Hello everybody. Welcome to your Liverpool FC podcast I'm Andy Kelly and we're mob handed today. I'm joined by round the table in Doyle by Neil Jones by Christian Walsh and by Paul Philbin. We're here to have a little chat about

Spurs last weekend but principally looking ahead to the game of the season

really, Liverpool Dortmund, first leg on Thursday night. We'll take a quick look back to

Spurs. Christian, I'll start with you. Two close games for Spurs this season and there was a sort of narrative around sort of whether, you know,

spurs were a sort of template that Liverpool could follow and I know you were a couple of pieces

whether agreeing or disagreeing with that thought. My main thought on it was that what was clear

is that Liverpool shouldn't be in ninth or in second if you know what

have been there's not that much between the sides and that's probably a sign that

Liverpool has dropped points to seize in the situations when they shouldn't.

I mean the hope is that Liverpool's positions are on the not spurs.

I actually, yeah, I saw to disagree there.

I think spurs look every inch between that should be at second, if not first.

I think they're probably one the best it seems to play out

field this season.

They were very good for periods of the game.

And you know, they just seen that little step ahead of Liverpool and their developments,

and that comes from the fact that Pachasino has been there for a year and a half now where

the year in club hasn't even had the full season.

But you know it was interesting to watch them and yeah it was

Liverpool were good for a portion of the game, first half especially,

they created chances.

There was that period where Llan,

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