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

terraces at Liverpool FC.

Welcome to Ali Lou Rouge. I'm your host Peter Hooten and I'm joined by regulars Keith Colvin, Stephen Monaghan, John Nicholson, and a very special guest, John Coleman, the manager of Atkinson Stally. So where do we start?

It's been a fortnight since our last podcast and everything was looking fairly rosy then

but we just had two draws, one against West Gorman Newcastle and

then a defeat to Southampton but it wasn't too bad we were thinking this is

the blip this is the bad patch but the results against Bailey at home sent shock waves to the, not just a fan base, but also the football world really.

Twitter went mad last night.

Littlepool had remained unbeaten for nearly four years at home in the league,

a record-breaking run of 68 games.

So as I've beaten the writing on the war for a few weeks now and that

where's it all gone wrong? I'd start really with our special guest, John,

who's in a straight jacket at the moment of rage.

We'd be back in half a hour, a hour.

I mean, you know, that you're that these spells and sometimes you can't put your finger on it.

You know, I think the last time I was on we were saying that the good thing about Lippur is

whenever they're not playing well they always find away. All all of the sudden now they're

not finding away and a lot of these games that we've seen in the last, what three or four weeks.

We've seen them in the past. The difference was we've scored the goal and winning the game and

then it gets just under the carpet because you know you just go on you carry on that one

and that's sometimes the sign of a good size when you know sometimes they're being let's take in the season

don't forget you know the likes of the Leicester game, Chelsea or Wyden, they've been fantastic.

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