Hello everybody and welcome to Red Men TV and your latest edition of Red Men Weekly.

My name is Dan Club and I'm here to run you through some of the best bits from Red Men Plus this week for you to catch up on.

And we begin with the Deep Dive Show where Paul this week was joined by Josh, of course.

And they had a look at who and how we could possibly even

contemplating replacing Mohammed Sala.

Hello everyone, welcome to Red Men Plus and the Deep Dive Show with me, Paul Mitchin and

Josh Williams as well.

So, I'm just going to explain what this one is.

This is what happens when Chris Pageach says he can't do the show with short notice.

And they goes, what have you got, Paul?

And I've got a concept, but actually not, and I have maybe a hypothesis, but not necessarily a conclusion.

So what I want to do is just have a general conversation around this, around the concept of replacing most Salah and maybe see if we can lay out a few threads that we can pick out.

I definitely want to do more on this in the future and I'm sure it's something that you will be covering on your substack as well, if you haven't already, had nauseam in the potentially if if Salad does move on.

So I want to start the conversation, yes, with recreating Salah in the aggregates.

The couple of places this comes from, so I've seen that you always see this whenever he has

a good season, are people going, and this is where Liverpool would be if Salah wasn't playing

or, you know, where would Liverpool be in the league?

So Football 365 did an or, you know, where would Liverpool be in the league? So Football 365 did an article.

And basically, Arsenal currently top their MVP-less Premier League table.

And what they've done is they've worked out how many points basically they would have or not have without their superstars.

So Arsenal would be on 44 points without Bukaiosaka, a 10 point drop.

Liverpool would be second in the league on 41 points, having dropped 26 without Salas contributions

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