Blood Red: Debunking the Mohamed Salah myths and what's next for Daniel Sturridge

Blood Red: The Liverpool FC Podcast

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4.4 • 979 Ratings

🗓️ 19 September 2018

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

It was a special night, so it is only right that we mark the thrilling 3-2 win over Paris Saint-Germain with a special, impromptu edition of our Blood Red podcast.James Pearce joins Paul Gorst and host Joe Rimmer to assess and analyse a superb victory that underlined why the Reds are now considered one of the top teams on the continent once again.There is plenty of praise for Trent Alexander-Arnold, Andy Robertson and, particularly, the indefatigable James Milner.There is also a discussion about the form and mood of Mohamed Salah. But while things are not quite yet clicking into place for Liverpool’s star man, Daniel Sturridge looks a player reborn, and James, Paul and Joe wonder what lies in store for the striker after his goal against PSG. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is the Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo, giving you the inside track on all the big talking points from Anfield.
0:08.0	Hello there and welcome to an impromptu episode of the Blood Red Podcast with me Joe Rimmer. I'm here today to discuss a brilliant
0:15.5	thrilling win at Amfield last night over PSG and it is a bit of a mini podcast today and not just
0:20.9	because James Pierce is here. We've also got tall
0:23.2	Paul Gost joining me to discuss the game. James we'll start with you you were
0:27.1	there last night. Where does that rank alongside great European Knights
0:32.3	especially for Group Games, because it felt like it was just a special
0:37.4	night all round, did it?
0:38.4	Yeah, I think in terms of Group Games, it has to be absolutely right up there. I think, you know, of course you have to factor
0:45.1	into the night what was at stake and it was only three points and getting a group campaign
0:51.6	off to a winning start. but I thought in terms of the
0:54.8	actual performance level that was as good as anything that we produced on route
1:00.1	to Kiev last the season I mean cops spoke about it in the build up this is a
1:04.7	PSG team built to win the Champions League you think they had 400 million
1:09.5	pounds worth of firepower in that three-man front line.
1:13.9	It was just a massively impressive performance.
1:17.0	It wasn't a backs-to-the-wall job.
1:19.2	It wasn't, Liverpool weren't lucky, of course, they made it a lot harder than it should have been
1:24.9	with with the way in which they relinquish that two-gold lead and then for Famino to provide the
1:30.5	the dramatic finale but yeah it would have been an absolute
1:34.4	travesty if Liverpool hadn't won that game because they were better than PSG in
1:38.8	in all departments I thought defensively they they coped magnificently with Neymar Kavani and Bape.
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