This is the Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo, giving you the inside track on all the big talking points from Anfield.

It's the Blood Red Podcast courtesy of the Liverpool Echo Echo I'm Guy Clark.

Welcome along.

Heroic Henderson Club Captain, one of the Five Reds captains

to lift the European Cup, who this week celebrates

10 years at a Liverpool player.

But he's had his critics along the way, even this weekend, Roy Keene questioning

his selection for Euro 2020. We'll be getting into that, setting the record straight, and looking

back through some of Henderson's best moments here on Blood Red.

Here to do that, we have our Liverpool correspondent, Paul Horst,

our chief Liverpool writer Ian Doyle, and Bloodred's Matt Addison.

Gentlemen, I hope you're all well.

Korsi, I'll come to you and well, it's beyond doubt these days, isn't it? Jordan Henderson, an absolute legend of Liverpool Football Club in the modern era, albeit as I said before, he has had criticism along the way.

Yeah, he has.

And to be fair, I think he's at a point now where people are still,

people made an opinion of him 10 years ago and they're still kind of sticking with that.

You know, people who don't really think that he's the top midfield player in the Premier League

are still going off something that was formed in their minds 10 years ago.

I think what he's done over the last,

particularly the last three or four years at the pool

has just taken into it's a legendary status

and he's a true football, you know, he's a true

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