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It's the Blood Red Podcast courtesy of the Liverpool Echo. I'm Guy Clark. Welcome along. Is it time to talk? The

Gye Clark, welcome along. Is it time to talk Tiago.

Another defeat for the Reds leaves yet more questions for Yergen Klop to ponder

as the injury crisis shows no sign of letting up.

Thankfully we're still at full strength here with our Liverpool correspondent Paul Gorsden

Sean Bradbury to dissect the result at Leicester and look ahead to the return of Champions League football on

Tuesday night.

Gorsi I'll come to you first up.

How much longer is this slump going to go on for the Reds?

Oh, um, never if it goes another week, it's been a disastrous one full of the

because Champions League is coming up and then of course, Evan, Evan that I'm field,

having one there in 22 years and it's normally a home banker

for the full that has been in recent years and I think with the bizarre events that have followed the season's pattern would feel every right of

going there and winning. So it's another massive week for Liverpool and I'm going to

collapse a couple of weeks back that this run that seen them played,

Tottenham West Ham, Man City, the game yesterday and obviously the game's coming up.

You know, someone put it to him as in a make or break it and he said no but looking at it now you're thinking, yeah, it is and at the moment it looks like Liverpool

are broke. I think now the very best that he can hope for is finishing inside that top

forward and that absolutely has to be the goal now and then the Chairman's League

will probably just offer a bit of a bit of a bit of a respite a bit of a

change of scenery like, particularly with the Maxi

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