Welcome to the Red Men TV. It's build-up time. It's Liverpool at Bournemouth in the Premier League.

Six points from six this week. Tasty game against Everton at the weekend.

A great second half performance from Liverpool against Burnley.

And to preview the game against Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium, I think it is nowadays.

I am joined by John Machen. So there is a Machen on this couch, by Ben Kelly and by Stehor. John, a chance for us to go top of the table? Yeah, that'd be great, would I put some pressure on City. For change, see what that does. They're already starting to lose their heads, to be fair. You see the tweets last night about it?

And then they're going,

will you just go away?

They're like a washbowlishly.

Yeah, I mean, I think we're a bit like the posse and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, you know, where they just can't get to shake him off. And every time they look behind, and whatever they've done to get away from them,

they look behind and they're still there.

That's going to be city with us.

But it's a big game, isn't it?

It's a 12.30 game. whatever they've done to get away from them. They look behind and they're still there. That's going to be city with us.

But it's a big game, isn't it?

It's a 12.30 kickoff.

We made seven changes midweek against Burnley.

You expecting another seven changes, Ben, going into this game?

I don't know, because the thing is we've got a really big game following it,

obviously with Napoli, and obviously we're going to delve into that post-Bormouth. But in terms of the team selection, it's interesting because we've got a couple of injuries. Obviously, we're missing Gomez now. We're potentially still going to be missing Robbo or Marnay or both. So we don't know really what's going to be – what's good about it is that we've got the squad debt to deal with it. We've got options there. We've got, you know, Daniel Sturridge and Arrigi, again, you know, are coming back into the fall a little bit and we've got our options. But I don't really know what team is going to pick at the weekend, whether he's going to prioritise, putting that pressure on City and, you know, getting a win or whether he was going to start looking ahead to Tuesday already.

Steve, have you got one eye on Napoli when you're thinking about this game?

No, not at all. Not at all. I think the fact that it's early Saturday and then Napoli is late Tuesday at home. and then there's a bit of a gattie

where they're being Sunday.

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