Hello and welcome to an Anfield extra special on this international week.

I'm Neil Jones and I'm joined by Andy Kelly, the Dream Team reunited after a little absence.

Andy, you okay? Yeah, I'm fine okay? Yeah I'm fine

me I'm fine stuff and I said dream theme we've got a loan signing in as well for

for this podcast and what a loan sign if people doubt our ambition as a club

and as a podcast they will not after this one.

We've got a reporter from E-SPN, the Spiegel, BT Sport, the BBC, the Guardian Sky in Germany, the author of Das Rebuth, which is a great book about German football's Renaissance and eventual World Cup win, and also of English chafusball as well which I can recommend as well.

We've got Raphael Honicstein on the line.

Rafa thanks for joining us.

Hello thank you for the very time word and your lovely intro.

Not a problem not a problem.

You couldn't not like Das Rebute

with the most perfect pun title you could ever ever have,

I think, as a book, absolutely perfect.

Thank you very much. Right, so we'll go straight into it.

We have a new book from yourself which is out next week in the shops.

We've had a copy of it sent over to our office today and the subject will be of great

interest to our listeners of course it's Yeagen Klop the book is Klop bring the

noise written by yourself raffa tell us a little bit, first of all, how long have you been working on this and where did the idea to write a book about Yeagin come from?

So the idea came quite a while ago. As soon as he was in clock for the K-M manager at Liverpool, I realized really from the first-time experience how big the interest was in him and was part of the BT sport, pre-match coverage for his first game at Spurs, but it felt like an

ethic up final day, you know, like hours and hours of year-up material. And of the

material and pretty it became pretty clear that there was tremendous interest for the book.

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