. I'm joined by regular guest Keith

Colvin, John Nicholson and Steve Monaghan, all Coxian ticket holders. I'm delighted to say, I'm joined by Ackington Stanley's manager John

Coleman as well tonight. So we're going to be discussing our opening game

against West Ham and looking forward to the Crystal Palace game. I don't know what you thought but

I was I was delighted with the display on Sunday against West Ham.

The daughter was like a throwback to the throwback to the glory years really the actual the way the

team performed and you never seen to get out to second gear and I have options all over the

pitch now the one thing that really pleased me was the strength of the bench.

The bench looked, you know, for the first time in many years the bench looked very good, you know. I mean, John, I mean,

I mean, as I mean you came into the pub afterwards and you had a few

strong opinions the thing is if we're going to challenge

land city we all think I'll be in our city going to challenge our city we all think of the city of the title. We've got to put teams like that to the show and that's some disrespect to West Bank.

But you know Liverpool didn't take points off teams you were relegated last year at

on field and on fields but boards didn't take enough points

on.

And if we're going to do that, if we're going to be successful, these are the games we've got to win,

you know, we had no problem at Man City, clearly.

I know we lost the game a lot of me from home.

We won the next day times you played them and we've got to start beating the also runs really

if we're going to challenge.

And if it was in Patty?

So you think that, you know, it was a good performance?

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