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

Welcome along to the latest Blood Red Podcast from the Liverpool Echo. I'm your host Matt Addison with Sean Bradbury and Davyton I believe Charlotte Coates both with me to talk Newcastle United and Tottenham Hot Square plus all the latest on the situation of the Premier League

and whether or not the matches that have not yet been postponed might be in the next few days.

We are recording this live on YouTube so if you do want to ask any questions,

stick those into the

comments section as we go and if there are any good ones at the end of the show we

will come to those and try and give you our answers as best we can.

Let's start though Sean with the game against Newcastle which happened last night. I believe you were there like myself it was relatively comfortable at a John Joe Shelby Screamer aside. Is that a fair assessment of the game do you think?

Yeah, I'd say so, yeah.

I think when I first came out, kind of thought it was quite an ordinary game,

but peppered with a few extraordinary moments.

But to be honest that the more

reflected on it the more impressive I think it seems in retrospect and I think a big

part of that is is the enforced changes and you know that the fact that

Coop did admit in the afterwards that I think he said two of the guys who had the COVID issues would have started so presuming by that he's talking for Bino and Van Dyke you know you wouldn't have thought it would be anything different than that and I just

think that in hindsight puts a bit of a different complexion on it you know because

you've got your standard number six Henderson who is still good in that position obviously you

know he's done it many many time to

Liverpool but I think you really this season you've seen the differences

and deficiencies when he's there compared to for Bino and you've seen how good he is

further forward in that number of position.

So that made the difference.

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