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 edition of Ali La Rouge Podcast. I'm your host Peter Hooten and I'm joined on this

episode by Dan Kay from the Liverpool Echo, Ian Byrne from the Spi Spercly and Fans Support and Food Banks

and the second ever Tony and ever to appear on this podcast.

Henry McDonald, he's an author at Jam, and he's brought up in Belfast, because of Alan Boers,

White Boots, he supports Everton, but we'll go into more of that later.

So all things, good things coming to an end after 17 straight wins we were finally held to

withdraw by the once famous Manchester United who used to try and get out of their own

half and years gone by against Liverpool. So we never really got

going did we but it's the second successive season where United have basically parked the bus,

which is undoubtedly a back end of compliment to

Liverpool but the mentality monsters finally became human and fairly average on

Sunday never really got going did we, Dan?

No, and our record at Old Trafford isn't quite as bad as Evernon's record at Anfield, but it's not

a million miles away.

Now that wasn't that wasn't shots fired by any stretch, but

merely to illustrate that certain games, certain venues,

over a long period of time, whether it's different plays, different teams

become problematic. I think it's I think two wins in 10 years is something like

four in 25 or something like that. The room was always going to come to an end at some point, wasn't it?

Just disappointing the way of that though, wasn't it?

Yeah, the one, the main positive I took from it, I think was the fact that it was always going to end at some point.

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