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It is the Anfield Rap Live.

This week we've got Julie McAllister talking to John Gibbons about a new book which is set in

Crosby of all places. Always been the perfect place for a thriller

Crosby it's good to see that Jillie is finally obliged the middle have got like a walk on

part or something at some stage of proceedings we are joined here byret Roberts by Lizzie Doyle and by Adam Smith

and there is four of us on this tour live that is Andy Heaton over there and we have the sum total of

zero Champions League final tickets between the five of us.

Garath, there isn't a fair way to do it.

There isn't a right way to do it.

It'd be nice if you wait if you gave more tickets first and foremost, and it'd be nice if they

didn't do a ridiculous neutral ballot themselves, that I don't see how that helps anybody.

Yeah the neutral ballad's weird isn't it and then also you know the the amount of tickets that end up in

in corporate hands never feels quite right.

For me, you know, there should be a romance around football and it should be, you know,

there should be more opportunity for fans to go and certainly the most loyal fans the fans who

you've shown loyalty to the club and haven't just jumped on and decided they

fancy a European court but you know this is the

second one I'll miss now which is you know I'm not feeling good about and you know

what if you're the told old version of me that that would happen I wouldn't believe you because it

never used it didn't use to be like this I mean I might sound like one of

the old fellas but it didn't you know if you went the games and you are the

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