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

inside track on Liverpool FC's next opponents.

Almost five months on from beating Tottenham to Nilo Madrid. components. who since that night under the Spanish stars are very much headed down different paths.

I'm Guy Clark and this is the Behind Enemy Lines podcast here on Blood Red.

And our offering today of course centres around this afternoon's action at Anfield.

Muritio Pochtino's Tottenham with just three wins from their opening nine Premier League games

make the journey north with both sides having recorded midweek wins in the Champions League.

Well coming up we'll explore why things are fallen away for spurs,

how Pottetino look to get them back on their path to success,

and why their record at Anfield is so dreadful.

Well, joining me to do all of that and more is the... why their record at Anfield is so dreadful.

Well, joining me to do all of that and more

is the voice of the Tottenham Hot Spurs Stadium, Paul Coit.

Paul thanks for your time.

And, well, this season hasn't quite gone to plan for spurs so far has it?

No, it hasn't really to be honest with you.

You know, we thought we'd hit the ground running at the end of last season.

Of course, with Madrid, I can't remember who we did playing that finally. I always do. I get a little lost there, but yeah, it's just a bit a bad start. You know, I think there's a lot of Spurs fans still trying to put the finger on exactly what the problems being and

actually hopeful that it's going to come to an end.

And I suppose ever since the final whistle blue in Madrid the two sides have been sort of on

different paths spurs through the summer trying to keep hold of the best players

whilst Liverpool fans really demanding that the club spend Big but deciding not

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