Hey everyone, welcome to the Red Men TV. It's Dune Sensors Match Build Up Show, yes, Liverpool playing another game of footy, as it tends to be the case very often these days. I think we're in the midst of this, what, seven games in three weeks. I'm Stehor to build up for the big game against Brentford on Saturday night at the G-Tech, 8pm Khov as well, which is a bit of a mad one. I am joined by Luke and by John Reed. Yeah, we're going to have a little talking part one about the home side, Bremford, what we've seen from them so far, the challenges that they may cause Liverpool. After the break, we have a little look at Liverpool's team. Obviously, some injuries come from the manager press conference, players in form, players out of form,

we don't even know what formation we're going to play. So we'll talk on that later on. Guys, thanks so much for coming in this morning. Do appreciate it. A little bit of a later start than usual, because Anna made his press conference later. I'm guessing that might have something to do with the 8 o'clock. He'd decided he could maybe give themselves a lay in. Fair enough. I understand that one.

I'll start with you,

Luke Brentford's in Testament because in the summer when they lose, obviously Thomas Frank is the main

thing that they lose. Of course, he goes to Spurs, the mastermind of Brentford's recent success.

They lose their best player in Brian and Buomo. They lose Joanne Visa, so theirs were the best part of 40 Premier League goals out. I think most people expected them to struggle, and then we saw them on the first game in the season, and they looked terrible. And at that point, everyone was already probably writing Brentford off way or too early. I think I was involved in this, by the way. I wasn't having Keith Andrews and that team at all. But overall they've kind of plodded along doing what Brentford kind of do. They've been they've had some big wins, some big results, the 13th in the league, which is about right really. So fair play to them that they've got themselves 10 points out of eight games, they'll be relatively pleased at where they are. Yeah 10 points out of eight when you look at the teams they've played as well,

they've took some losses,

but that's Taman City and Chelsea as well,

isn't it?

You know, they've played some of the big sides already. So, yeah, I think I'm also a culprit of probably writing them off a bit too early this season. When you see the two big, the two lads going

in,

Boem Rambisa,

you're thinking

like,

where are them

goals going to get

replaced?

And you're sort of

looking like

Jordan Anderson's

coming in.

We watched the wheels

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