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

inside track on Liverpool FC's next opponents. We might be two weeks into September and without the Reds having kicked

up ball but thankfully that comes to an end today. Yergenclops men run out at

lunchtime at Anfield as the Premier League action returns after international break with Newcastle United the visitors.

This is behind enemy lines, I'm Guy Clark, and it's where we get the lowdown on Liverpool's next opponents.

In the firing line today is the Magpies, freshly under the stewardship of Steve Bruce,

following the summer departure of Raffa Benitez. We will of course be touching on that. The ownership

struggle involving Mike Ashley Ashley and which players could

perhaps cause any threats to the Reds. Of course we'll be back after the game

later as well with postgame bringing you instant reaction from our team at

Anfield, Yergen Club's press conference and of course you you is Andrew

thanks for joining us

first things first how are you keeping

not too bad thank you it's it's been a long week with no domestic football

but glad to be getting back to us.

And obviously the start of the season so far for Newcastle United.

One win in the five games in all competitions so far.

What is the mood like up on time side right now?

It's difficult really to pinpoint because obviously Steve Bruce has come in and he's replaced

rough up and he is, you know, your listeners will know what kind of

respects he commands and it was always going to be tough I think regardless, you

know who was going to come in it could have been Josie Mureen. I'm not really sure that would have calmed the fire and

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