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

Hello and welcome to the Liverpool Blood Red Podcast.

Loes to talk about today. I'm Connor Dunn, well I'm Connor Dunn, every day actually.

But I'm your host for today, I should have said. And joining me is Ian Doyle. How are you?

I'm Ian Doyle and I am Ian Doyle every day. Yes, I'm fine, yourself.

I'm very old thinking I'm still Connor Dunn.

I'm not going to make that joke, because you know...

This is Kibro-Neil, it's my right? And how are you, Kiva?

Kiva, yeah, good. Kiva or quaver. Kiva they'll be rude.

Kiva. I wasn't on that said it first. Anyway I digress. Liverpool beat Burnley 3-0 at the

weekend and to be honest it was a ruthlessly professional performance probably

one of the best I've seen from Liverpool in a while.

Ian what did you make of it?

Yeah it was wasn't it?

I mean Bernley's been one of those grounds that not just Liverpool but other teams have gone to in recent years

and found it a bit difficult although I think as we said in the in the podcast before the game

actually Bernie's home record against the top six is not brilliant but teams don't go there and knock them over two or three or four nill

Liverpool three nill could have been more had more chances just from the very early stages

were Burnley you know that we know the way they like to play with Ashley Barnes and Chris Wood longballs up there, not always long balls, but you know, they're both strong strikers, make the most of their strengths, you know, look to hit them as often as possible and as soon as Liverpool

realized well Virgil Van Dyke's got this, Joel Matips got this, the pair of them

were feeding off each other just knocking the ball away all day and

Burnley created you know next to nothing in Liverpool then well not being

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