Blood Red: What Mohamed Salah will do next and the off-field factor driving Liverpool's double bid

Blood Red: The Liverpool FC Podcast

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News, Sports, Soccer, Sports News

4.4 • 1000 Ratings

🗓️ 8 April 2019

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

After a long drive from Southampton, and an even longer weekend, our Liverpool FC correspondent James Pearce is back on the Blood Red podcast, hosted as ever by Ian Doyle and also featuring Connor Dunn. The trio discuss Jurgen Klopp's pre-Porto press conference that took place earlier in the day, where the Reds manager cut a positively upbeat figure. However, the interest from the worldwide media was not as great as it had been for Bayern Munich in the last round of the Champions League. Why was that? Our panel debate that before turning their attention to Liverpool's full-back positions. There's also plenty of praise for Roberto Firmino and expectation surrounding Mohamed Salah after the Reds' top scorer ended his goal drought. The off-the-field factor driving Liverpool's bid for the top two trophies in the game is also discussed, as is James' nightmare trip home from Southampton, before another must-listen podcast rounds off with the usual and team and score predictions. Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/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.
0:09.0	Hello everybody and welcome to the latest Liverpool Blood Red Podcast with me Ian Doyle joining me today I am pleased to announce
0:15.2	that we do have our full-time Liverpool correspondence
0:18.0	and Grand National Correspondent both home and away it's James
0:21.2	Pierce hi Jay how you're feeling Jay you were a little bit under the weather weren't you over the weekend for some reason I can't think why
0:26.5	It's been a it was a long few days, but yeah good night's cap on on Sunday night and I'm back and raring to go for the week ahead.
0:33.4	Excellent and also with us is the most easily member of the sports desk.
0:37.1	It's Conodom, hi Connor.
0:38.1	Hello Ian, it feels like only Saturday that we were sat here doing a podcast.
0:41.5	That's because it was only Saturday that we're sat here doing a podcast. That's because it was only Saturday that we're
0:43.0	sat here doing a podcast. Indeed and very good it was too. James you didn't
0:45.9	listen to it and that's why it was so good. Anyway, James, me and you were at
0:50.0	Anfield today to listen to and speak to Jör Yeogan Clop and Virgil Van Dyke, ahead of tomorrow's
0:55.9	Champions League quarter-final first leg against Porto. First things, first Yarkin Clop seems quite
1:01.2	upbeat doesn't he? Yeah, it's almost like Liverpool, a banging contention for the two biggest prizes
1:07.0	he could possibly get his hands on.
1:09.3	Yeah, he was in fine spirits as you can imagine and talked about how he he said he senses in training that his players are on fire at the moment
1:18.7	You know, it's been a been a brilliant few weeks for the club you think on you know
1:22.8	when you went into that last European game against buying away with all the talk about
1:27.3	you know Liverpool's form hadn't been that great and you know he was he was angered
1:31.1	wasn't he that but on that before that game on
1:33.2	about talk about you know do you need to prioritize one or the other
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