And the So, Well, I mean, yeah, how you doing it? You're right. Good. I'm yeah, yeah. Chipper. I'm feeling good.

Yeah. Any anything? I'm a can we like it's got cold here. It's just the weather's the weather's turned. I've had to put the heating up because yeah

That's the shame. So yeah when it started raining now and it'll stop in March

sort of time. Yeah. T's winning World Cups up in England Bold West Indies out for

55. That was fun. It was quite impressive.

You know, that's a team full of elite performers knowing what their job is, unlike at Manchester United.

Oh God.

You know, I genuinely, we were just talking before starting to record and I was thinking

I didn't I didn't tweet it out by I was thinking about doing something like that like I

don't know what to say about this I mean I can I can do some analysis which will boil down to four of Liverpool's goals came from a ball that was worked from left to right and

McGuire chasing the ball and getting himself out of position and sure and sure yeah trying to cover

two players and not covering either so it was it was what struck me about the game is

Liverpool just didn't need to actually be that intense

for most of it.

It just worked it in triangles, simple football, structured football.

You know, they have something to fall back on them, they're not playing well, but they are playing well.

And the United just couldn't cope with it, just out of position constantly. I mean, honestly, if Liverpool basically hadn't switched off

after 60 minutes that could have that could and should have surpassed Chelsea score

on Saturday. Yeah they they just were containing and conserving energy, weren't they?

They weren't the only person that was desperate to get a goal was Sadi O'Marnay, and then Curtis Jones,

who was so annoyed that Sadi O'Marnay hadn't passed to to him that he then didn't pass to him

twice twice yeah twice twice twice twice twice

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