This is the Behind Enemy Lines podcast on the Blood Red Channel, bringing you the

inside track on Liverpool FC's next opponents.

It's Behind Enemy Lines on the Blood Red Channel, courtesy of the Liverpool Echo.

I'm Jay Clark. Welcome along. A trip to the city ground awaits for

Liverpool as Yertenclop Eise a return to Wembley for the

FA Cup semi-finals. Nottingham Forest v Liverpool a fixture for the ages

certainly for those of a certain vintage in the late 70s the two clubs

rivals on both the domestic and European fronts and joining us to look ahead to

Sunday's FA Cup Clash a pleasure to welcome former Forrest forward Gary Bertels and Gary I suppose it's pretty

fitting that you're joining us for behind enemy lines given I suppose back when you were breaking

through at Forrest you were certainly cast in the role of a

villain for Liverpool fans yeah I certainly was my debut on the Saturday against

Arsenal then Mr Clove said son you're the first name on the team sheet for the

Liverpool game and you think, well, is he winding me up because he was very good at

doing that? And sure enough I was on there and being born and bred knotting him.

It was just an absolute, you know, honor to be in that team.

They used to go in the trend trend end with my dad when I was a kid and I didn't score against Arsenal so the Liverpool test was going to be you know massive

because they were the best team in in world football

you know

domestically by a country mile I think they beat Spurs 7-1 before they played us in the first leg.

And everybody thought we'd be easy pickings, but we were resilient. And I got a tap in early in the first half and yeah had a hand in the second one and that's where I said you know to Tomo because he said to me at one nearly said one won't be enough to take back to

Anfield and when we scored the second I shouldn't have said it because I was a whipper snapper you

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