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It is the Anfield rap.

After Liverpool go to Chelsea, play the fastest football match you've ever seen, I've got

Kev Welsh, I've got John Gibbons, Phil Blundler was there.

I am just obsessed, filled with what it must have been like to be in the

ground to see the faster was it firstly was it the fastest football match you've ever seen and

secondly what was it like to see all the football happening that fast? It certainly felt like one of the

fastest football match you ever seen it didn It didn't feel like the ball was dead for very long. Like I was almost surprised at the end. I think there was four minutes at the end. But the first half, yeah. It felt like I don't know how it happened because I didn't feel like the

ball was out of play at all it just felt like it was two teams sort of going at it and in our

way sort of I think we were happy to seed the ball to them quite a bit and

let them sort of try and come out us because I don't

I don't think the most creative side in the world when it comes to like attack and

patterns of patterns of playing things so I think we were happy to sort of let them try and

break us down and in fairness they didn't I don't

think they did much like I was my watch the day back this morning and the commentator goes

and Liverpool found themselves one a lot but they have been by far in a way like second best and I'm like well bar when Trent's kicked the ball at someone and the

keepers had to go down at someone's feet didn't really do anything first

after they it wasn't like we were under the cosh or constantly

panicking they had a lot of the ball they had a lot of the territory but it

didn't feel like they did a great deal with her. What it feels like I think

Kevin this is why I think it is an interesting conversation when you watch

a game with a lot riding on it and we've had a few

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