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It could be a burglary. Someone could still be inside. They could be dangerous. So, are you going in?

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story in town, Trent Alexander Arnold, where we begin this show.

Listen, a lot's been said.

We were speaking before we went live about it.

So have you been off, you know, whilst it's been kicking off?

And you've had chance to sort of sit back and take it all in.

And you sort of gather your thoughts on it, I guess, really.

So let's start with your take of it all because we've discussed Trent and the possibility of him coming all going for a long time now

Yeah, how did it make you feel?

What is your sort of reaction to it now?

The timing of it, the handling of it, etc., etc.

Yeah, it's an interesting one because I heard Chris Bejaxe on the podcast you did the other

day that in a way nothing's changed but in another way everything has changed and I think

that's a nice little way of sort of summing it up.

You know, if you read the sort of language that's in David Olenstein's piece, which

was, I think he was like the first sort of big UK-based journalist to go to the story.

I don't think it's moved the situation on too much in terms of we know Ramadir they're interested.

They've got a long-standing interest.

We know Alexander Arnold's contract is coming to an end.

We know that they tried to get him in January.

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