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 a

Champions performance put on for the returning crowd at Anfield.

Liverpool's Genie provides another magical display and the kids prepare for a midweek field trip all to come here on the

blood red podcast as we review the win over wolves as well as take a glance at

Wednesday's Champions League action with Mid-Yland alongside me to talk through all of

that our Liverpool correspondent Paul Gorsd Dan Kay and Matt Addison hope you're

a world gentleman I'll come to you first off Gorsely and inside Anfield on Sunday and had 2,000 friends with you.

Well I've done about friends but certainly a like mine and folks so we say. Yeah it was really good.

Just makes so much of a difference. I mean I'm looking to complain.

But covering some of these games over the last few months

particularly when they haven't had much riding on I'm thinking of towards the

back end of last season with games against Burnley and Alastin Villa and and even

this season the kind of Oak Cup game against

the Arsenal was particularly slubition and the one against Mitchell London and a lot of

it just owed so much to the fact that there were no fans there and it was just football purely for the sake of it.

But this was, as soon as you can have a walk-alone came on it, you just got a sense that this is going to be, you know, something special and even when they came

on to warm up actually first when the goalkeepers came and then when the rest of the team came

the crowd really reacted to them.

And I think the game clock mentioned it in this post-match press

compensation kind of what that meant to the team.

And it's just a special moment and a night that whoever was there won't forget in a

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