Hello everyone, welcome to the Red Men TV.

This is The Build Up Show Liverpool versus Bright and down there at the Amic Stadium.

joined by Chris Payjack, by John Machen and by Ross Chandley for this one.

Christopher Payjack.

We did a good chat about this game on the podcast.

I thought so.

Let's try not to tread all over that.

It was an expression you used on the podcast, which you really annoyed me because I wrote this agenda two days ago. The most important priority for Liverpool with this game is getting back on the horse. It has to be, doesn't it? I mean, two defeats on the bounce. We're not used to that this season, but the difference here is, it's not too poor performances on the bounce. And I think we can all agree that, you know, that Manchester City performance, although we were a beating, we played well. You know, and that was the first team. The Wolves game I'm not too worried about. I think we've spoken about it at length over on the website and on YouTube about how, you know, you can't judge that side in the same, through the same lenses as you judge the first

team you know it wasn't the first team that played and the confidence that Salah and

Femino played with when they came onto the field suggests that if not their

confidence hasn't been knocked by the performance of the the the the rest of the

team so yeah Liverpool need to go out there we need to put pressure on Manchester again. I know you'll come on to it later, but we're in a good place. We play at 3 o'clock on Saturday. Manchester City play on Monday evening. So let's put some pressure on them once again. I think Chris has got a spot on, Dad, and that we've, yeah, it's two defeats back to back and that's that doesn't look

great but there's a there's a bit of lazy punditry going around where it's like liver liver will

have there are two elves back to back on the form guide if that was the same team that played against

man city that lost against brighton i'd be well more upset with that situation that's the only thing

wrong with the wolf defeat is that it looks like two defeats in a row and all the papers say Liverpool are on the back of two defeats, blip and all that.

And it's nothing of the sort.

You know, we really didn't want to play that game, I don't think.

He obviously needed to rest players, make sure there were no more injuries and then Lovrin

goes and gets injured after seconds.

But, you know, forget about Wolves.

We've got beat by the best of the team in the division in their stadium, narrowly.

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