Caught offside with Andrew Gunley and J.J. Devaney.

Oh yes, caught off side.

Just outside of New York City from an apartment of Brooklyn, New York,

Andrew Gunley and J.J. D'Vanny. What's up brother? Eh.

Eh. All right. I'm looking forward to the podcast. I always am. I'm looking forward to the podcast I always am and my spirit and my levels of

enthusiasm will arise but that Liverpool Manchester United game yesterday it's just

one of those first of all if you're a neutral it was a total anti-climax

And if you're a Liverpool fan. It was an anti-climax too. It was an disappointment and it's one of those results that will stick with you and you just hope when it comes to it at the end of the season it doesn't bite you in the bomb.

Yeah, yeah, did you hear I mean we'll talk about that game in detail shortly, but did you hear from a lot of people?

Because on our last pot, I was almost, I was really caught off guard with the number of seven nil references that were made in the legal

No, I didn't hear that from anyone because I suppose like there's no

raising that that happened and no amount of nil-nil draws will cure it. In fact this was actually a reversion to

Liverpool, Manchester United Games we've seen in the past probably before the

last kind of tranche of three years or so of games where Liverpool have battered

them and put up like four or five seven.

A lot of the games before that I remember one particular game even in early clop

years were Nill-nills's or United won them.

So it's not like they were...

Yeah, no, nobody was really...

I wouldn't call...

United fans were celebrating the result as they should, but I wouldn't say there was any like,

oh, I mean how did you say take your 7 nil now? I mean it just happened in March.

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