Okay, welcome to Al-Aruge for the Liverpool Echo and we've got a very special

addition today and it's from the fair city of Dublin and we're over here on special business

because there's no domestic football matches so we've decided to come to Dublin and

I'm joined today by Stephen Monaghan, regular guest, also special guest Ed Fitzsimmons or Simons.

Fitzsimmons from Dublin, he's a Liverpool fan. Regular guest Keith Colvin and John Nicholson and also special guest Danny Nicholson who is

involved with Boss magazine so basically you basically it's been a fantastic result against Watford recently and

Mo Salah, unbelievable four goals. But what interests me more than anything about

Mo Sala is how many songs he's got and something about the culture of Liverpool

football club I think it's amazing that he's had so many songs but also where those songs

originally from and I think from doing a bit of research I think most of them come from the boss nights that Danny Nicholson

holes in district in Liverpool. So Daniel, I mean, is that that would you say that was fair to say that

that's that's where the culture of the most Allah songs come from? I mean years

gone by it used to come from people in the cop,

you might have tried it in a pub

and then gone into the cop and it sped like wildfire.

Is that where it's coming from now these boss knights?

I think it's fair to say that a fair few of the recent

ones have come from from our nights you could have a greatest hit album for

now we're only now a month since into them actually being always poor player.

But yeah, that's been a fair feud. I think the James Sit Down one, you know,

undoubtedly came from our Knights. That's definitely a regular song that

Jamie Webster and others have played at the night and then that sort of morphed into

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